What is Fluconazole Fungal Infection Capsule?

This medicine contains Fluconazole, which belongs to a group of medicines called antifungals. These act to treat infections caused by fungi.

The medicine can be used to treat thrush (vaginal candidiasis). It may also be used by the woman’s sexual partner to treat associated penile thrush (candidal balanitis).

Thrush is a common infection caused by a yeast (or fungus), which may live harmlessly in the vagina without you even noticing it.

However, in certain circumstances, it may develop into an infection in the vagina and symptoms may spread to the surrounding area. The symptoms may include one or more of the following:

• Itching of the vagina and surrounding area (the vulva)
• Redness and swelling of the tissues of the vagina and vulva
• Soreness of the vagina and vulva
• White non-smelling discharge from the vagina

Thrush may be aggravated by sexual intercourse, but it is not a sexually transmitted disease. However, sometimes thrush can be passed to your partner through sexual intercourse.

If your partner has penile thrush, he may have one or more of the following symptoms:

• Soreness and redness of the penis
• Tightness of the foreskin
• A white non-smelling penile discharge

What is the recommended dosage for Fluconazole?

• Check the foil is not broken before use. If it is, do not take the capsule.
• Adults aged 16 to 60 years: Take one capsule once only.
• Swallow the capsule whole with water.
• Do not give to children under 16 years, or take if you are an adult of 61 years or older unless your doctor tells you to.
• Do not take more than the amount recommended above.
• If symptoms do not go away within seven days, talk to your doctor.
• If your symptoms worsen at any time, talk to your doctor.
• If symptoms clear up but then return after seven days, you can take another capsule, unless you had an allergic reaction the first time.

What is in this medicine

The capsule contains Fluconazole 150 mg which is the active ingredient.

What are EvoTears Eye Drops

EvoTears is a unique and innovative eye lubricant for the management of Evaporative Dry Eye and Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD). EvoTears is a single ingredient formulation, consisting of 100% pure Perfluorohexyloctane, which acts to completely replace the tear film lipid layer.

EvoTears is a water-free, preservative-free eye drop that acts to stabilise the tear film lipid layer, relieving symptoms associated with Evaporative Dry Eye and Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD).

EvoTears is preservative, phosphate and water-free making it suitable for daily management of Dry Eye & MGD.

• Preservative Free eye lubricant for the management of Evaporative Dry Eye and MGD.
• Single-ingredient formulation: 100% Perfluorohexyloctane
• Offers complete tear film lipid layer replacement
• 6 month sterility from time of opening
• Low surface tension for a rapid spread across the eye

How do EvoTears Eye Drops work

• The surface of your eye is covered by a thin layer of tears, called the Tear Film which protects, nourishes and lubricates the eye.
• EvoTears replaces the outer layer of the tear film to form a shield and protect the tear film from evaporating.
• EvoTears contains a single ingredient formulation (100% Perfluorohexyloctane)- a first to market eye lubricant in the UK.
• EvoTears is water-free, phosphate-free and preservative-free.
• EvoTears comes in a convenient on-the-go bottle and lasts for up to 6 months from the time of opening
• EvoTears displays low surface tension for optimum spreading ability across the eye with minimum visual impairment.

How to use EvoTears Eye Drops

Use the Push, Turn and Release method. Remove the cap from the bottle, upon first use remove the tamper-evident ring and dispose of it. Hold the eye drop upright and squeeze it lightly. Prior to placing the eye drop bottle above the eye, keep it squeezed, turn it upside down and immediately release the pressure thereby drawing air into the bottle. Keep holding the bottle upside down, gently pull down your lower eyelid, and place the dropper tip above the eye. Lightly squeeze the bottle again to release only one drop into each eye. Replace the cap on the eye drop bottle.

What do EvoTears Eye Drops contain

100% Perfluorohexyloctane

What is Preparation H Ointment

Preparation H Ointment relieves both internal and external haemorrhoid symptoms. It temporarily shrinks swollen hemorrhoidal tissue and provides prompt, soothing relief from painful burning, itching and discomfort.

How to use Preparation H Ointment

For Internal Use:

Wash your hands before and after. Try to empty your bowel and bladder just before use.

