Midlands Colorectal

Home
United Kingdom
Sutton Coldfield
Midlands Colorectal

Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Midlands Colorectal, Medical Service, Little Aston Hall Drive, Sutton Coldfield.

Midlands Colorectal offers private Surgical consultations for Gall bladder problems, Hernias, Bowel problems (bleeding, pain, change in bowel habit), and bowel cancer worries.

12/07/2025

This will depend a lot on the kind of hernia you’ve had repaired, and how extensive the surgery was.

In general, Dr Peravali expects patients to be driving within 1-2 weeks of the operation. If you are able to do all of the things listed below, you should be okay to drive🚗

Find out more about hernia surgery: http://ow.ly/Afex50JGoqe

08/07/2025

Gallstones usually cause upper abdominal pain. The pain can seem as though it is going through to the back passage, and it usually comes after eating heavy or fatty meals.

You may even find that you are avoiding these foods (whether consciously or unconsciously), especially if you have suffered with these symptoms for years.
If you are suffering with this kind of abdominal pain, especially if you’re feeling sick after meals, Dr Peravali is a trained expert and can diagnose gallstones in one simple consultation.

Book now on our website.

05/07/2025

What causes haemorrhoids? 🤔

In this short video Mr Peravali explains the common causes of haemorroids such as constipation and continuous straining when going to the toilet. Watch it here. 👇

Are you concerned about haemorroids? Email info@midlandscolorectal.co.uk to book a consultation with Mr Peravali and find out how he can help.

01/07/2025

Everybody is different, and some may feel more comfortable going back to work sooner after treatment than others.

When you do decide to go back to work, be sure to speak to your employer about any special arrangements or needs you may have.

28/06/2025

What risks are associated with a colonoscopy? In this short video, Dr. Rajeev Peravali explains the minimal risks that can be associated with the colonoscopy procedure which include bleeding and perforation of the bowel. While these risks sound scary, the colonoscopy is a safe procedure and one you do not need to be concerned about at all.

24/06/2025

A colonoscopy is a common test performed to help diagnose bowel cancer or investigate other bowel problems.

Many people feel anxious when they go for their first colonoscopy😞, so we’ve put together some helpful tips to ease anxiety, as its incredibly important to have this test if you are referred. It could save your life!

Read more about colonoscopies on our website.

21/06/2025

What is a colonoscopy?

We get a lot of questions about colonoscopies. Naturally, people worry if they need to have the procedure. Today Dr Peravali explains what a colonoscopy is and what happens during one. And hint, it's not as bad as you might think.

▫️What actually is a colonoscopy?
▫️Why do should I get one?
▫️How is it performed?
▫️Will it hurt?
Find out more in this short video. 👇

17/06/2025

Bowel Cancer is one of the UK's most preventable cancers, and yet almost 43,000 people are diagnosed with it every year.

Although most vague symptoms are not caused by bowel cancer they should be investigated. If you are worried about any of the symptoms mentioned above, book a consultation with Dr Peravali, who often sees patients within 48 hrs of them making contact.

29/05/2025

Today is world digestive health day! One-third of the world's population has some form of digestive issue, the most common being bloating and constipation. These symptoms can occur even without any structural or functional abnormalities in the digestive system.

At Midlands Colorectal, we investigate and treat a range of digestive health issues, including irritable bowel syndrome, colorectal cancer, and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

If your suffering with symptoms that could be linked to these gut problems, book a consultation with Dr Peravali today: midlandscolorectal.co.uk

24/05/2025

Having gallstones is common, but you must be aware of important things to look out for that may need urgent medical attention.

Severe abdominal pain which does not respond to paracetamol, fever, shakes/ shivers and ‘going yellow’ are all important and may be signs of complications that need urgent medical attention.

If you suffer with upper abdominal pain that is worse after eating, gallstones may be the cause. Dr Peravali would be happy to discuss any investigations with you: https://midlandscolorectal.co.uk/gallstones/

20/05/2025

We love hearing client feedback, especially when it’s as positive as this!👏

We are thrilled that Mr Wordsworth made a healthy recovery after being treated at Midlands Colorectal.

If you have any health concerns, contact us today to book your consultation: midlandscolorectal.co.uk

17/05/2025

Hernias are common, and unless they are causing significant pain, many NHS hospitals do not fund surgery.👨‍⚕️

It is important to get hernias assessed as they can get strangulated or obstructed. This is when the contents of the hernia become hard and painful because the blood supply to the contents is compromised.😖

If you have a hernia and need surgery not offered on the NHS, Dr Peravali often sees patients within a week.

Read more about hernias: http://ow.ly/xZPF50ItBQU

Address

Little Aston Hall Drive
Sutton Coldfield
B743UP

Telephone

+447392656212

Website

http://www.midlandscolorectal.co.uk/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Midlands Colorectal posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Midlands Colorectal:

Shortcuts

Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic in Sutton Coldfield?

Excellence In Healthcare

Midlands Colorectal is managed by Mr Peravali, who is a Consultant General and Colorectal Surgeon. His NHS practice is based at Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust.

He consults privately at:BMI The Priory Hospital, BMI The Edgbaston Hospital and Spire Little Aston Hospital in Sutton Coldfield.

Mr Peravali qualified from the University of Birmingham in 2004 and since then has undergone the highest level of training in general and colorectal surgery. Over the last 15 years he has trained in some of the biggest and best surgical units in the country. These include University Hospital Birmingham, Norfolk and Norwich University hospital and Cambridge University hospital. His training culminated in being selected for the prestigious “John Goligher Fellowship in advanced Coloproctology.” During this fellowship Mr Peravali further developed highly specialised skills in keyhole surgery, bowel cancer surgery, surgery for inflammatory bowel disease and the management of functional problems of the pelvic floor (particularly prolapse, constipation and faecal incontinence). He has further developed these skills during his own consultant practice and often helps other consultant colleagues with the more difficult and challenging cases. Mr Peravali is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He has also been awarded the degree of Master of Surgery from the University of Edinburgh after examination of his advanced knowledge of general and colorectal surgery and submission of a research dissertation. His research on enhanced recovery after surgery has subsequently been presented and published nationally and internationally.