POSTERISAN

POSTERISAN protect suppositories

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Posterisan protect suppositories
Suppositories with gauze insert - Haemotamp

What is Posterisan protect?
Posterisan protect contains a skin protection complex to relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids. The water-repellent skin protection complex forms a protective layer over the affected anal region after application. The pain-sensitive areas are thus protected from irritation. At the same time, bowel movements are noticeably facilitated by a mechanical sliding effect. This helps to protect against the recurrence of symptoms.

What does Posterisan protect contain?
Posterisan protect contains a skin protection complex of jojoba wax, yellow beeswax and cetyl stearyl isononanoate. Jojoba wax (also known as jojoba oil) nourishes, protects and smoothes the skin due to its favorable fatty acid composition. It forms a delicate lipid film on the skin without sealing it off. The moisture retention capacity is increased, the skin elasticity in the stressed anal area is improved. Natural yellow beeswax is responsible for the water-repellent effect of the skin protection complex, while cetyl stearyl isononanoate makes the skin supple. Hard fat is another component.

When is Posterisan protect used?
Posterisan protect is used as needed. It is recommended to use one suppository in the morning and one in the evening. In case of more severe symptoms, the suppositories can also be used more frequently. You can use Posterisan protect safely during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

How should you use Posterisan protect?
The suppositories should be inserted deep into the anus with your finger so that they can develop their protective effect over a longer period of time. Removing the suppository: To use the suppository, please pull the suppository foil apart at the upper ends far enough so that the suppository can be easily removed. Removing and using the suppository with gauze insert (Haemotamp): To use the suppository with gauze insert, please pull the suppository foil apart at the upper ends far enough so that the suppository can be easily removed. Then the suppository is inserted into the anus with the tip first. With the help of the gauze strip, the correct position of the suppository can be checked and corrected by pulling the suppository back to the sphincter muscle.

Note

The use of Posterisan protect can lead to soiling of the laundry. We therefore recommend using a laundry protector (e.g. anal pads).

How long should you use Posterisan protect?
You can use Posterisan protect as needed and for up to four weeks without interruption. Regular use of Posterisan protect can help protect against the recurrence of symptoms of hemorrhoids.

When should you not use Posterisan protect?
Posterisan protect should not be used at the same time as other preparations used to treat acute symptoms such as itching, stinging, burning, weeping or pain in the anal region. Otherwise, the skin protection complex in Posterisan protect could possibly reduce the effect of these preparations. If you are hypersensitive to any of the ingredients of Posterisan protect, you should refrain from using it.

What side effects can occur when using Posterisan protect?
No side effects have been reported to date when Posterisan protect is used as directed.

What precautions should be taken?
Direct contact of condoms with Posterisan protect results in a very strong impairment of the tear resistance, so that the safety of condom use is not guaranteed.

Which packs are available?
Posterisan protect is available in packs of 10 and 20 suppositories as well as in a pack of 10 suppositories with gauze insert - Haemotamp.

How and for how long can you store Posterisan protect?
The expiry date is printed on the folding box and the foil. Please do not use the suppositories after this date. Please do not store Posterisan protect above 25°C.

DR. KADE Pharmaceutical Factory GmbH
Rigistraße 2, 12277 Berlin
Germany
Phone: 030 / 7 20 82-0
Fax: 030 / 7 20 82-200
E-mail: info@kade.de
www.kade.de
www.posterisan.de

This package insert was last revised in August 2013.

Source: Information from the package insert
Status: 06/2018