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| Product | Lidocaine 3% + Calcium Dobesilate 0.25% + Hydrocortisone 0.25% + Zinc 5% - Caldob Cream |
|---|---|
| Categories | Skin Care |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
Product listing is not a recommendation to use this medicine. Prescription and destination requirements apply where relevant.
Catalogue category: Skin Care
Composition: Lidocaine 3%, calcium dobesilate 0.25%, hydrocortisone 0.25%, zinc 5%
Product form: Rectal cream
Manufacturer/pack: Verify before clinical use
Caldob is a combination rectal cream used for short-term relief of symptoms associated with haemorrhoids (piles), including discomfort, itching and swelling. It is not a substitute for evaluation of persistent rectal bleeding.
Lidocaine provides local anaesthesia, hydrocortisone reduces inflammation, calcium dobesilate is included for vascular effects, and zinc helps protect irritated skin. Follow the manufacturer’s directions.
The ingredients act through different mechanisms: local anaesthesia, anti-inflammatory corticosteroid effect and protective or vascular-supporting roles.
Hydrocortisone-containing creams should not be used indefinitely because of skin thinning and other adverse effects. Seek assessment for bleeding, significant pain, fever, worsening symptoms or suspected infection.
For persistent pain, bleeding, swelling or symptoms that do not improve, seek a qualified clinician’s assessment. Product selection depends on the diagnosis and local prescribing guidance.
Caldob is a combination rectal cream used for short-term relief of symptoms associated with haemorrhoids (piles), including discomfort, itching and swelling. It is not a substitute for evaluation of persistent rectal bleeding.
Lidocaine provides local anaesthesia, hydrocortisone reduces inflammation, calcium dobesilate is included for vascular effects, and zinc helps protect irritated skin. Follow the manufacturer’s directions.
The ingredients act through different mechanisms: local anaesthesia, anti-inflammatory corticosteroid effect and protective or vascular-supporting roles.
Hydrocortisone-containing creams should not be used indefinitely because of skin thinning and other adverse effects. Seek assessment for bleeding, significant pain, fever, worsening symptoms or suspected infection.
Do not infer safe duration or frequency from the product name; confirm the approved pack directions with a clinician.
Response varies. The underlying diagnosis and clinical follow-up determine whether treatment is helping.
Safety in pregnancy and breastfeeding requires individual professional review.
Avoid self-combining products without reviewing interactions and local irritation risks.
Persistent symptoms need re-evaluation rather than repeated unsupervised courses.
Medical assessment is needed for severe or unexpected symptoms.
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