
Proximal Glivenol used to treat itching, stinging, swelling and pain of internal and external hemorrhoids. Assist healing. Tribenoside acts locally in the small blood vessels and causes inflammation.
Lidocaine quickly relieves pain.
3. Before using proximal Glivenol?
Can any patient uses Glivenol?
You should not use Glivenol if you are allergic to tribenoside, lidocaine or any component of the product.
If you have severe liver disorder, consult your doctor or pharmacist before using proximal Glivenol.
4. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding
You should not use rolling-Glivenol the first three months of pregnancy.
You may use rolling-Glivenol of the fourth month of pregnancy and while breastfeeding, but should not exceed the recommended dose.
5. What side effects can cause proximal Glivenol?
Proximal Glivenol generally well tolerated. However, it can cause burning or localized redness of the skin. Not be given to children without consulting a doctor!
6. How to use rolling-Glivenol?
When symptoms are severe:
Apply the first application of the cream twice daily (morning and evening).
When symptoms decrease:
Use one application of the cream once a day.
Duration of treatment
Use a Glivenol until symptoms.
If symptoms persist more than a week, consult your doctor. Do not exceed the recommended dose. "
7. Effects on ability to drive and use machines - no.
8. Additional Information
Expiration date
5 years from date of manufacture
Do not use Glivenol after the expiry date stated on the packaging.
Storage Conditions
Keep away from heat (store below 30 0 C). Keep out of reach of children!
Packing:
Cream 30 g