Pregnancy interaction

• Beclomethasone (a steroid) should be taken carefully during pregnancy.
• If you are told to, you should only use phenylephrine if you are told to.
• Lignocaine is usually safe, but you shouldn't use it too much.
• Most of the time, short-term use on the outside of the body is harmless, but only with a doctor's permission.
• Do not put the applicator deep into the rectum while pregnant unless your doctor says to.
• Breastfeeding: Safe to use on the outside, but don't put it on your nipples.
   

FAQs for Medicine?
 

Q1. What is this cream good for?

It is used to treat piles (hemorrhoids) and other symptoms that go along with them, such as

Pain

Itching

Burning

Bleeding

Swelling

Pain when passing stool

Q2: Does it get rid of heaps for good?

No. It helps with the symptoms but doesn't get rid of the cause. It's important to monitor your nutrition and lifestyle.

Q3. Is it possible to put it inside the rectum?

Yes, the applicator lets you apply it gently on the inside, but just on the surface, not deep.

Q4. Is it safe for pregnant women to use?

Only with the doctor's permission.

Q5. How quickly does it work?

Pain goes away in a few minutes, and swelling goes down in two to three days.

Q6. How long can I use it?

Usually 5–7 days. We don't advocate using steroids for a long time.

 

Expert advice

• Don't use for more than a week unless your doctor tells you to.
• Make sure the anal area is clean and dry.
• Eat more fiber, drink more fluids, and don't get constipated.
• Don't eat hot foods or put a lot of strain on your body when you poop.
• Don't use the applicator too roughly; it could hurt you.
• If your symptoms get worse, you start bleeding, or you get really irritated, stop using it.

Side effects

• Feeling of burning
• A little bit of irritation
• Being dry
• Numbness that goes away after a while (because of lignocaine)
• Skin thinning (due to long-term steroid use)
• More sensitive
• Not very common, but serious:
• Reaction to an allergy
• Bleeding more
• Pain or infection that won't go away
• If your symptoms get worse, stop using it.

 How it works
 

Beclomethasone (a steroid)

• Lessens swelling, redness, itching, and inflammation.
• Good for hemorrhoids that hurt and are swollen.

Phenylephrine (Vasoconstrictor)

• Makes blood vessels smaller.
• Lessens bleeding, swelling, and pain.

Lignocaine (a local anesthetic)

• Gives rapid pain relief via numbing.
• Lessens the burning and itching around the anus.
• Overall Effect: Pain goes away quickly, swelling goes down, itching goes down, and bleeding is controlled.

Medicines interaction

• There aren't many topical interactions, but you should stay away from
• Other steroid creams on the same spot
• Using harsh washes and antiseptics that make things worse
• Using different creams with local anesthetics on the same area
• Long-term use can cause systemic steroid effects, but this is unusual.
• Tell your doctor if you are on blood pressure drugs, MAO inhibitors, or vasoconstrictor drugs (because of phenylephrine).

How to Use

• Wash the region around the anus and pat it dry.
• Gently spread a thin coating around the anus.
• Internal Application (Applicator)
• Before using, clean the applicator.
• Put the applicator on the tube and screw it on.
• Only put the tip in 1–2 cm (don't push it in too far).
• To put on the ointment, gently squeeze the tube.
• After each usage, take off the applicator and clean it.
• How often
• Use it 2 to 3 times a day, especially after using the bathroom and before bed.
• Length
• Take for 5 to 7 days, or as your doctor says.

Uses/Indications

• Piles, or internal and external hemorrhoids
• Painful, swelling heaps
• Itching in the anus (pruritus ani)
• Piles that leak a little
• Feeling like you have a fire around your anus
• Irritation in the anus
• Care after hemorrhoid surgery (with a doctor's help)