Drug class
Rectal Local Vasoconstrictors
Rectal local vasoconstrictors are a functional class of topical and intrarectal pharmacological agents, recognized under FDA over-the-counter anorectal drug monographs, that stimulate alpha-adrenergic receptors in vascular smooth muscle. Read more about Rectal Local Vasoconstrictors
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Drugs in Rectal Local Vasoconstrictors
HEMORRHOIDAL (PHENYLEPH-FAT) (phenylephrine HCl/hydrogenated vegetable oil)
HEMORRHOIDAL(PE-MIN OIL-PETRO) (phenylephrine HCl/mineral oil/petrolatum,white)
HEMORRHOIDAL(PE-MIN OIL-PETRO) (phenylephrine HCl/mineral oil/petrolatum,white)
HEMORRHOID (phenylephrine HCl/shark liver oil/mineral oil/wh.petrolatum)
HEMORRHOIDAL CREAM (phenylephrine HCl/pramoxine HCl/glycerin/white petrolatum)
PREPARATION H MAXIMUM STRENGTH (phenylephrine HCl/pramoxine HCl/glycerin/white petrolatum)
HEMORRHOIDAL (PHENYLEPH-COCOA) (phenylephrine HCl/cocoa butter)
PREPARATION H(PE,CB) (phenylephrine HCl/cocoa butter)
Rectal local vasoconstrictors are a functional class of topical and intrarectal pharmacological agents, recognized under FDA over-the-counter anorectal drug monographs, that stimulate alpha-adrenergic receptors in vascular smooth muscle.
By inducing localized vascular constriction, these agents reduce regional blood flow and transiently diminish vascular engorgement and mucosal edema.
Primarily represented by active ingredients such as phenylephrine, they are clinically indicated for the temporary symptomatic relief of swelling, itching, burning, and discomfort associated with hemorrhoids and related anorectal inflammatory disorders.
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govinfo.gov
Rectal local vasoconstrictors are a functional class of topical and intrarectal pharmacological agents, recognized under FDA over-the-counter anorectal drug monographs, that stimulate alpha-adrenergic receptors in vascular smooth muscle
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fda.gov
Rectal local vasoconstrictors are a functional class of topical and intrarectal pharmacological agents, recognized under FDA over-the-counter anorectal drug monographs, that stimulate alpha-adrenergic receptors in vascular smooth muscle
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nih.gov
By inducing localized vascular constriction, these agents reduce regional blood flow and transiently diminish vascular engorgement and mucosal edema Primarily represented by active ingredients such as phenylephrine, they are clinically indicated for the temporary symptomatic relief of swelling, itching, burning, and discomfort associated with hemorrhoids and related anorectal inflammatory disorders
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nih.gov
By inducing localized vascular constriction, these agents reduce regional blood flow and transiently diminish vascular engorgement and mucosal edema Primarily represented by active ingredients such as phenylephrine, they are clinically indicated for the temporary symptomatic relief of swelling, itching, burning, and discomfort associated with hemorrhoids and related anorectal inflammatory disorders
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