Remove the protective cover from the applicator. Attach the applicator to the tube.

Squeeze to fill the applicator with ointment.

Lubricate the applicator well and gently insert the applicator into the rectum ½ inch.

Squeeze the tube so that ointment is applied inside the rectum.

Thoroughly cleanse the applicator after each use and replace the protective cover.

Avoid having a bowel movement for one to three hours after inserting the ointment.

To Clean the Applicator:

Wash it with warm water and gentle soap, then thoroughly rinse it with water.

What does Preparation H Ointment contain

Active ingredients: Live Yeast Cell Derivative (SRF) - 1% w/w, Shark Liver Oil - 3% w/w

Other ingredients: Waraffin, Paraffinum Liquidum, Ozokerite, Lanolin, Glycerin, Squali Iecur Oil, Piscum Iecur Oil, Hydrolyzed Yeast, Propylparaben, Methylparaben, Retinyl Palmitate, Aroma.

What are Anusol Plus HC Suppositories?

Anusol Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch, and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Plus HC Suppositories

Anusol Plus HC Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Plus HC Suppositories contain

The active substances per suppositories are: Hydrocortisone acetate 10 mg, Zinc oxide 296 mg.

What is Anusol Cream?

Anusol Cream is a medicine which is used to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other minor ano-rectal conditions such as anal itching and fissures. It can be used post-operatively following ano-rectal surgery.

Anusol Cream has a vanishing base formulation which means it is rapidly absorbed. The cream can also provide lubrication when used with suppositories. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide is an astringent which soothes and protects raw areas and helps reduce swelling. It also acts as an antiseptic.
• Balsam Peru which is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Bismuth oxide which is astringent and antiseptic and also protects raw, irritated areas around the anal area.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

For external and internal piles, Cream can be used. If internal haemorrhoids are the problem, Suppositories deliver a measured dose to the affected area.

How to apply Anusol Cream

Anusol Cream is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the cream into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the cream should be gently applied to the affected area.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Cream should be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Cream contain?

The active substances are per 100g: Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth oxide 2.14 g, Balsam peru 1.8 g.

What is Anusol Plus HC Ointment?

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is a medicine which is used to reduce the symptoms of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids). It contains the following ingredients: 

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

This medicine helps relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to apply Anusol Plus HC Ointment

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the ointment into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the ointment should be applied using a gauze dressing.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Plus HC Ointment can be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Plus HC Ointment contain 

The active substances are per 100 g: Hydrocortisone acetate 0.25 g, Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth subgallate 2.25 g, Balsam Peru 1.875 g, Bismuth oxide 0.875 g and Benzyl benzoate 1.25 g. 

What are Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories?

Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch, and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories

Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories contain

The active substances per suppositories are: Hydrocortisone acetate 10 mg, Zinc oxide 296 mg, Bismuth subgallate 59mg, Balsam Peru 49 mg, Bismuth oxide 24 mg and Benzyl benzoate 33 mg.

What is Preparation H Ointment

Preparation H Ointment relieves both internal and external haemorrhoid symptoms. It temporarily shrinks swollen hemorrhoidal tissue and provides prompt, soothing relief from painful burning, itching and discomfort.

How to use Preparation H Ointment

For Internal Use:

Wash your hands before and after. Try to empty your bowel and bladder just before use.

Remove the protective cover from the applicator. Attach the applicator to the tube.

Squeeze to fill the applicator with ointment.

Lubricate the applicator well and gently insert the applicator into the rectum ½ inch.

Squeeze the tube so that ointment is applied inside the rectum.

Thoroughly cleanse the applicator after each use and replace the protective cover.

Avoid having a bowel movement for one to three hours after inserting the ointment.

To Clean the Applicator:

Wash it with warm water and gentle soap, then thoroughly rinse it with water.

What does Preparation H Ointment contain

Active ingredients: Live Yeast Cell Derivative (SRF) - 1% w/w, Shark Liver Oil - 3% w/w

Other ingredients: Waraffin, Paraffinum Liquidum, Ozokerite, Lanolin, Glycerin, Squali Iecur Oil, Piscum Iecur Oil, Hydrolyzed Yeast, Propylparaben, Methylparaben, Retinyl Palmitate, Aroma.

