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For this condition the hard part is usually making the first contact rather than choosing where to make it. So you can ring to ask whether you need an appointment at all, and that costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

  • No charge to ask
  • Reply within one business day
  • Told plainly if it is not ours
Ask before you book (613) 324-9141 A clinician reads what you send before anyone calls back. Some enquiries end with this not being the right clinic for the problem, and that is a real answer rather than a failed enquiry.

Or read what the examination involves

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Ask about hemorrhoid treatment in Montreal

Tell us what the symptoms are, roughly how long they have gone on, and what hours suit you. A clinician reads it before anybody calls you back, so the first conversation starts in the right place.

What brings you in? *
Other reasons (same question)
How did it start? *
How long has it been going on?

Tell us what is going on, how long it has been going on, and whether there has been bleeding. A clinician reads it before anyone calls you back, and we reply within one business day. Nothing is charged at this stage, and if what you describe is not something this clinic should be treating, we will say so.

What happens next

From message to Montreal examination

  1. You send a few lines

    Bleeding, a lump or itching, how long, and what hours work. Nothing more detailed is needed at this stage.

  2. A clinician reads it

    Before anyone calls back, so the conversation starts from your symptoms rather than from a script.

  3. Coverage checked

    If you send plan details we confirm what it pays toward a consultation and whether a referral is required.

  4. An appointment, or not

    Sometimes the honest answer is that conservative measures are worth a fortnight first, and we will say so.

Common questions

Booking hemorrhoid treatment in Montreal

What people ask on the phone before they are willing to commit to an appointment.

Yes, and a good number of people do exactly that. Asking whether you need an appointment at all costs nothing, commits you to nothing, and is often the most useful call you make.
Very little. Whether there is bleeding, a lump or itching, and roughly how long it has gone on. That is enough to get the appointment usefully set up before you arrive.
Within one business day for a message. A phone call is quicker and is the better route if what you want is a straight answer about whether to come in.
Then we say so and point you where it belongs. Several things present exactly like hemorrhoids and need a colonoscopy or a different specialty instead of a procedure here.
If you have them, yes, because coverage and the referral requirement are both answered from the same document and both are better settled before you travel than at the desk.
It is the commonest reason people delay this by months, and it is why the visit is built the way it is: one clinician, a couple of minutes of examination, nothing treated as unusual.

Getting in touch

Asking is free and useful

No charge to ask

Ringing to find out whether you need an appointment at all costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Read before the call back

A clinician reads what you send, so the first conversation starts from your symptoms rather than a script.

Sometimes the answer is wait

If conservative measures are worth a fortnight first, that is what you will be told rather than offered a slot.

And sometimes it is elsewhere

Several conditions present like this one. We say so rather than booking you in for something we cannot treat.

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A few lines about the symptoms and the hours that suit you is enough. If you would rather ask a question than book anything, that is a completely normal reason to get in touch.

Heavy or continuous bleeding, dizziness or fainting need urgent care now rather than a message.