INDICATIONS

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This preparation used topically contains a local anesthetic (benzocaine) and anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and decongestant substances.
It is used in the symptomatic treatment of pain and itching in the anus, especially due to hemorrhoids.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

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This drug should not be used in case of allergy to anesthetics in the premises.

CAUTION

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Pain, anal bleeding that persists despite treatment may be associated with other diseases like hemorrhoids and requires medical attention. Similarly, any anal bleeding that occurs in a person over the age of 50 should have medical advice.
Sports: Anesthetic premises have been removed from the list of doping substances published in the orders of 20 April and 16 August 2004 by the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

Pregnancy and lactation

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The effect of this drug during pregnancy or lactation is not well known. The assessment of the potential risk associated with its use is individual: ask your pharmacist or doctor.

DOSAGE AND USAGE

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2-3 applications of cream or 2-3 suppositories daily.
Treatment should be short (no more than a few days).

TIPS

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Chronic constipation or excessive traction are the main triggers for hemorrhoidal attacks. A high protein diet (fruits, vegetables, whole grains), plenty of fluids, and regular exercise reduce the risk.
In times of crisis, consumption of alcohol or spicy food may increase pain and discomfort. Particular attention should be paid to cleaning the anal area in order to limit irritation phenomena. It is also advisable to limit prolonged sitting positions, which may have an aggravating effect on pain.
This medicine may be freely available in some pharmacies; However, do not hesitate to ask your pharmacist for advice.
Suppositories should be stored away from sources of heat.

GLOSSARY

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allergy
Skin reaction (itching, pimples, swelling) or general malaise occurs after contact with a particular substance, use of a medicine or ingestion of food. The main forms of allergy are eczema, urticaria, angioedema, asthma and allergic shock (anaphylaxis). Food allergies can also lead to digestive problems.

anesthetic
Drug that causes anesthesia. In addition to general anesthetics that allow patients to sleep before surgery, there is a local anesthetic that can be injected into contact with a nerve to numb an area of ​​the body. Local anesthetics are also called contact anesthetics.

anti-inflammatory
Medicines that fight inflammation. It can either be a cortisone derivative (steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) or a non-cortisone derivative (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAIDs).

antiseptic
Substance that locally destroys bacteria, reducing the number and preventing their spread. Some antiseptics are also active on fungi and viruses.

hemorrhoids
abnormal dilation of the vein of the anus or rectum develops externally or internally. This may cause bleeding.

symptomatic treatment
Treatment that removes or reduces the symptoms of a disease without removing its causes.

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NOTICE

ANSM – Updated: 08/03/2017

Drug name

SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rect cream

dodéclonium bromide Esculoside sesqui, enoxolone, benzocaine

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Please read the leaflet carefully before using this medicine as it contains important information for you.

Always use this medicine exactly as directed in this leaflet or by your doctor or pharmacist.

· Keep this leaflet. You may need to read it again.

· Talk to your pharmacist for advice and information.

· If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor or pharmacist. This also applies to any possible side effects not listed in this leaflet. See section 4.

· You should contact your doctor if you do not feel better or if you feel worse after 7 days.

What’s in this brochure?

1. What is SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream and in which cases is it used?

2. What should you know before you use SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rectal cream?

3. How to use SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rectal cream?

4. What are the possible side effects?

5. REMEMBERING SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rectal cream?

6. Package contents and other information.

1. WHAT IS SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream AND WHAT IT IS USED FOR?

Pharmacological group: In LOCAL proctology (C: cardiovascular system) – ATC code: C05A – Preparations for the treatment of hemorrhoids and anal fissures for local use.

This drug is recommended in hemorrhoidal crisis.

2. BEFORE YOU USE SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rectal cream?

Never use SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream:

Known allergy to benzocaine (narcosis).

Warnings and precautions

Special warnings

Treatment should be short term. If the pain does not give up quickly, see a doctor immediately.

Seek medical advice before use in children.

The presence of benzocaine in this medicine may cause Methemoglobinemia (excessive amounts of certain pigment component of red blood cells, altering blood oxygenation).

This medicine contains cetostearyl alcohol may cause local skin reactions (eg contact dermatitis).

NEVER KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN

DO NOT hesitate to ask your doctor or pharmacist if you experience any problems.

children

Not applicable.

