Haemorrhoids Treatment in Longridge, Preston
Haemorrhoids, also called piles, can cause itching, discomfort, a lump around the anus or bright-red blood after opening your bowels. They are common, but not every rectal symptom is a haemorrhoid. This service starts with an assessment that checks whether a private treatment route is appropriate.
Medicine price. Any consultation charge is separate.
Medicine price. Any consultation charge is separate.
Private consultation at Longridge Travel Health Clinic
Treatment only where clinically appropriate
Consultation and treatment costs explained before you proceed
Treatments & prices
Read the medicine details and listed prices below. A clinician will assess which options, if any, are suitable for you.
Listed strengths and forms
Uniroid HC
Medicine price. Any consultation charge is separate.
Listed strengths and forms
Proctosedyl
Medicine price. Any consultation charge is separate.
Prices are for the medicine quantity shown, excluding any separate consultation charge. The clinic will confirm the full cost before you proceed. A prescription is not guaranteed.
Treat the symptom without overlooking the cause
Haemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels inside or around the anus. Constipation, straining, pregnancy, heavy lifting and spending longer than needed on the toilet can make them more likely. NHS advice focuses on keeping stools soft with fluids and fibre, avoiding straining and keeping the area clean and dry.
Who this service may help
- This route may be appropriate for an adult with a familiar, non-emergency symptom pattern who needs a medication-safety assessment.
Do not ignore significant rectal bleeding
Call 999 or go to A&E if bleeding will not stop, there is a lot of blood or large clots, or you are in severe pain. Use NHS 111 or urgent GP care for painless bleeding, pus, feverish illness or symptoms that are worsening. This service cannot safely assess an emergency.
A consultation comes first.
The right next step depends on your health and the service you need.
Talk about your health
Tell us what you need help with, your symptoms and any medicines you take. We will explain the assessment and any fees before you proceed.
Have your suitability assessed
A consultation helps establish whether treatment is appropriate or whether you need an examination, tests or care elsewhere. A prescription is never guaranteed.
Agree the next step
If treatment is prescribed, the team will explain how to use it, its cost and how to obtain it. You should also know when to seek further advice.
Before your consultation
- Record when symptoms started, whether you have bleeding or bowel changes, what helps and any past diagnosis or procedure.
Tell the clinician if anything changes before treatment starts. Do not use another person’s prescription medicine.
Are all lumps or bleeding caused by haemorrhoids?
No. Those symptoms can have other causes. The consultation checks whether your symptoms are suitable for this route and may direct you to your GP or urgent care.
What can help alongside assessment?
NHS self-care includes fluids and fibre to keep stools soft, avoiding straining, keeping the area clean and dry, and not sitting on the toilet for longer than necessary.
Can haemorrhoids return?
Yes. Treatment does not always prevent them coming back. Managing constipation and other triggers remains important.
Arrange your consultation
Start the online consultation for Haemorrhoids Treatment. Answer the questions for your condition and a prescriber will assess whether treatment is suitable for you. It takes about five to ten minutes and no payment is taken online.
A consultation does not guarantee a prescription. If you would rather speak to someone first, contact the clinic using the details below.
Private care,
here in Longridge.
Speak to Longridge Travel Health Clinic on Berry Lane, serving Longridge, Preston and the Ribble Valley.
Longridge Travel Health Clinic54 Berry Ln, Longridge, Preston PR3 3JPGet directions
Arrange your consultation
Contact the clinic to discuss an appointment. The team can explain the assessment, availability and any consultation or treatment charges.
Contact hours
- Monday to Friday
- 9am to 7pm
- Saturday
- 10am to 6pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Please use the enquiry form for appointment arrangements only. Discuss medical details with the clinical team through the route they provide.