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The Treatment

Understand how the eXroid® Treatment works.

Treatment Aftercare

What to expect following your eXroid Treatment.

Treatment Costs

Appointment types, costs and ways to pay.

About eXroid

Find out more about eXroid and our mission to help sufferers worldwide.

Meet the team

Meet our faculty of colorectal specialists & management team.

FAQs

Read some of our most commonly asked questions.

Research & Development

Browse our published clinical data and sufferer research findings.

Haemorrhoid Advice

Find help and advice on understanding haemorrhoids and the treatments available.

Symptom Severity Test

Answer 5 simple questions to track changes in your symptoms & receive advice.

Haemorrhoid advice centre

Please read through our articles or speak to us if you have any further questions.

Whether you’re experiencing and researching haemorrhoids for the first time or are now considering navigating the treatment options and clinical pathways available we have grouped together some help topics below.

You can also do a quick search below to help find the relevant information or click here for our Frequently Asked Questions.

Living with haemorrhoids

Treating haemorrhoids

Understanding haemorrhoids

The most common causes of piles

And who can suffer from them? Pregnancy, weight training, cycling and some common contributing factors.

The different types of haemorrhoids

Are they haemorrhoids, hemorrhoids or piles? Understand words used by medical professionals like, internal,...

What are haemorrhoids

And what causes them? Read more about the basics you need to know about haemorrhoids (also known as piles).

Piles during pregnancy

One of the things that newly pregnant mums are rarely told about, is that they can become more prone...

Exercise and haemorrhoids

Whilst haemorrhoids may not be the most regularly discussed topic in the gym changing room, it shouldn’t...

Cycling and piles

Our top five tips to ensure you can continue pedalling and stop ‘roid rage.

Haemorrhoid help

When and how to seek advice and treatment. Recognising changing symptoms and navigating the GP and referral...

What are the signs of haemorrhoids?

And how do I know if I have them? Read about the most common symptoms – not everyone has the same symptoms.

Haemorrhoids & Itching

Intimate itching is one of the first signs of haemorrhoids. It’s annoying and embarrassing but easily...

Symptoms of internal piles and external piles can include a damp feeling in your underwear caused by...

A funny smell is a rare, but not unusual symptom of piles. And like most of the other signs can be treated...

Haemorrhoid Pain

From uncomfortable soreness to not being able to sit down properly, pain is another one of the signs...

Lumps & swelling

With pain, itching and bleeding, often come lumps and swelling in the area. This can be a sign of internal...

Often described as “feeling like you need a poo” – added pressure around the bottom is another potential...

Haemorrhoid myths

Dr Hudson-Peacock breaks down the five most common haemorrhoid myths.

Symptom management

How to manage during and between flare-ups.

Haemorrhoid treatment on the NHS

Cuts to NHS Haemorrhoid operations. What are your options?

Haemorrhoid treatments

Getting confused with creams, suppositories and ointments? Understand the treatment options available...

Haemorrhoid symptom relieving treatments

These can be at-home or complimentary methods like a sitz bath or an over-the-counter cream. Read more...

Non-surgical haemorrhoid treatments

There are a range on treatments that don’t require anaesthetic and are all unique in their mode of action...

Surgical haemorrhoid treatments

For the most severe cases GPs are able to refer patients to a specialist NHS service, where they will...

Bleeding from your bottom is one of the most common haemorrhoid symptoms. If this sounds familiar, you...

Thrombosed haemorrhoids

A thrombosed haemorrhoid is the medical term for a haemorrhoid that has become swollen due to a small...

Prolapsed haemorrhoids

Internal haemorrhoids can “prolapse.” If they prolapse, they become swollen and protrude outside your...

Internal haemorrhoids

Internal haemorrhoids are actually swollen veins and their support tissues, situated in the lower part...

Accurately diagnosing haemorrhoids is difficult, even for medical practitioners. This is especially true...

External haemorrhoids

External haemorrhoids are different from internal haemorrhoids in two important ways: the first and most...

Haemorrhoid creams

What are they? Which haemorrhoid creams are the best? Do they work and are they an effective treatment...

Sclerotherapy treatment

What is sclerotherapy? In simple terms, sclerotherapy is the injection of a chemical solution into the...