What are Anusol Plus HC Suppositories?

Anusol Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch, and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Plus HC Suppositories

Anusol Plus HC Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Plus HC Suppositories contain

The active substances per suppositories are: Hydrocortisone acetate 10 mg, Zinc oxide 296 mg.

What are Anusol Suppositories?

Anusol Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Suppositories

Anusol Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Suppositories contain?

The active substances are per 100 g: Zinc oxide 296 mg, Bismuth subgallate 59 mg, Balsam Peru 49 mg, Bismuth oxide 24 mg.

What is Anusol Cream?

Anusol Cream is a medicine which is used to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other minor ano-rectal conditions such as anal itching and fissures. It can be used post-operatively following ano-rectal surgery.

Anusol Cream has a vanishing base formulation which means it is rapidly absorbed. The cream can also provide lubrication when used with suppositories. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide is an astringent which soothes and protects raw areas and helps reduce swelling. It also acts as an antiseptic.
• Balsam Peru which is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Bismuth oxide which is astringent and antiseptic and also protects raw, irritated areas around the anal area.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

For external and internal piles, Cream can be used. If internal haemorrhoids are the problem, Suppositories deliver a measured dose to the affected area.

How to apply Anusol Cream

Anusol Cream is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the cream into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the cream should be gently applied to the affected area.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Cream should be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Cream contain?

The active substances are per 100g: Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth oxide 2.14 g, Balsam peru 1.8 g.

What is Preparation H Clear Gel

Preparation H Clear Gel combines natural witch hazel extract and soothing, moisturising ingredients in a clear gel base. It can be effective against the pain, irritation and itching of piles. The non-greasy gel format is easy to apply and is suitable for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

How to use Preparation H Clear Gel

Apply freely to affected skin whenever you feel discomfort.

Keep using for a few days after skin discomfort has been relieved to obtain the best results.

If skin irritation persists or returns regularly, consult a healthcare professional for further advice.

Suitable for: Adults, children aged 12 years and over, pregnant and breastfeeding women.

FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY.

What does Preparation H Clear Gel contain

Hamamelis Virginiana Distillate, Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Alcohol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Sodium Citrate, Methylparaben, Disodium EDTA, Propylparaben, Citric Acid

What is Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment?

Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment is a medicine which is used to reduce the symptoms of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids). It contains the following ingredients: 

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation. 
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic and soothe and protect raw areas. 
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing. 
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties. 

This medicine helps relieve the pain, swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment can be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

• Do not use more than 4 times a day.
• Do not use for more than 7 consecutive days.

What does Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment contain?

The active substances are per 100 g:  Hydrocortisone acetate 0.25 g, Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth subgallate 2.25 g, Balsam Peru 1.875 g, Bismuth oxide 0.875 g and Benzyl benzoate 1.25 g. 

What are Anusol Suppositories?

Anusol Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Suppositories

Anusol Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Suppositories contain?

The active substances are per 100 g: Zinc oxide 296 mg, Bismuth subgallate 59 mg, Balsam Peru 49 mg, Bismuth oxide 24 mg.

What are Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes?

When you’re suffering from piles, maintaining good anal hygiene is essential, to help reduce itchiness and irritation. Not to mention that, when your bottom’s feeling extra-sensitive, loo-roll can feel a little rough!

Clinically tested, Anusol Soothing & Cleansing wipes are based on a unique combination of natural ingredients, traditionally known for their soothing, hydrating and cooling properties which are:

• Witch hazel extract
• Aloe vera extract
• Chamomile extract
• Calendula extract.

Designed to be used after a bowel movement, instead of regular toilet paper, as well as for cleansing the anal area before applying other Anusol products: cream, ointments or suppositories.

Key facts about Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes work

New Anusol Soothing & Cleansing wipes are:

• Flushable
• Dermatologically & gynecologically tested
• Hypoallergenic
• Fragrance and alcohol free
• Biodegradable

The best way to use Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes

• Use after you’ve had a bowel movement, in place of regular toilet tissue.
• Up to two wipes can be flushed at one time.
• Be sure to reseal the pack to stop the wipes drying out.