Other medicines and SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rectal cream

If you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescription, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream with food and drink

Not applicable.

Pregnancy and lactation

It is best not to use this medicine during pregnancy and lactation. If you find out that you are pregnant, contact your doctor, only he can judge the need to continue treatment.

Ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking any medicine.

Driving and using machinery

Not applicable.

SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream contains cetostearyl alcohol.

3. HOW TO USE SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream?

dosage

2 to 3 applications per day.

Method and route of administration

Rectally.

Duration of treatment

Treatment should be short (no more than 7 days).

If you have used more SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream than you should

No cases of overdose have been reported, although excessive use may exacerbate adverse events.

If you forget to use SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rectal cream

Not applicable.

If you stop using SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream

Not applicable.

4. What are the possible side effects?

Like all medicines, SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream may cause side effects, although there are no specific ones about:

· Allergic reactions to any component, especially local skin reactions, are possible.

Reporting Side Effects

If you get any side effects, tell your doctor or pharmacist. This also applies to any possible side effects not listed in this leaflet. You can also report side effects directly through the national reporting system: French Agency SÉCURITÉ SANITAIRE des Produits de Sante (ANSM) Network of Regional Pharmacovigilance Centers – Website: www.ansm.sante.fr

By reporting side effects, you can help provide more information about the safety of a drug.

5. HOW TO STORE SEDORRHOIDE HEMORROID CRISIS, rectal cream?

Keep this medicine out of sight and out of the reach of children.

Do not use this medicine after the expiration date which is stated on the carton after EXP. The expiration date refers to the last day of that month.

This medicine does not require any special storage conditions.

Do not throw any medication into wastewater or household waste. Ask your pharmacist to get rid of medicines that you no longer use. These measures will help protect the environment.

6. CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGE AND OTHER INFORMATION

It contained SEDORRHOIDE CRISIS hemorrhoids, rectal cream

Active ingredients:

Bromide dodéclonium ……………………. ……………………. …………………… ……………………. . 0.40 g

Esculoside one and a half ……………………………………………. .. ………………………………………… 0.46 g

Enoxolone ……………………………. ……. ………………………………………… ……. ………………. 0.93 g

Benzocaine ……………. …………………………… …………….. .. …………………………. …………….. .. 2.40 g

In 100 g rectal cream.

Other Ingredients: EMULGADE F*, Octyldodecanol (Eutanol G), Purified Water.

* Composition of EMULGADE F: cetostearyl alcohol, sodium cétostéarylsulfate, emulsifier (ethoxylated vegetable fatty acids).

What is the crisis of hemorrhoids SEDORRHOIDE, rectal cream and contents of the pack

This medication is in the form of a rectal cream.

Trumpet 30 g.

Marketing Holder Authorization

PHARMACEUTICAL CO FRENCH

Lucien Overt Place

77020 MELUN CEDEX

Market authorization operator

PHARMACEUTICAL CO FRENCH

Lucien Overt Place

77020 MELUN CEDEX

manufacturer

PHARMACEUTICAL CO FRENCH

Lucien Overt Place 9 0003

77020 MELUN CEDEX

or

PHARMACEUTICAL CO FRENCH

2 rue de la Saussaie

77310 SAINT Fargeau Ponthierry

Names of drugs in the Member States of the European Economic Area

Not applicable.

Last date the leaflet was revised:

July 2017

other

Detailed information about this product can be found on the ANSM website (France).

ADVICE / MEDICINE EDUCATION

What is hemorrhoids and hemorrhoidal crisis?

Hemorrhoids veins located in the anal region (anus, rectum and surrounding tissues). These are normal anatomical structures and painless, which are the pathological aspect where hemorrhoids progress.

Problems arise when there is a hemorrhoidal crisis caused by abnormal distension of these veins.

These enlarged haemorrhoids can be externalized to form a kind of “ball” in the anus. This hemorrhoidal crisis results in more or less significant discomfort. Itching, irritation, and slight bleeding during or after a bowel movement (found on toilet paper or underwear) are the trio of common hemorrhoid symptoms. As a rule, a hemorrhoidal crisis is not serious and should regress within a few days.

Warning:

If symptoms persist, seek advice. Pain and bleeding can be a sign of a complication or even a more serious condition that only a doctor can diagnose and treat.

