Nitroglycerin Ointment
Compounded nitroglycerin ointment is a prescription-only topical vasodilator used to treat chronic anal fissures and reduce rectal pain by relaxing the internal anal sphincter and increasing blood flow to promote tissue healing. Nitroglycerin helps decrease sphincter pressure, relieve spasms, and accelerate recovery without the need for surgery. It is often prescribed in proctology and gastroenterology when conservative treatments are preferred. Our pharmacy compounds nitroglycerin ointment in customized strengths and dermatologically appropriate bases to minimize irritation and improve patient compliance.
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Compounded nitroglycerin ointment is a prescription-only topical vasodilator used to treat chronic anal fissures and reduce rectal pain by relaxing the internal anal sphincter and increasing blood flow to promote tissue healing. Nitroglycerin helps decrease sphincter pressure, relieve spasms, and accelerate recovery without the need for surgery. It is often prescribed in proctology and gastroenterology when conservative treatments are preferred. Our pharmacy compounds nitroglycerin ointment in customized strengths and dermatologically appropriate bases to minimize irritation and improve patient compliance.
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Compounded nitroglycerin ointment is a prescription-only topical vasodilator used to treat chronic anal fissures and reduce rectal pain by relaxing the internal anal sphincter and increasing blood flow to promote tissue healing. Nitroglycerin helps decrease sphincter pressure, relieve spasms, and accelerate recovery without the need for surgery. It is often prescribed in proctology and gastroenterology when conservative treatments are preferred. Our pharmacy compounds nitroglycerin ointment in customized strengths and dermatologically appropriate bases to minimize irritation and improve patient compliance.
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