1. What is the difference between Anusol and Anusol Plus HC?
Anusol Plus HC contains hydrocortisone, which helps reduce inflammation and itching more effectively than standard Anusol products.
Anusol Plus HC Suppositories are used to treat the symptoms of internal piles (haemorrhoids) and inflammation inside the back passage. They are inserted into the rectum, where they melt and release ingredients that soothe irritation, reduce swelling, and relieve discomfort.
These suppositories contain hydrocortisone, a mild steroid that helps reduce inflammation and itching, along with soothing ingredients that protect and calm irritated tissue.
They can help with:
Active ingredients:
This medicine requires a consultation to ensure it is suitable for you.
This medication is suitable for:
This medication is not suitable for:
Speak to a pharmacist or doctor before use if:
Use exactly as directed on the label or as advised by your pharmacist.
Typical use:
Step-by-step instructions:
Important advice:
If symptoms do not improve, or if bleeding or pain continues, seek medical advice.
Like all medicines, this product can cause side effects, although not everyone gets them.
Common side effects can include:
Stop using and seek medical advice urgently if:
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Anusol Plus HC contains hydrocortisone, which helps reduce inflammation and itching more effectively than standard Anusol products.
They usually begin relieving irritation and swelling shortly after use, but full relief may take a few days of regular use.
Speak to a pharmacist or doctor before using them with other piles treatments.
Insert the suppository when you remember unless it is almost time for your next dose. Do not use two at the same time.
If symptoms last longer than 7 days, worsen, or if you notice persistent bleeding, seek medical advice.