Top effective candles for hemorrhoids

Regard­less of which of the fac­tors led to the hyper­pla­sia of the cav­ernous bod­ies, doc­tors agree that the pre­ven­tion of the dis­ease plays an impor­tant role. Chron­ic pathol­o­gy tends to exac­er­bate. The treat­ment reg­i­men for hem­or­rhoids is com­piled by a spe­cial­ist (proc­tol­o­gist) tak­ing into account the indi­vid­ual clin­i­cal pic­ture of the patient.

Can­dles are con­sid­ered the most effec­tive rem­e­dy that has an imme­di­ate effect on the rec­tal mucosa. There are anti-inflam­ma­to­ry, anal­gesic and veno­ton­ic sup­pos­i­to­ries, anti­co­ag­u­lants. The choice depends on the pre­vail­ing symp­toms — bleed­ing, itch­ing and burn­ing, inflam­ma­tion, etc.

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belladonna extract

bel­ladon­na extract

The bel­ladon­na extract is deserved­ly con­sid­ered one of the best nat­ur­al reme­dies for cracks. Bel­ladon­na (bel­ladon­na) is known for its heal­ing prop­er­ties for spasms, ulcers, and col­ic. It is wide­ly used in the treat­ment of stom­ach dis­eases. Con­traindi­ca­tions are insignif­i­cant, the effect comes with­in a few min­utes. How­ev­er, the rem­e­dy does not fight the prob­lem, tem­porar­i­ly reduc­ing the symp­toms.

The reviews write about ill-con­ceived pack­ag­ing, it is incon­ve­nient to pull out can­dles. But they remem­ber high effi­cien­cy at a low cost. They praise the excel­lent anal­gesic effect, the abil­i­ty to remove spasms. The result is vis­i­ble after the first appli­ca­tion, it is enough to use can­dles twice a day. How­ev­er, they have a strong lax­a­tive effect, many com­plain of flat­u­lence. Dur­ing use, a burn­ing sen­sa­tion is felt, sen­sa­tions are uncom­fort­able.

Proctosan

Proc­tosan

Proc­tosan is a nat­ur­al rem­e­dy for the treat­ment of hem­or­rhoids with the active ingre­di­ents bufexa­m­ac and bis­muth sub­gal­late. These are rec­tal sup­pos­i­to­ries that have an anti-inflam­ma­to­ry effect. The drug pro­motes the speedy heal­ing of tis­sues. Users con­firm the high effi­cien­cy, which is expressed in the rapid elim­i­na­tion of the symp­toms of the dis­ease.

The reviews also describe the anal­gesic ori­en­ta­tion of sup­pos­i­to­ries. Of the neg­a­tive points — over­priced. These sup­pos­i­to­ries are used both for treat­ment and as a pre­ven­tive mea­sure. Pro­hib­it­ed for use dur­ing preg­nan­cy and lac­ta­tion. Some buy­ers note leak­age, and as a result, soiled linen.

Relief Ultra

Relief Ultra

Relief Ultra — sup­pos­i­to­ries of com­plex action, which have anti-inflam­ma­to­ry and heal­ing prop­er­ties, and also help to cope with throm­bo­sis of hem­or­rhoids. They con­tain 2 active ingre­di­ents at once: the hor­mone hydro­cor­ti­sone acetate and zinc sul­fate. These are ver­sa­tile and fast-act­ing sup­pos­i­to­ries that are suit­able for most patients.

Relief Ultra helps well not only with hem­or­rhoids, but also with eczema of the peri­anal zone, proc­ti­tis, anal fis­sures. Patients like its fast anal­gesic and antipru­rit­ic effect: already after 5–10 min­utes long-await­ed relief comes. Seri­ous side effects and oth­er short­com­ings have not been iden­ti­fied, but many peo­ple com­plain about the high cost of can­dles.

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Betiol

Beti­ol

Rec­tal sup­pos­i­to­ries for the treat­ment of hem­or­rhoids Beti­ol are of plant ori­gin. With cau­tion, the drug is allowed dur­ing preg­nan­cy and lac­ta­tion. Users con­firm the abil­i­ty to elim­i­nate dis­com­fort in hem­or­rhoids, includ­ing stop­ping bleed­ing.

