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Nifedipine + Lidocaine – Nifedipine & Lidocaine Cream
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Nifedipine + Lidocaine - Nifedipine & Lidocaine Cream

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ProductNifedipine + Lidocaine - Nifedipine & Lidocaine Cream
CategoriesSkin Care
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Nifedipine + Lidocaine – Topical Cream

Catalogue category: Skin Care
Composition: Nifedipine + lidocaine; exact concentrations not confirmed
Product form: Topical gel or cream
Manufacturer/pack: Verify before clinical use

Nifedipine with lidocaine is a topical combination sometimes prescribed for anal fissure symptoms. Nifedipine relaxes anal sphincter smooth muscle; lidocaine helps with local pain. Exact product strengths must be verified from the actual pack.

Uses and suitability

For selected anal fissures under professional supervision, topical calcium-channel blockers may help healing alongside stool-softening and bowel-habit care. Anal fissures and haemorrhoids are different conditions.

How it works

Topical nifedipine reduces internal sphincter tone while lidocaine temporarily numbs the area.

Important safety information

Overuse or application to the wrong site may cause irritation, dizziness or other adverse effects. Do not apply without knowing the exact formulation or if there is unexplained rectal bleeding, severe pain or infection.

Related educational information

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.

10 customer questions

What is nifedipine lidocaine cream used for?

Nifedipine with lidocaine is a topical combination sometimes prescribed for anal fissure symptoms. Nifedipine relaxes anal sphincter smooth muscle; lidocaine helps with local pain. Exact product strengths must be verified from the actual pack.

Does it help an anal fissure heal?

For selected anal fissures under professional supervision, topical calcium-channel blockers may help healing alongside stool-softening and bowel-habit care. Anal fissures and haemorrhoids are different conditions.

Is an anal fissure the same as piles?

Topical nifedipine reduces internal sphincter tone while lidocaine temporarily numbs the area.

How soon can pain improve?

Overuse or application to the wrong site may cause irritation, dizziness or other adverse effects. Do not apply without knowing the exact formulation or if there is unexplained rectal bleeding, severe pain or infection.

How long is treatment usually needed?

Do not infer safe duration or frequency from the product name; confirm the approved pack directions with a clinician.

Can it cause a headache or dizziness?

Response varies. The underlying diagnosis and clinical follow-up determine whether treatment is helping.

Can it be used in pregnancy?

Safety in pregnancy and breastfeeding requires individual professional review.

Do I need to increase dietary fibre?

Avoid self-combining products without reviewing interactions and local irritation risks.

What if rectal bleeding continues?

Persistent symptoms need re-evaluation rather than repeated unsupervised courses.

Can I use it with other haemorrhoid creams?

Medical assessment is needed for severe or unexpected symptoms.

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