WITCH HAZEL
ASTRINGENTS · SKIN IRRITATION
EQUALINE VITAMI
Drug class
Astringents
Astringents are a class of locally acting topical agents applied to the skin or mucous membranes to induce a mild, reversible coagulation of surface proteins. Read more about Astringents
47 drugs in this class 23 manufacturers
Drugs in Astringents
HEMORRHOIDAL (WITCH HAZEL) (witch hazel)
ASTRINGENTS · HEMORRHOIDS ·+3
LEADER
MEDI-PADS (witch hazel)
ASTRINGENTS · HEMORRHOIDS ·+3
Major Pharamceuticals
HEMORRHOIDAL HYGIENE (witch hazel)
ASTRINGENTS · HEMORRHOIDS ·+3
GERI-CARE
A.E.R TRAVELER (glycerin/witch hazel)
ASTRINGENTS
BIRCHWOOD LABS
MEDICATED PADS (witch hazel)
ASTRINGENTS · HEMORRHOIDS ·+3
GEISS, DESTIN &
A.E.R. WITCH HAZEL (glycerin/witch hazel)
ASTRINGENTS
BIRCHWOOD LABS
RITE AID CORP.
HEMORRHOIDAL HYGIENE (witch hazel)
ASTRINGENTS · HEMORRHOIDS ·+3
AKRON PHARMA IN
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Astringents are a class of locally acting topical agents applied to the skin or mucous membranes to induce a mild, reversible coagulation of surface proteins.
This mechanism precipitates proteins to form a protective barrier, shrink or constrict superficial tissues, diminish capillary permeability, and dry up surface secretions or exudates.
Clinically, astringents—such as aluminum acetate, calamine, and witch hazel—are widely used in dermatology and anorectal care to relieve irritation, pruritus, and oozing associated with acute inflammatory conditions, including plant-induced contact dermatitis, superficial minor burns, and hemorrhoids.
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fda.gov
Astringents are a class of locally acting topical agents applied to the skin or mucous membranes to induce a mild, reversible coagulation of surface proteins This mechanism precipitates proteins to form a protective barrier, shrink or constrict superficial tissues, diminish capillary permeability, and dry up surface secretions or exudates Clinically, astringents—such as aluminum acetate, calamine, and witch hazel—are widely used in dermatology and anorectal care to relieve irritation, pruritus, ...
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fda.gov
Astringents are a class of locally acting topical agents applied to the skin or mucous membranes to induce a mild, reversible coagulation of surface proteins Clinically, astringents—such as aluminum acetate, calamine, and witch hazel—are widely used in dermatology and anorectal care to relieve irritation, pruritus, and oozing associated with acute inflammatory conditions, including plant-induced contact dermatitis, superficial minor burns, and hemorrhoids
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nih.gov
This mechanism precipitates proteins to form a protective barrier, shrink or constrict superficial tissues, diminish capillary permeability, and dry up surface secretions or exudates
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nih.gov
This mechanism precipitates proteins to form a protective barrier, shrink or constrict superficial tissues, diminish capillary permeability, and dry up surface secretions or exudates
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fda.gov
Clinically, astringents—such as aluminum acetate, calamine, and witch hazel—are widely used in dermatology and anorectal care to relieve irritation, pruritus, and oozing associated with acute inflammatory conditions, including plant-induced contact dermatitis, superficial minor burns, and hemorrhoids
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