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This November, a new option for hemorrhoid relief is arriving in Malaysia, and it’s setting a higher bar for patient care. The eXroid® treatment, a groundbreaking and minimally invasive procedure, will be made now available at four prominent hospitals in the Klang Valley, making it easier than ever for patients to access effective, fast, and gentle hemorrhoid care.

For many Malaysians, hemorrhoids are a painful yet rarely discussed condition that can significantly impact daily life. The discomfort, bleeding, and inconvenience of hemorrhoids can make even simple tasks seem overwhelming. Until now, patients often had to choose between over-the-counter remedies that might not fully alleviate symptoms and more invasive surgical options that required recovery time and anesthesia.

Enter eXroid® – a modern solution for all grades of hemorrhoids that prioritizes patient comfort, convenience, and effectiveness. Using a method called electrotherapy, eXroid® treatment applies gentle electrical impulses to shrink hemorrhoids over time, eliminating the need for incisions, cuts, or anesthesia. In less than an hour, most patients can complete their treatment and return to their regular activities almost immediately.

To bring this advanced care closer to Malaysian patients, eXroid® will be launched in three renowned hospitals in the Klang Valley. As these hospitals, already known for their excellence in patient care, are now at the forefront of a new era in hemorrhoid treatment, offering eXroid® as an option for patients seeking both comfort and convenience. The launch of eXroid® in Malaysia marks a turning point in the local approach to hemorrhoid care, the goal is to ensure that more Malaysians have access to a minimally invasive option that doesn’t disrupt their busy lives. And while the technology is advanced, the procedure itself is straightforward enough to be completed on an outpatient basis, making it accessible to those with packed schedules or demanding routines.

This November, as eXroid® makes its debut in Malaysia, patients finally have a reason to feel hopeful. A new path to pain-free days is now just an appointment away.