Hemolit Cream

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is haemorrhoids or piles?

Pile are also called haemorrhoids. It is a condition of swollen and inflamed veins in your lower rectum and anal area. It can occur inside the rectum or the skin around the anus. It may be characterised by a sign like rectal bleeding, pain, irritation, swelling or itching in your anal area.

What kind of food should I include in my diet to manage the symptoms of piles?

• Avoid meat, white bread, cheese, dairy, spicy, oily, processed food.
• Your diet should include more fibres, as it can improve the passage of the bowels.
• Consume leafy vegetables, lentils, broccoli, banana, pears, sprouts, brown rice.
• Avoid binge drinking and smoking, and drink plenty of water.
• Avoid lifting heavy weights as it can put pressure on the anal area.

What is the cause of an Anal fissure?

• An anal fissure is a small cut in the skin of the anal area. It is usually caused by constipation, passing of large and hard stools, prolonged diarrhoea, unhygienic toilet habits in children or long term diseases with prolonged diarrhoea, blood-stained stools, pain and cramping in the stomach.

How to apply Hemolit cream?

• You should read the instruction label carefully before using this cream.
• You also must wash your hands before and after using this cream.
• Use an applicator if it has to be applied internally. Wash the applicator after use.
• Cleanse the sore area with warm water using moisten and a cotton cloth gently.
• Generally, it should be applied morning and night and after every time you pass stool.

Are there any home remedies to manage symptoms of anal fissure or piles?

• A diet and lifestyle changes (like adequate sleep and plenty of exercises) and jacuzzi or hot tub bath. In a jacuzzi bath, you take warm water and Epsom salt, to about half the capacity of the tub and sit for around 15-20 minutes.
• Also, avoid activities that require continuous sitting.
• You can also have stool softeners to avoid constipation.