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A soothing cream treatments can effectively treat and ease the discomfort of haemorrhoids.
Our selection of haemorrhoid ointments includes some treaments with double-action formulas where a local anaesthetic or hydrocortisone is added to provide additional relief from the irritation of piles.
A clear, easily absorbed haemorrhoid gel is a good alternative for anyone that finds creams and ointments to be a little sticky.
Haemorrhoidal suppositories are inserted into the rectum to provide direct, lasting relief.
Soothing wipes can provide addition relief alongside your choice of haemorrhoid cream, ointment or gel, while a spray is ideal for anyone not wishing to apply a piles treatment with their fingertips.
Hydrocortisone has an anti-inflammatory effect that helps to soothe and reduce the swelling and discomfort associated with haemorrhoids.
Not all of us want to put potent medicines on our skin, especially in delicate areas! If a natural alternative appeals to you, come see our range of medicine-free haemorrhoid treatments.
Stool softeners provide relief when bowel movement is painful or difficult, especially if you suffer from piles or anal fissure.
Pressure relief cushions, such as a ring cushion relieve pressure when sitting down. Ideal when suffering with painful piles!
Anal itching (Pruritus Ani) is a common symptom of piles. It can be particularly irritating, especially as scratching isn't always convenient.
A personal lubricant may help in inserting suppositories, and may also help in passing stools if applied to the affected area.