What do Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes contain?

Aqua, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Water, Glycerin, Cocamidopropyl PG-Dimonium Chloride Phosphate, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Benzoic Acid, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate.

What is Preparation H Clear Gel

Preparation H Clear Gel combines natural witch hazel extract and soothing, moisturising ingredients in a clear gel base. It can be effective against the pain, irritation and itching of piles. The non-greasy gel format is easy to apply and is suitable for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

How to use Preparation H Clear Gel

Apply freely to affected skin whenever you feel discomfort.

Keep using for a few days after skin discomfort has been relieved to obtain the best results.

If skin irritation persists or returns regularly, consult a healthcare professional for further advice.

Suitable for: Adults, children aged 12 years and over, pregnant and breastfeeding women.

FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY.

What does Preparation H Clear Gel contain

Hamamelis Virginiana Distillate, Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Alcohol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Sodium Citrate, Methylparaben, Disodium EDTA, Propylparaben, Citric Acid

What is Califig Syrup of Figs with Fibre

Califig contains real fruit extract of figs, providing a convenient and pleasant way to help maintain regularity.

Seven Seas Califig Syrup of Figs is produced using natural ingredients and real fruit extracts to help maintain regularity for all the family. 

• Contains real fruit extract of figs. 
• Help to maintain regularity for all the family. 
• Made using natural ingredients. 
• Free from lactose, gluten, yeast and sugar.
• Never tested on animals.
• With Calcium to support digestion

How to take Califig Syrup of Figs with Fibre

Shake well before use. Use within 28 days of opening.

Adults and elderly: 15-30ml (one to two tablespoonsful)

Children age 3-6 years: 5-10ml (one to two teaspoonsful)

Children age 6-15 years: 7.5 to 15ml (one and a half to three teaspoonfuls).

Do not exceed the suggested daily intake.

What does Califig Syrup of Figs with Fibre contain

Water, Thickener: Sorbitol; Maltodextrin (25%w/v), Fig Extract (10% w/v), Colour: Ammonia Caramel; Flavours: Ginger Extract, Clove Oil, Peppermint Oil, Cassia Oil; Sodium Benzoate, Citric Monohydrate.

What are Anusol Plus HC Suppositories?

Anusol Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch, and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Plus HC Suppositories

Anusol Plus HC Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Plus HC Suppositories contain

The active substances per suppositories are: Hydrocortisone acetate 10 mg, Zinc oxide 296 mg.

What is Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment?

Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment is a medicine which is used to reduce the symptoms of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids). It contains the following ingredients: 

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation. 
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic and soothe and protect raw areas. 
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing. 
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties. 

This medicine helps relieve the pain, swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment can be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

• Do not use more than 4 times a day.
• Do not use for more than 7 consecutive days.

What does Anusol Soothing Relief Ointment contain?

The active substances are per 100 g:  Hydrocortisone acetate 0.25 g, Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth subgallate 2.25 g, Balsam Peru 1.875 g, Bismuth oxide 0.875 g and Benzyl benzoate 1.25 g. 

What is Anusol Plus HC Ointment?

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is a medicine which is used to reduce the symptoms of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids). It contains the following ingredients: 

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

This medicine helps relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to apply Anusol Plus HC Ointment

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the ointment into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the ointment should be applied using a gauze dressing.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Plus HC Ointment can be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Plus HC Ointment contain 

The active substances are per 100 g: Hydrocortisone acetate 0.25 g, Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth subgallate 2.25 g, Balsam Peru 1.875 g, Bismuth oxide 0.875 g and Benzyl benzoate 1.25 g. 

What is Anusol Cream?

Anusol Cream is a medicine which is used to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other minor ano-rectal conditions such as anal itching and fissures. It can be used post-operatively following ano-rectal surgery.

Anusol Cream has a vanishing base formulation which means it is rapidly absorbed. The cream can also provide lubrication when used with suppositories. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide is an astringent which soothes and protects raw areas and helps reduce swelling. It also acts as an antiseptic.
• Balsam Peru which is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Bismuth oxide which is astringent and antiseptic and also protects raw, irritated areas around the anal area.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

For external and internal piles, Cream can be used. If internal haemorrhoids are the problem, Suppositories deliver a measured dose to the affected area.

