Anusol Haemorrhoid Treatment Cream, Shrinks Piles, Soothes Itching, 43g Shrinks Piles, Relieves Discomfort, Soothes Itching, Contains Zinc Oxide, Internal and External Use
In short: Anusol Haemorrhoid Treatment Cream is a 43g tube designed to shrink piles and soothe itching for internal and external haemorrhoid use. It contains zinc oxide and relieves discomfort.
Key features
- Shrinks piles
- Soothes itching
- Contains zinc oxide
- Internal and external use
- 43g tube
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Anusol Haemorrhoid Treatment Cream is a medicated product formulated to address haemorrhoid symptoms. The 43g tube contains zinc oxide, which is known for its soothing and protective properties. It is suitable for both internal and external application to help shrink piles and relieve discomfort.
The cream works to soothe itching and provide relief from the discomfort associated with haemorrhoids. Always follow the instructions provided on the product packaging for safe and effective use. Consult a pharmacist or GP if symptoms persist or if you are unsure about suitability.
Who is it for?
A good fit if you:
- have haemorrhoid symptoms
- need relief from itching
- require internal or external treatment
Maybe skip it if you:
- use on children without medical advice
- apply to open wounds
- take orally
How to use it
Follow the application instructions provided on the product packaging. Apply as directed to the affected area. Consult a pharmacist or GP if unsure about usage.
Frequently asked questions
What is Anusol cream used for?
Anusol cream is used to treat haemorrhoids, helping to shrink piles and soothe itching for both internal and external use.
Does Anusol cream contain zinc oxide?
Yes, Anusol Haemorrhoid Treatment Cream contains zinc oxide, which is included for its soothing properties.
Can Anusol cream be used internally?
Yes, the cream is suitable for internal and external application to relieve haemorrhoid symptoms.
How long does it take for Anusol cream to work?
Follow the instructions on the pack for best results. If symptoms do not improve, consult a pharmacist or GP.
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