Hemorrhoids suppositories and their side effects

 

 

 

What are Hemorrhoidal Suppository hemorrhoids suppositories?

 

These are suppositories that reduce swelling, burning sensation, pain and itching in the anal area caused by hemorrhoids, as phenylphrine is involved in narrowing the blood vessels in this region, and cocoa butter and zinc oxide are also included in its composition. The materials moisturize and form a barrier on the skin in the anal area to facilitate defecation and reduce friction and inflammation in the anal area.

 

 

How do I use suppositories to treat hemorrhoids?

 

How to use hemorrhoids suppositories is not difficult, provided you follow the instructions written on the package and ask your pharmacist or doctor, and follow these steps:

 

Before use, thoroughly clean the anal and surrounding areas with water and a little soap, then rinse and dry them well.

Apply a little water to moisturize it and make it easier to apply.

Lie on your left side with your right knee bent forward, insert and push the piece of suppositories with your finger inside the rectum opening (the pointed side first), continue to lie on this position for a few minutes, and avoid going to the bathroom to defecate for an hour.

Another situation that you can use is to stand with one foot on a highchair, or you can seek help from a member of your family if it becomes difficult for you.

You can repeat the use of suppositories up to 4 times a day, once in the morning and once in the evening and once after each procedure that stands out, or as directed by your doctor, and you must adhere to the dose prescribed by the doctor, according to your response to treatment, but never exceed it.

If your condition does not improve and the pain persists for more than 7 days, or if you notice blood coming out or the pain increases, or if you are concerned about the severity of the symptoms, you should see a doctor immediately.

 

 

Side effects of hemorrhoids suppositories

 

Usually, there are no side effects of hemorrhoids suppositories while following your doctor's instructions. You may feel some discomfort and pain when using them if the anus tissue is inflamed or bleeding and you can tell your doctor if there is an unlikely pain, but there are some symptoms that can appear After using it, which requires seeing a doctor immediately, as follows:

An allergic reaction to rash, itching, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue.

Rectal bleeding.

Trouble or shortness of breath.

Feeling of chest pain.

An irregular or fast heartbeat.

Feeling faint.

 

 

Precautions for using hemorrhoids suppositories

 

Before using these suppositories, you should tell your doctor if you have any of these conditions, because they can interact with other medicines that treat these diseases:

You have any allergies to medications or foods.

Diabetes

Hypertension

Heart disease

Prostate problems

Hypothyroidism