Painless Hemorrhoid Treatment Featured in Leading Physicians' Magazine

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St Petersburg, FL (PRWEB) April 16, 2008 -- The Ultroid Hemorrhoid Treatment, which provides an innovative and non-surgical approach to treating hemorrhoids, was recently featured in Physicians Office Resource. The trade magazine features products and editorials directly targeted to individuals in the medical profession.

The article, titled "Breakthrough in Painless Hemorrhoid Treatment," explains how the procedure was originally developed more than 30 years ago, and it has evolved into a high-tech, refined medical device. Three men originally developed the treatment in Lake Tahoe, Dr. Daniel A. Norman, Dr. Glenn Nicholas, and electrical engineer Ron Newton. The Ultroid Treatment uses a low level of electric current applied in the comfort of the physician's office, which does not require invasive surgery or harsh medication.

It is Dr. Norman who continued perfecting the treatment, and he now practices gastroenterology and internal medicine at Barton Memorial Hospital in Lake Tahoe.

"Patients hop up and go on their way," said Dr. Norman in the Physicians Office Resource article. He went on to say that most patients have not had any recurring hemorrhoids after they were treated with the Ultroid System.

The Ultroid Painless Hemorrhoid Treatment is currently available in doctors' offices around the nation. The treatment is painless and performed during a six to 12 minute procedure as an office visit. It requires no special preparation, and it allows the patient to leave the doctor's office and proceed with their normal daily activities.

For the full article, go to http://www.physiciansofficeresource.com/publications/volume-2-issue-1/page20-21.asp.

For more information about the Ultroid treatment, visit www.ultroid.com.

About Ultroid®:

Ultroid is a painless, FDA-cleared, non-surgical method of hemorrhoid treatment. Its costs are a fraction of surgery and its associated difficulties. There is no anesthesia needed, no hospital stays required, no pain, and no lengthy healing time. The entire process can take as little as 30 minutes or less, and it's done in a physician's exam room. It is covered by most insurers and Medicare.

Ultroid is a simple treatment that allows the patient to leave the doctor's office and proceed with a normally active day.

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