Melbourne Haemorrhoid and Rectal Bleeding Clinic

Maurice Brygel | Peter Grossberg | Charles Leinkram | L. P. Cheah | Zeev Duieb |
Reassurance | Dietary Advice | Local Measures | Injection | Rubber Band Ligation | Surgery |
Anal Fissure | Abscess & Fistula | Polyps | Anal Cancer | Warts | Puritis Ani | Pilonidal Sinus
Colonoscopy | Gastroscopy |
Faecal Occult Blood | Diverticular Disease | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Bowel Cancer | Ischaemic Bowel Disease | Ulcerative Colitis | Crohn's Disease | Genetics
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Local Measures

The local applications sooth the surface of the haemorrhoids and shrink the veins.

There are simple preparations such as Rectinol, which can be readily purchased from the Pharmacist over the counter.

In addition there are agents, which contain Cortisone.  The Cortisone controls the swelling.

The agents such as Ultraproct or Scheriproct are more expensive.

The agents may be applied as a cream, ointment or suppository.

 

 

 

Phone: +61 3 9525 9077 - email: mbrygel@netspace.net.au - fax +61 3 9527 1519