Treatment of hemorrhoids with MG suppository

Product shape 1800 mg suppository, 4 strips of 7 numbers, along with a brochure in a cardboard box Product components myrtle Possible side effects This product is not edible. If you take more than the recommended amount, there is a possibility of local allergic reactions. Prior to use, it is essential to ensure a correct diagnosis of hemorrhoids (I and II) and a doctor’s approval. If you notice any side effects or worsening symptoms, stop taking the medicine and consult your doctor or pharmacist. Method of Use Use 2 times a day, one suppository at a time, anal. It is best to clean the anal area thoroughly with lukewarm water before use. The duration of treatment is at least 2 weeks. 1 Hemorrhoids are cushions in the submucosal tissue of the anal canal that have small veins, small arteries, and smooth muscle fibers. Hemorrhoids are part of the normal structure of the anus-rectum. Therefore, treatment is given only when they become symptomatic (hemorrhoids). In addition to existing therapies, the use of herbs in the treatment of hemorrhoids is common in almost all countries, and the plant is one of these plants, which is traditionally used in diarrhea, peptic ulcer, hemorrhoids, inflammation, respiratory and skin diseases. The essential oil has anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal effects and is able to significantly inhibit NO production at a dose of 0.64 mg / mL without affecting cell life. These results reveal the promising bioactive concentration of essential oil in the case with safe consumption profile and suggest its potential oral, topical and inhaled applications. In a study to determine vasoactive ions in plants used topically and systemically to treat hemorrhoids, researchers concluded that the plant in question, which is one of the plants used for topical treatment of hemorrhoids, contains vasoactive ions, especially vasoconstrictor ions. Treatment is given to a patient with hemorrhoids.