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General Surgeon · SALAM Shah Alam Specialist Hospital
Surgical Problems, Explained Clearly
I’m Dr Mohd Fadhil, a General Surgeon at SALAM Shah Alam Specialist Hospital. I provide assessment and treatment for a wide range of surgical conditions, including colorectal disease, haemorrhoids, hernia, gallstones, breast and thyroid conditions, as well as endoscopic procedures.
My goal is simple: to help you understand your condition, explore the available treatment options and know what to expect before making a decision.
- Clear explanations
- Individualised treatment options
- Continuity of care
Treatments & procedures
Comprehensive Surgical & Endoscopy Care
Not sure which page applies to you?
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Haemorrhoids
Colorectal & perianal
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Anal Fistula
Colorectal & perianal
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Hernia
Abdominal & gallbladder
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Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal & perianal
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Gallstones
Abdominal & gallbladder
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Breast Conditions & Cancer
Breast & endocrine
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Thyroid Conditions & Cancer
Breast & endocrine
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Lumps & Bumps
Skin & soft tissue
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Colonoscopy
Endoscopy
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OGDS / Gastroscopy
Endoscopy
Symptom-led guidance
When should you see a surgeon?
The same symptom can have many causes. A proper examination helps determine the diagnosis and the most appropriate treatment.
Don’t ignore persistent symptoms
Why an early surgical assessment helps
Early assessment helps clarify the cause of symptoms, identify anything that may need timely attention and discuss treatment options that fit your condition.
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Clearer diagnosis
Differentiate conditions with similar symptoms.
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Identify urgency
Recognise when timely treatment is needed.
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Tailored options
Discuss medication, procedures, endoscopy or surgery when appropriate.
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Follow-up plan
Know what should be monitored next.
Not every assessment leads to surgery — the aim is a clear diagnosis and an appropriate treatment plan.
About
About Dr Mohd Fadhil
Dr Mohd Fadhil bin Ahmad Nazlan is a General Surgeon who places strong emphasis on clear explanations, careful assessment and treatment tailored to each patient’s condition.
His clinical services include colorectal, hepatobiliary, hernia, perianal, breast and thyroid surgery, as well as colonoscopy and OGDS. Depending on the diagnosis and suitability of the patient, treatment may involve laparoscopic surgery, open surgery or endoscopy.
My Approach
- Thorough Assessment Good diagnosis begins with a detailed history and comprehensive examination.
- Clear Explanation Your condition and treatment options are explained in clear, understandable language.
- Appropriate Treatment Treatment decisions are made together, based on the most suitable surgical approach for your condition.
- Continuity of Care Care continues from diagnosis and procedure through recovery and follow-up.
Surgical problems, explained clearly.
Health information
Patient Education
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Colorectal Cancer Can Be Asymptomatic
The importance of screening and understanding risk factors.
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Do Haemorrhoids Need Surgery?
When conservative treatment may be enough and when a procedure is considered.
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Haemorrhoid Grades
A simple explanation of Grades I to IV.
If your symptoms persist or you are unsure of the cause, arrange an assessment.
Qualifications
- Award Sir Harry Annamunthodo Gold Medal for Doctor of Surgery (General Surgery), 2023/2024.
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- MB BCh BAO LRCP SI (National University of Ireland – RCSI/PMC)
- Doctor of Surgery (General Surgery), UKM
- Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Book an Appointment
SALAM Shah Alam Specialist Hospital, 2-14 Jalan Nelayan 19/B, Seksyen 19, 40300 Shah Alam, Selangor