While there are things you can do to make yourself
more comfortable, the first thing you should do is check with your doctor
before using any product. One of the ways you can lessen your discomfort is to
use an anorectal cream such as RectiCare® (Lidocaine 5%) Anorectal Cream.
Another way to help make life with hemorrhoids more
manageable is to watch your diet. Avoiding certain foods and beverages such as
spicy BB-Q and hot sauces, coffee and soda is one way that may help. These
foods can exacerbate anorectal discomfort, so look for alternatives that
may not irritate your system as much.
RectiCare® Cream is a topical, local anesthetic that contains the highest
non-prescription lidocaine strength available. It works quickly to relieve
pain, itching and burning associated with hemorrhoids and other anorectal
disorders. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should check with their physician
before use. Each tube of RectiCare® Cream comes with a
supply of “finger cots,” little covers that fit over the finger.
They promote hygienic application, since the finger (skin) doesn't come into
contact with the product or the area to which it is being applied. RectiCare® Cream retails for $29.99 and is available at Walgreens, Rite Aid
and CVS stores without a prescription. For more information or coupons, please
visit www.recticare.com.
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