KENT, UK. August 6th, 2026 – As National Wellness Month and World Breastfeeding Week take place, leading haemorrhoid treatment provider eXroid is reminding people that looking after their health should include both physical and emotional wellbeing. The company is encouraging people to seek reliable advice when concerns arise, access appropriate support and feel comfortable having open conversations about their health.
The awareness campaign focuses on the value of taking care of overall wellbeing, with positive steps helping people build confidence, support quality of life and achieve healthier outcomes throughout different stages of life.
Dr Mark Hudson-Peacock, Medical Director at eXroid, said: “National Wellness Month is a useful reminder that wellbeing is shaped by the choices we make every day. Eating a balanced diet, keeping active, managing stress and speaking to a healthcare professional when something does not feel right can all contribute to better health over time.
“World Breastfeeding Week also highlights how important it is for mothers to have access to education, understanding and trustworthy information during the early stages of parenthood. Having the right support available can help mothers feel more confident, informed and reassured.
“Creating a supportive environment where families feel able to ask questions and seek trusted advice can help reduce feelings of isolation and strengthen maternal confidence. Emotional wellbeing is an important part of recovery after childbirth and should be considered alongside physical health.”
Both awareness campaigns promote the importance of taking action when concerns arise, rather than allowing them to develop into more significant problems. This could involve making healthier lifestyle choices, speaking with a medical professional, accessing breastfeeding support or simply having an open conversation about a health concern. eXroid believes that early intervention and access to appropriate information can make a positive difference to long-term wellbeing.
Dr Mark Hudson-Peacock added: “People can sometimes put off seeking help because they feel embarrassed, are unsure whether their symptoms warrant attention or hope the problem will resolve on its own.
“Encouraging honest conversations and making trustworthy healthcare information easier to access can help remove some of the barriers that prevent people from seeking support. When individuals know where to turn and feel comfortable asking questions, they are better placed to make informed decisions about their health.
“At eXroid, this approach reflects our commitment to supporting patients through education, compassionate care and evidence-based treatment. By helping people understand their options and feel supported throughout their healthcare journey, we believe more individuals can take proactive steps towards better health and an improved quality of life.”
eXroid is a leading provider of non-invasive haemorrhoid treatment solutions, offering electrotherapy procedures designed to provide safe and effective relief for patients.
With a focus on patient outcomes and quality of life, eXroid continues to develop and provide innovative healthcare solutions for people seeking treatment.
The company is supported by published clinical evidence and recognised by NICE under IPG525. eXroid Technology Ltd is also EU MDR certified, its UK clinical service is rated Outstanding by the CQC, and the company is a recipient of The King’s Award for Innovation.
With more than 5 million people in the UK estimated to experience haemorrhoids each year, eXroid is encouraging people to give equal consideration to their physical and emotional wellbeing. Simple lifestyle choices, including regular walking, can form part of a positive approach to supporting overall health.
For more information, visit the eXroid website.
