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BISMUTH SUBGALLATE COMPOUND
Soothing astringent preparation that provides symptomatic relief in rectal and anal disorders
Dosage Forms
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Suppository
320 mg
Uses
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Haemorrhoids
Anal itching
Dose and Duration
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Insert 1 suppository rectally every 12 hours for 5 days
Contraindications
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Intestinal obstruction
Undiagnosed bowel pain
Absent bowel sounds
Children
Side Effects
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Mild local irritation
Patient Instructions
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Do not swallow the suppository
Drink plenty of water/fluids and eat lots of fruits, fibres and vegetables
Pregnancy
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Can be used
Breastfeeding
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Can be used
⚠️ Caution
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Avoid prolonged use as it can impair normal functioning of colon and cause low potassium levels in blood.
Bismuth subgallate may be combined with other medi cines such as zinc oxide and hydrocortisone in products such as Anusol®