RECTOVENAL
Hemorrhoids are a widespread socio-medical problem that has affected the whole world. Hemorrhoids are characterized by dilated veins between the anal mucosa and internal anal sphincter.
RECTOVENAL gel is an anarectal gel, which in its composition has no analogues in the whole world. The only gel for haemorrhoids containing diosmin and hesperidine with oak bark extract.
Flebotropic / Vazoprotective effect = targeted effect on venous plexus. Increase vein wall tension and vascular resistance, reduce blood stasis, and suppress bleeding by a mechanism that increases venous tone, inhibits inflammation mediators and promotes lymphatic drainage. The clinical efficacy of diosmin and hesperidin has been repeatedly confirmed and demonstrated in patients with acute haemorrhoidal attack. Flavonoids are also safe during pregnancy based on clinical experience. Similar to chronic haemorrhoid-induced problems, micronised diosmin and hesperidin can significantly reduce pain, seizure, itching and bleeding. In the postoperative period, they reduce bleeding and reduce the edema (swelling) of soft tissues.
Oak bark – Oak bark extract (Quercus Robur) works in haemorrhoids, sweating of legs, cracks, irritated skin after sunburn and minor burns Tannins, with their astringent and soothing effect, eliminate inflammation on the skin and mucous membranes, heal wounds, and help relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids.
RECTOVENAL thanks to its antibacterial, hemostatic, anti-inflammatory, anti-edematous, and protective properties, eliminates swelling, stops bleeding, protects against infection, accelerates healing, and supports regeneration of the skin and mucous membranes.
During the first 15 minutes after application, symptoms such as itching, mucus and blood, pain in the anal area decrease. Symptoms disappear within an hour.
RECTOVENAL has the form of a gel, odorless and colorless.
Recommendations for use :
Internal and external hemorrhoids
• Anal and perianal eczema
• Rectal fissure
• Proctitis and paraproctitis
• After hemorrhoid surgery
• Postpartum hemorrhoids