Lidocaine / Nifedipine Ointment
Compounded lidocaine / nifedipine ointment is a prescription-only topical treatment used to manage chronic anal fissures and associated rectal pain. Lidocaine delivers fast-acting local anesthetic relief, while nifedipine—a calcium channel blocker—relaxes the internal anal sphincter and improves blood flow to promote healing. This dual-action formulation is often prescribed as a non-surgical first-line therapy in colorectal and gastroenterology practices. Our pharmacy compounds this ointment in provider-directed strengths using gentle, well-tolerated bases to maximize comfort and therapeutic results.
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Compounded lidocaine / nifedipine ointment is a prescription-only topical treatment used to manage chronic anal fissures and associated rectal pain. Lidocaine delivers fast-acting local anesthetic relief, while nifedipine—a calcium channel blocker—relaxes the internal anal sphincter and improves blood flow to promote healing. This dual-action formulation is often prescribed as a non-surgical first-line therapy in colorectal and gastroenterology practices. Our pharmacy compounds this ointment in provider-directed strengths using gentle, well-tolerated bases to maximize comfort and therapeutic results.
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Compounded lidocaine / nifedipine ointment is a prescription-only topical treatment used to manage chronic anal fissures and associated rectal pain. Lidocaine delivers fast-acting local anesthetic relief, while nifedipine—a calcium channel blocker—relaxes the internal anal sphincter and improves blood flow to promote healing. This dual-action formulation is often prescribed as a non-surgical first-line therapy in colorectal and gastroenterology practices. Our pharmacy compounds this ointment in provider-directed strengths using gentle, well-tolerated bases to maximize comfort and therapeutic results.
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