How to apply Anusol Cream

Anusol Cream is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the cream into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the cream should be gently applied to the affected area.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Cream should be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Cream contain?

The active substances are per 100g: Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth oxide 2.14 g, Balsam peru 1.8 g.

What are Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories?

Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch, and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories

Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Soothing Relief Suppositories contain

The active substances per suppositories are: Hydrocortisone acetate 10 mg, Zinc oxide 296 mg, Bismuth subgallate 59mg, Balsam Peru 49 mg, Bismuth oxide 24 mg and Benzyl benzoate 33 mg.

What is Anusol Plus HC Ointment?

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is a medicine which is used to reduce the symptoms of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids). It contains the following ingredients: 

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

This medicine helps relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to apply Anusol Plus HC Ointment

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the ointment into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the ointment should be applied using a gauze dressing.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Plus HC Ointment can be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Plus HC Ointment contain?

The active substances are per 100 g: Hydrocortisone acetate 0.25 g, Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth subgallate 2.25 g, Balsam Peru 1.875 g, Bismuth oxide 0.875 g and Benzyl benzoate 1.25 g. 

What are Anusol Suppositories?

Anusol Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Suppositories

Anusol Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Suppositories contain?

The active substances are per 100 g: Zinc oxide 296 mg, Bismuth subgallate 59 mg, Balsam Peru 49 mg, Bismuth oxide 24 mg.

What are Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes?

When you’re suffering from piles, maintaining good anal hygiene is essential, to help reduce itchiness and irritation. Not to mention that, when your bottom’s feeling extra-sensitive, loo-roll can feel a little rough!

Clinically tested, Anusol Soothing & Cleansing wipes are based on a unique combination of natural ingredients, traditionally known for their soothing, hydrating and cooling properties which are:

• Witch hazel extract
• Aloe vera extract
• Chamomile extract
• Calendula extract.

Designed to be used after a bowel movement, instead of regular toilet paper, as well as for cleansing the anal area before applying other Anusol products: cream, ointments or suppositories.

Key facts about Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes work

New Anusol Soothing & Cleansing wipes are:

• Flushable
• Dermatologically & gynecologically tested
• Hypoallergenic
• Fragrance and alcohol free
• Biodegradable

The best way to use Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes

• Use after you’ve had a bowel movement, in place of regular toilet tissue.
• Up to two wipes can be flushed at one time.
• Be sure to reseal the pack to stop the wipes drying out.

What do Anusol Soothing and Cleansing Wipes contain?

Aqua, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Water, Glycerin, Cocamidopropyl PG-Dimonium Chloride Phosphate, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Benzoic Acid, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate.

What is Anusol Cream?

Anusol Cream is a medicine which is used to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other minor ano-rectal conditions such as anal itching and fissures. It can be used post-operatively following ano-rectal surgery.

Anusol Cream has a vanishing base formulation which means it is rapidly absorbed. The cream can also provide lubrication when used with suppositories. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide is an astringent which soothes and protects raw areas and helps reduce swelling. It also acts as an antiseptic.
• Balsam Peru which is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Bismuth oxide which is astringent and antiseptic and also protects raw, irritated areas around the anal area.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

For external and internal piles, Cream can be used. If internal haemorrhoids are the problem, Suppositories deliver a measured dose to the affected area.

How to apply Anusol Cream

Anusol Cream is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the cream into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the cream should be gently applied to the affected area.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Cream should be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Cream contain?

The active substances are per 100g: Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth oxide 2.14 g, Balsam peru 1.8 g.

What are Anusol Suppositories?

Anusol Suppositories help to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to use Anusol Suppositories

Anusol Suppositories should be inserted into the anus

• Wash anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using this medicine.
• Remove plastic cover from the suppository before use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.
• The suppository will melt after insertion.

Adults and the elderly: Insert one suppository into the back passage (anus) far enough so that it doesn't slip out, at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What do Anusol Suppositories contain?

