Care+ Haemorrhoid Relief Ointment 25g

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If your haemorrhoids are on the milder side, then Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream, the saviour of sore bottoms, may just be the answer. Yes, haemorrhoid creams do work. They have the dual function of soothing itching and reducing the size of the haemorrhoid. Suppositories, for internal haemorrhoids, work in the same way.

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Coagulation. Coagulation techniques use laser or infrared light or heat. They cause small, bleeding internal hemorrhoids to harden and shrivel. Coagulation has few side effects and usually causes little discomfort. Adults and children over 12 years: for anal itching, apply a small amount to the anal area when you need to.For external haemorrhoids: Wet some cotton wool with warm water and gently clean the sore area. Carefully dry with fresh cotton wool and then apply the ointment. Change up your diet if constipation is causing you pain. Add fibre to your diet to prevent straining while going to the bathroom. Add fruits, vegetables, and other high-fibre foods. Aim to consume between 20 to 30 grams of fibre per day. A. If you’re seeing blood in your stool, don’t assume it’s a result of haemorrhoids. Talk to your physician about your symptoms so that more serious causes may be ruled out. Blood in the stool is a serious symptom, and you should speak to your doctor as soon as possible if you’re experiencing this. Dark blood in the stool typically points to a problem farther up the digestive tract, while fresh blood is usually the result of an issue closer to the rectum. Hemorrhoid creams work by providing relief from pain and discomfort caused by hemorrhoids. The active ingredients in the cream reduce swelling, itching, and burning associated with hemorrhoids.