Avoid:

In general, any excessive pressure on the hemorrhoidal veins can cause them to congest. Therefore avoid:

· Intestinal transit disorders: constipation causes repetitive axial forces; diarrhea or taking laxative irritants causes irritation of the mucous membranes;

· Foods that can contribute to the congestion of the hemorrhoids of the veins and thus the onset of the crisis: alcohol, spices.

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Everyone knows about hemorrhoids, the manifestations of the disease and its causes are interpreted by people who do not have a medical education very accurately, as close as possible to a scientific point of view. Hemorrhoids are not just quite common, their share among all diseases of the colon is slightly less than half, but there is no doubt that this is the most common reason for visiting a proctologist. Out of a thousand adults, every year, 145 citizens, equally men and women, get to feel the fullness of the power of the disease over a person.

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Hemorrhoids – an excessive increase in the veins of the rectum with the formation of knots, it was not in vain that the ancients compared the disease with a bunch of grapes. And Hippocrates came up with the name of the disease, taking as a basis one of the manifestations of a far-reaching pathological process – bleeding.

Why do hemorrhoids occur?

The outflow of venous blood from the lower part of the rectum is carried out through three systems located under each layer of the intestinal wall, of which there are only three: mucous membrane, submucosal layer and muscle, outside behind a small layer of fatty tissue the dense connective tissue fascia covers the intestine. The veins of the intestine form branched weaves in three layers, which are connected to each other. The submucosal venous plexus receives blood not only from the intestine, but from the skin and sphincter, it is very thick and forms many tangles, which are called cavernous bodies.

This structure of the venous plexus was unraveled only in the 18th century, and it immediately became clear how and why hemorrhoids arise. The cause of the disease is a violation of blood circulation in the venous glomeruli due to their excessive filling with blood stagnation with the initial inferiority of the vascular wall. The anatomical region is rich in microflora, which is very conducive to inflammation. Hemorrhoids enlarge, thicken and stretch the connective tissue ligaments that support them, falling out, which injures them even more.

What contributes to hemorrhoids

Risk factors for hemorrhoids are “removed” from the mechanism of development of the pathological process, which in the maximum number of cases become an impetus for the development of the disease:

anal sex.

With the combined effect of several risk factors, the likelihood of hemorrhoids increases significantly. Modern life with automation and low mobility, walking distance to infrastructure facilities, development of the transport network – all this only promises an increase in the incidence of hemorrhoids and its “rejuvenation”.

Tsar’s illness

Many historical personalities suffered from hemorrhoids, it manifested itself especially severe suffering in unrelated tsars Boris Godunov and Alexei Mikhailovich, his descendant Peter III. The failure of the French at Waterloo was also explained by the exacerbation of Napoleon’s hemorrhoids. Of course, the life of high-ranking persons with chronic nervous stress was not very dynamic: sedentary work – on the throne and in the chambers on the benches, plentiful feasts with organic products, but still with the prevalence of meat, which made it difficult to defecate.

Commoners suffered from hemorrhoids much less often and later in age, because they were not restricted in their movements, the diet was entirely vegetable, they tried meat on holidays, and only hard work was a risk factor. The Russians were treated with onion and caraway “baths”, garlic and oatmeal hot poultices, lotions from raw beets and potatoes, with bleeding by taking a decoction of kidney grass. The fashion for leeches came from Europe, but the “hemorrhoidal” saint, which the Catholics had the martyr Fiacre, the Orthodox did not get themselves.

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What are hemorrhoids like

The classification of hemorrhoids is very simple: the nodes are located inside the rectum – internal hemorrhoids, only external nodules are enlarged – external hemorrhoids, sometimes both of them are combined. Downstream, hemorrhoids are divided into complicated ones with blood clots in the nodes and infection, and, accordingly, without complications. Acute and chronic hemorrhoids with exacerbations and without exacerbation, and remission with it is fundamentally impossible, because the nodes do not disappear at all.

The disease is staged in four stages, where the first is the initial one, when the nodules are just beginning to form. With it, bleeding is possible, but the nodes are still so small that they are almost not felt, they are found during examination due to the patient’s concern about periodic bleeding during defecation.

In the second stage, the nodules cause discomfort during prolapse, which is possible with defecation and strenuous physical activity, but the nodules are able to self-reset after a while. In the third stage, the nodules easily fall out, sometimes there is no need to strain, but they do not retract. Formally, this is classified as an external hemorrhoid, but in objective reality – a large internal one that has fallen out. At this stage, the clinical manifestations of the disease are very noticeable and cause suffering.