The active substances are per 100 g: Zinc oxide 296 mg, Bismuth subgallate 59 mg, Balsam Peru 49 mg, Bismuth oxide 24 mg.

What is Anusol Plus HC Ointment?

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is a medicine which is used to reduce the symptoms of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids). It contains the following ingredients: 

• Hydrocortisone acetate is a mild steroid which helps reduce inflammation.
• Zinc oxide and Bismuth salts are mildly astringent and antiseptic. They soothe and protect raw areas.
• Balsam Peru is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Benzyl benzoate has mild antiseptic properties.

This medicine helps relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other related conditions, such as anal itching.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to apply Anusol Plus HC Ointment

Anusol Plus HC Ointment is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the ointment into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the ointment should be applied using a gauze dressing.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Plus HC Ointment can be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Plus HC Ointment contain?

The active substances are per 100 g: Hydrocortisone acetate 0.25 g, Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth subgallate 2.25 g, Balsam Peru 1.875 g, Bismuth oxide 0.875 g and Benzyl benzoate 1.25 g. 

What is Anusol Ointment?

Anusol Ointment is a medicine which is used to relieve the swelling, itch and irritation of internal and external piles (haemorrhoids) and other minor ano-rectal conditions such as anal itching and fissures. It can be used post-operatively following ano-rectal surgery.

Anusol Ointment has a vanishing base formulation which means it is rapidly absorbed. The ointment can also provide lubrication when used with suppositories. It contains the following ingredients:

• Zinc oxide is an astringent which soothes and protects raw areas and helps reduce swelling. It also acts as an antiseptic.
• Balsam Peru which is mildly antiseptic and has a protective action on sore areas and may help healing.
• Bismuth oxide which is astringent and antiseptic and also protects raw, irritated areas around the anal area.

What are piles?

Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels which occur inside or outside the back passage (anus).

Some people have piles without experiencing any symptoms, but sufferers may notice the following:

• Bleeding: Although streaks of bright red blood on the toilet paper are not uncommon in people with piles, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and you should see your doctor to check this.
• Swelling: The swollen blood vessels may be felt as a lump or blockage in the anus.
• Pain, itching and irritation in the anal region.

At least 40% of people suffer from piles at some time in their lives. However, many people are too embarrassed to seek advice or treatment and, as a result, experience unnecessary discomfort.

Fortunately, there is much you can do to ease the situation and relieve the symptoms.

What causes piles?

Several factors can contribute to the development of piles:

• The most common cause is straining during a bowel movement, usually because of constipation.
• During pregnancy, the growing baby exerts increased pressure on the anal vessels, which can lead to piles.
• Heredity: you may be more likely to develop piles if your family has a history of suffering.

A Healthy Living Plan for Piles Sufferers

You can reduce the risk of piles by following a healthy diet and lifestyle that helps to keep your bowels working regularly and prevents constipation. This can also help to speed recovery from piles.

• Eat a high fibre diet including foods like brown rice, wholemeal bread, wholewheat pasta etc.
• Eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and salads.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Don't eat too much salty, fatty, or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers, and cakes.
• Cut back on the amount of alcohol, tea, and coffee you drink.
• Exercise regularly.

A healthy diet and lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of constipation and encourage a regular bowel habit. Go to the toilet regularly and try to avoid straining. Leaning forward from the hips may help.

How to apply Anusol Ointment

Anusol Ointment is for topical use only, which means it is applied directly to the affected area.

• Wash the anal area and dry gently with a soft towel before using the medicine.
• There is a nozzle supplied with the product which can be used to apply the ointment into the back passage (anus).
• For external piles - after washing and drying the affected area, the ointment should be gently applied to the affected area.
• For internal piles - after washing and drying the affected area, screw the nozzle provided onto the tube, remove the nozzle cap; insert the nozzle into the back passage and squeeze gently. Clean the nozzle after each use.
• Wash your hands before and after using Anusol.

Adults and the elderly: Anusol Ointment should be applied sparingly to the affected area at night, in the morning and after each bowel movement.

What does Anusol Ointment contain?

The active substances are per 100g: Zinc oxide 10.75 g, Bismuth oxide 0.875 g, Balsam peru 1.8 g.