Neoprokto – Topical Cream – 30 g | Anorectal Cream for Hemorrhoid Area Care
Neoprokto is a topical cream applied to the external anal area to help relieve symptoms associated with external hemorrhoids and anal irritation. For the exact active ingredients and concentrations, please refer to the product leaflet or the outer packaging. Available in a 30 g tube.
Indications
- Relief of external hemorrhoid symptoms including itching, burning, and discomfort
- Local soothing of the irritated anal area
- Supporting comfort in the anal area during recovery
Benefits & Features
- Topical cream — applied directly to the affected area for targeted effect
- 30 g tube — appropriate quantity for a treatment course
- Easy to apply — convenient tube format for daily use
How to Use
- Thoroughly cleanse and dry the affected area before application
- Apply a small amount of cream to the external area as directed on the packaging
- Wash hands before and after application
- Follow the dose and duration stated on the packaging or as directed by your doctor
Warnings & Precautions
- For external use only — do not insert deeply into the rectum unless the packaging specifies otherwise
- Avoid contact with eyes
- Stop use and consult a doctor if severe redness, irritation, or bleeding occurs
- If symptoms do not improve within 7 days — consult a doctor
- Inform your doctor of all medications you are taking before using this cream
- Consult a doctor before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Keep out of reach of children and away from heat
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the active ingredients in Neoprokto?
- For the exact active ingredients and concentrations, please refer to the outer packaging or the enclosed product leaflet, or ask your pharmacist.
- Do hemorrhoid creams permanently treat hemorrhoids?
- Topical creams provide temporary symptom relief and do not treat hemorrhoids as a root cause. For persistent or severe hemorrhoids, consult a doctor to determine appropriate treatment options.
- When should I stop using hemorrhoid cream and see a doctor?
- Consult a doctor if symptoms do not improve within 7 days of use, if bleeding occurs, or if symptoms worsen or new symptoms appear.
For optimal use, consult your pharmacist.