The reviews note that the com­po­si­tion con­tains Bel­ladon­na. It con­tains alka­loids that anes­thetize, elim­i­nate spasms, relieve inflam­ma­tion, and stim­u­late car­diac activ­i­ty. It is con­sid­ered effec­tive against hem­or­rhoids, but there are many con­traindi­ca­tions. The drug helps with cracks, removes pain. It has an anti­sep­tic effect dur­ing treat­ment. How­ev­er, it must be applied care­ful­ly due to the strong relax­ation of the mus­cles.

Anestezol

Aneste­zol

The com­bined prepa­ra­tion of nat­ur­al ori­gin from hem­or­rhoids Aneste­zol has an anti­sep­tic and anal­gesic effect. Users speak of can­dles as a high­ly effec­tive rem­e­dy. Low cost is one of the main advan­tages. Sup­pos­i­to­ries are used with cau­tion by preg­nant and lac­tat­ing women. At the first injec­tion, a burn­ing sen­sa­tion may occur. A mild lax­a­tive effect is regard­ed by some as a minus, while oth­ers, on the con­trary, see this as an advan­tage, since nodes are often accom­pa­nied by chron­ic con­sti­pa­tion.

The reviews call the drug effec­tive, but warn about the com­po­si­tion: heparin is rec­om­mend­ed at the very begin­ning of hem­or­rhoids, in advanced cas­es it is prac­ti­cal­ly use­less. The rem­e­dy per­fect­ly relieves the symp­toms, but then the dis­com­fort returns. The instruc­tions say about tak­ing it twice, for many peo­ple once is enough. The max­i­mum effect is achieved in 4–5 days, then sub­sides. There­fore, treat­ment should include oth­er means.

Olestezin

Olestezin

An effec­tive and safe drug is high­ly val­ued by proc­tol­o­gists. The pres­ence of ben­zo­caine in the com­po­si­tion of the local anes­thet­ic allows Olestezin to quick­ly relieve the patient of pain, and sea buck­thorn oil envelops the anal mucosa and soft­ens the feces. Can­dles help with con­sti­pa­tion, which often both­ers patients with hem­or­rhoids.

The med­i­cine acts gen­tly and phys­i­o­log­i­cal­ly, has a min­i­mum of con­traindi­ca­tions. Patients choose Olestezin due to its low price, sta­ble effi­ca­cy and the absence of neg­a­tive health effects. How­ev­er, can­dles are not with­out draw­backs. Some buy­ers com­plain of itch­ing in the first min­utes after the intro­duc­tion of the can­dle, as well as leak­age of the med­i­cine and soil­ing of under­wear.

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Natalsid

Natal­sid

Hemo­sta­t­ic agent Natal­sid is a rec­tal sup­pos­i­to­ry for top­i­cal use in dis­eases of the veins and hem­or­rhoids. Sup­pos­i­to­ries are allowed dur­ing preg­nan­cy and lac­ta­tion, how­ev­er, despite the safe­ty for the moth­er and child, they require manda­to­ry approval from the attend­ing physi­cian.

Users talk about a pro­nounced anal­gesic effect. The effect is notice­able after the first can­dle. They can also be used for bleed­ing hem­or­rhoids. The reviews talk about the nat­ur­al com­po­si­tion as the lead­ing advan­tage of can­dles of this brand. The down­side is the high cost.

Relief

Relief

Relief anti­he­m­or­rhoidal sup­pos­i­to­ries have a local vaso­con­stric­tive effect, thanks to which it is pos­si­ble to relieve tis­sue swelling, get rid of itch­ing and reduce the pro­tru­sion of hem­or­rhoids. With cau­tion, sup­pos­i­to­ries are used dur­ing preg­nan­cy and lac­ta­tion. Users con­firm the relief of the symp­toms of the dis­ease.

