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IndicationsCinchocaine Hydrochloride (also called Dibucaine) is a local anaesthetic, a medicine that numbs the skin or lining it is applied to. It is mainly used in ointments and suppositories for haemorrhoids (piles) and anal fissures (small tears near…
IndicationsEsculin is an ingredient of ointments and suppositories used for piles (haemorrhoids) and anal fissures. These products usually combine Esculin with other ingredients such as a corticosteroid (for example Hydrocortisone), an antibiotic (for example Framycetin) and a local…
IndicationsHydrocortisone is a corticosteroid (a man-made version of the body's own stress hormone, cortisol). It comes as skin creams and ointments, tablets and injections.Skin: mild to moderate eczema, dermatitis, insect bites and other itchy, inflamed skin conditions.Tablets: replacement…
IndicationsNeomycin is an antibiotic. It is mostly used on the skin, eyes and ears, often combined with other medicines, to treat or prevent bacterial infection in minor cuts, grazes, burns and wounds. Doctors also use neomycin tablets for…
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