How is Anesthetic Local (Rectal Route) dosed?
Read patient directions carefully before using. Follow the manufacturer's package directions if treating yourself, or follow your doctor's instructions if prescribed. Using more, using it more often, or using it for a longer time than directed may increase the chance of absorption into the body and unwanted effects.
What is the dosage form of Anesthetic Local (Rectal Route)?
Dosage forms include cream, foam, and suppository. Used to relieve pain and itching in the rectal area, such as from hemorrhoids. Always follow your doctor's instructions for proper use and dose.
What medications are contraindication with Anesthetic Local (Rectal Route)?
Contraindicated with the following medications: Dihydroergotamine, Dronedarone, Saquinavir, Vernakalant. Consult with your doctor before using if you have allergies, infections, large sores, broken skin, or severe injuries near the treatment area. Your doctor may provide specific instructions or recommend alternative treatments depending on your medical condition.
How is Anesthetic Local (Rectal Route) administered?
Can be administered by applying a small amount of the medicine directly to the sore area using gauze, tissue, or a "finger cot," or by inserting a rectal cream or ointment inside the rectum using pre-filled applicators or rectal tubes. Follow the manufacturer's package directions and your doctor's instructions. Clean the area before use and avoid using more, using it more often, or using it for a longer time than directed. Consult your pharmacist or doctor if you have any questions.
What are common precautions when taking Anesthetic Local (Rectal Route)?
Common precautions include following the doctor's instructions and the manufacturer's package directions, not using more, using it more often, or using it for a longer time than directed, cleaning the area before application, using mild soap and water or a cleansing wipe, applying a small amount of medicine using gauze, tissue, or a "finger cot," and using only products that come packaged with pre-filled applicators or a special inserter called a rectal tube. Use this medicine only for the conditions being treated by your doctor or for problems listed on the package label. Avoid using it for other issues without consulting your doctor. Do not use this medicine if certain kinds of infections are present.