This event aims to promote early detection, awareness, and treatment of colorectal and general surgical conditions. It will provide free medical consultations, health education, and screening by specialists to help the community identify and manage surgical conditions before they become severe.
Frequent or severe stomach pain
Constipation or diarrhea that keeps coming back
Blood or pain when passing stool
Swelling or bulge in the abdomen or groin
Painful or itchy anal swelling
Unexplained weight loss or fatigue
Hard lumps under the skin or around the belly
Poor diet (low in fiber, high in fat or processed foods)
Obesity and lack of physical activity
Aging and family history of bowel or colorectal disease
Chronic constipation or straining during stool
Smoking and excessive alcohol use
Previous abdominal surgeries or hernias
Untreated infections or inflammation in the intestines
Eat a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and fiber
Drink plenty of water daily
Exercise regularly to maintain a healthy weight
Avoid smoking and limit alcohol intake
Go for regular medical check-ups and screenings
Seek medical attention early when you notice unusual symptoms
Treatment depends on the diagnosis and may include:
Medication to manage pain, infections, or inflammation
Lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise
Minimally invasive surgery to repair hernias or remove lumps
Specialized colorectal surgery for advanced conditions
Follow-up care and continuous medical monitoring
Dr. Robin Mogere has been actively involved in practicing medicine for the past 30 years and holds an
MBChB from the University of Nairobi and an FRCS from the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburg.
He previously worked at the Coast General Hospital and Taita Taveta District Hospital. He studied at Guys Hospital for Surgical Training and Specialization, before proceeding to the University of Nairobi as a Lecturer in the Surgery Department. Mr. Mogere has tirelessly served as a board member in the following institutions; Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board, The Nairobi Hospital, and has been the Chairman as well as a board member of the Metro Group PLC since its inception.