Scheriproct Suppositories

How Does Scheriproct work?

Scheriproct contains two active ingredients, prednisolone and cinchocaine. The two active ingredients work together in a double-pronged approach to relieve the pain and inflammation of your piles.

Prednisolone is a type of pile medication that is designed to reduce inflammation in the affected area. Cinchocaine works alongside prednisolone as a local anaesthetic to help manage the pain and discomfort of your piles. Local anaesthetic works by numbing the affected area for a short period.

How Do I Use Scheriproct Suppositories?

You should always wash and sanitise your hands before and after using this medication and ensure that you have read the patient information leaflet to ensure that you are using the product correctly.

Scheriproct Suppositories are only for use inside of the anus, if you have external haemorrhoids you may want to consider using a Scheriproct ointment.

Firstly, gently clean and dry down the anus area, then remove the suppository by tearing down the perforation on the packet and removing one suppository from the strip. You should then remove the suppository from the blister pack and insert it into the anus with the round end entering first.

Dosage

Always use Scheriproct suppositories as directed by your doctor or pharmacist. Do not use for longer than 7 days. It is recommended that you use 2 or 3 suppositories in 24 hours to get an effective result, but never take more than 4 in the space of 24 hours and always leave at least 4 hours between each dosage. It is also recommended that you take one dosage in the morning when you wake up and one before you go to sleep.

Side Effects

Like any other medicine, Scheriproct has some side effects, but not everybody will experience them. Some of the side effects that this medication can cause are more common than others, but if you suffer any side effects, you should get in touch with your GP or doctor as soon as possible. Some side effects include:

• Mild skin reactions in the affected area
• Thinning of the skin around the affected area
• Constipation

If you suffer any of these side effects or any other side effects, contact your GP or doctor straight away.

Who Can And Cannot Take Scheriproct?

Although Scheriproct is meant to be used by people who have piles, it isn’t always suitable for everyone. If you have any of the following conditions then you should avoid using Scheriproct:

• Allergies to any of the ingredients in Scheriproct
• Allergy to local anaesthetic
• You have trauma to the skin you are looking to treat with this medication
• You have a viral, bacterial or fungal infection like thrush, herpes, shingles, HIV or chickenpox

You should also let your GP or doctor know before using Scheriproct if you are taking any other medications at the same time. You should also contact them about advice if you are pregnant or breastfeeding while using this medication.

Buy Scheriproct Online

You can buy Scheriproct online safely through MedsRUs. Scheriproct is a prescription-only medication meaning that you cannot buy the medication over the counter from supermarkets or pharmacies. If you do not want to go through the hassle of arranging an appointment and visiting your doctor for a face-to-face consultation, you can arrange a consultation with MedsRUs to get a prescription for Ventolin with the click of a button.

During this quick and easy process, you simply need to answer a few short questions by filling in our patient questionnaire. Our certified prescribers will then confirm if this is the right treatment for your condition, and if so, you will be provided with a prescription and the medication will be dispensed immediately and sent directly to you.

Our service is completely discreet and confidential. Order Scheriproct Suppositories online today or contact our team to find out more.