Dr Cillian Keogh co-founded the Dublin City Clinic and implemented a new haemorrhoid treatment service. Four years ago Keogh and GP Fergal McNamara observed that haemorrhoids were a common clinical concern but patients were often reluctant to raise the issue. Many patients mentioned haemorrhoids only in passing as a "by the way" while leaving. Keogh balances clinic responsibilities with family life alongside his GP wife and their two children. The clinic aims to make conversations about haemorrhoids easier and to provide accessible, dedicated treatment for affected patients.
Dr Cillian Keogh, co-founder of the Dublin City Clinic, chats about the new haemorrhoid treatment they've set up, and how he and his GP wife manage with two children at home
Four years ago, myself and another GP, Fergal McNamara, were discussing how haemorrhoids were a common concern - and yet were something patients were reluctant to bring up.
We found many only mentioned them as a "by the way", heading out the door.
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