In the fourth stage, the nodes are constantly outside, their size is rather large, they prevent the anal sphincter from closing, and therefore lead to unpleasant surprises. Not in every patient, hemorrhoids will follow all four stages, if you treat it and minimize the influence of modifiable risk factors, that is, those that are removed, and it is impossible to remove only bad heredity.

Diagnosis of hemorrhoids

Diagnosis is simple, a proctologist will determine the pathology with an eye and a finger. During endoscopic examination – anoscopy with a small optical device, the anus and rectum are examined, then sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy are performed, which are necessary to exclude concomitant pathological processes in the intestine that could “push” hemorrhoids or disguise themselves as them.

Today, there is equipment that allows you to find out in detail the functionality of the anal sphincter, these studies may be needed for planning surgical treatment.

Treatment of hemorrhoids

First of all, it is necessary to remove the pain syndrome and eliminate the factors that aggravate the clinical manifestations of the disease, which is impossible without changing the lifestyle. Analgesics and local remedies are used to relieve pain: candles are better, because ointments and gels are inconvenient to inject inside – to the source of pain, and applying them around the anus is a half measure. Today, a fairly extensive range of agents for the local treatment of hemorrhoids is offered, most of them are combined preparations that simultaneously relieve pain, anti-inflammatory and absorbable blood clots. But the resorption of blood clots is easy to bring to non-stop bleeding, especially since this is one of the symptoms of the disease, so a visit to the doctor is a must.

It is urgent to change the dietary regimen, including in the diet a large and very large amount of fiber, which will soften the feces. In some cases, it will not be possible to do without an enema, the water in which should not be warm, only cold, otherwise everything will be absorbed in the intestine and manipulation will not lead to the expected defecation. Mandatory personal hygiene with the use of special intimate gels that do not dry out the most delicate skin of the anatomical zone. This should be daily for the rest of your life, so as not to promote the development of inflammation of the fiber.

Surgical treatment of hemorrhoids today is not as painful as it was a decade and a half ago. Minimally invasive techniques have been developed that not only give a good long-term result, but also minimize the recovery period. In each case, an individual approach is required, for someone it will be quite enough to introduce a sclerosing substance inside a tiny nodule, for someone – photocoagulation with an infrared spectrum, and someone will get the best result only when a latex ring is applied to the node.

In severe, non-reducing hemorrhoids, nodes are removed – hemorrhoidectomy of various types: open, closed, submucosal, with a stapler, hardware, etc. To date, this is the most radical intervention, but it requires long-term rehabilitation and is not free from complications. In order not to bring it to this, it is necessary to come to the proctologist in time, because today we can cure hemorrhoids.

A differentiated approach to choosing a method of treating hemorrhoids depending on the stage of the disease, the use of minimally invasive methods of treatment, allows achieving good results in 98-100% of patients.

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The main and most painful symptom of hemorrhoids is pain. During an exacerbation, the pain can be unbearable, this area is tender and richly innervated, the slightest anatomical nuisance grows into a huge problem. Tiny, less than a centimeter in diameter, the knot appears huge to its owner. The pains are so severe that men even lose consciousness, women have a higher pain threshold and therefore they endure pain a little easier. Thrombosis is manifested by local edema and very severe pain, there are also visual signs that only a doctor will see.

Exacerbates the intensity of pain accompanying inflammation tissue edema and especially node thrombosis. The addition of bacterial flora can expand the boundaries of inflammation and lead to a purulent process in the surrounding tissue – paraproctitis. In adipose tissue, there are no anatomical restrictions for the spread of inflammation, so the process spreads rather quickly with the formation of fistulous passages, from which pus with an unpleasant odor is released due to the presence of Escherichia coli. In this case, there is a general reaction of the body to the infection: high fever, chills, weakness, malaise.

Bleeding with hemorrhoids

Bleeding with acute hemorrhoids is not always accompanied by pain, but it always frightens the patient. Blood is released by the end of the act of defecation, when aspirin and special drugs that thin the blood are used for another reason, the bleeding stops quite difficult, and not without the help of drugs. The use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), which damage the mucous membranes in any way of their administration, helps bleeding, but analgesic rectal suppositories with NSAIDs are especially fraught.