Diltiazem Ointment
Compounded diltiazem ointment is a prescription-only topical calcium channel blocker used to treat chronic anal fissures and associated rectal pain. By relaxing the internal anal sphincter and improving blood flow to the affected area, diltiazem promotes healing of fissured tissue while reducing sphincter spasm and discomfort. This therapy is often prescribed as a first-line non-surgical option in proctology and colorectal care. Our pharmacy compounds diltiazem ointment in provider-specified concentrations and soothing, well-tolerated bases to ensure optimal absorption and patient comfort during treatment.
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Compounded diltiazem ointment is a prescription-only topical calcium channel blocker used to treat chronic anal fissures and associated rectal pain. By relaxing the internal anal sphincter and improving blood flow to the affected area, diltiazem promotes healing of fissured tissue while reducing sphincter spasm and discomfort. This therapy is often prescribed as a first-line non-surgical option in proctology and colorectal care. Our pharmacy compounds diltiazem ointment in provider-specified concentrations and soothing, well-tolerated bases to ensure optimal absorption and patient comfort during treatment.
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Compounded diltiazem ointment is a prescription-only topical calcium channel blocker used to treat chronic anal fissures and associated rectal pain. By relaxing the internal anal sphincter and improving blood flow to the affected area, diltiazem promotes healing of fissured tissue while reducing sphincter spasm and discomfort. This therapy is often prescribed as a first-line non-surgical option in proctology and colorectal care. Our pharmacy compounds diltiazem ointment in provider-specified concentrations and soothing, well-tolerated bases to ensure optimal absorption and patient comfort during treatment.
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