It con­tains, among oth­er things, cocoa but­ter and shark but­ter. The man­u­fac­tur­er talks about their anal­gesic and anti-inflam­ma­to­ry effects. The tool per­fect­ly relieves itch­ing and burn­ing, con­stricts blood ves­sels. Many praise the pack­ag­ing, which opens effort­less­ly. Can­dles are dense, do not crum­ble, but very dry. Because of this, the intro­duc­tion is extreme­ly unpleas­ant. The drug is con­sid­ered effec­tive in the ear­ly stages of the dis­ease, it will not cope with an advanced case.

Glycerol

Glyc­erol

Glyc­erin sup­pos­i­to­ries are famous for their lax­a­tive effect. Can­dles have a slight irri­tat­ing effect on the rec­tal mucosa, which reflex­ive­ly stim­u­late intesti­nal motil­i­ty. The tool helps to soft­en the stool with con­sti­pa­tion. Since with hem­or­rhoids it is nec­es­sary to exclude a delay in defe­ca­tion and hard stools, these sup­pos­i­to­ries in a set of mea­sures are used for the treat­ment and pre­ven­tion of hem­or­rhoids.

They do not anes­thetize, do not relieve swelling, do not relieve itch­ing and do not stop bleed­ing. Users empha­size in the reviews that they can­not be con­sid­ered a panacea for this dis­ease. Lax­a­tive sup­pos­i­to­ries are an aux­il­iary mea­sure that does not harm preg­nant and lac­tat­ing women.

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Glycelax

Glyce­lax

The safest drug for chil­dren, which helps to cope with con­sti­pa­tion against the back­ground of hem­or­rhoids. The med­i­cine works flaw­less­ly: the “result” is observed short­ly after set­ting the can­dle. Glyce­lax soft­ens feces, lubri­cates the walls of the anus and makes defe­ca­tion pain­less for the child.

Most par­ents speak pos­i­tive­ly about these can­dles because they are inex­pen­sive, always work and do not cause adverse reac­tions in the child. The med­i­cine can be bought with­out a pre­scrip­tion at any phar­ma­cy. How­ev­er, pedi­a­tri­cians remind that Glyce­lax can­not be used con­tin­u­ous­ly for more than 7 days. If the con­sti­pa­tion does not go away, you need to urgent­ly take the child to the doc­tor.

Sea buckthorn oil

Sea buck­thorn oil

Rec­tal sup­pos­i­to­ries of plant ori­gin Sea buck­thorn oil is a safe drug for chil­dren that quick­ly relieves the symp­toms of hem­or­rhoids. Can­dles have a wound-heal­ing and anti-inflam­ma­to­ry effect, stop pain and accel­er­ate recov­ery. Users note a pos­i­tive result after using the first can­dle.

These sup­pos­i­to­ries have received many pos­i­tive reviews, and due to the bud­get cost, they com­pete with more adver­tised drugs. The down­side is the size of the can­dle. For chil­dren, you have to reduce it man­u­al­ly. The bright orange col­or of the sup­pos­i­to­ry plays a bad ser­vice. When flow­ing out, the linen is strong­ly stained, traces are dif­fi­cult to remove dur­ing wash­ing.

Hepatrombin G

Hepa­trom­bin G

Gepa­trom­bin G has the best anti-aller­gic effect, relieves inflam­ma­tion, burn­ing and itch­ing. The tool removes hem­or­rhoids, relieves dis­com­fort. A pow­er­ful effect is man­i­fest­ed in a few min­utes, the drug is indi­cat­ed for severe pain. Dur­ing use, a slight burn­ing sen­sa­tion may occur, but it quick­ly pass­es. The drug relieves symp­toms, but is not rec­om­mend­ed for treat­ing the prob­lem. It has an anes­thet­ic effect, there are con­traindi­ca­tions.

Buy­ers scold the pack­ag­ing, say­ing that the can­dles are very tight­ly sol­dered, do not open along the notch, they are dif­fi­cult to sep­a­rate. They write about uncom­fort­able use, about 20 min­utes you have to lie on your stom­ach. It is not­ed that the pain dis­ap­pears imme­di­ate­ly, there are slight improve­ments, but the hem­or­rhoids do not com­plete­ly dis­ap­pear. The drug is pre­scribed for a course of 10 days, it should not be tak­en longer. Many users reduce the dose because they are afraid of the potent active ingre­di­ents.