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Dermveda vs. Leading Hemorrhoid Creams

🌿 Dermveda vs. Leading Hemorrhoid Creams

Compare Ingredients, Benefits, and Safety

Side effects and efficacy supported by PubMed clinical studies and leading medical sources1-14

Feature Dermveda 🌱 Preparation H ⚡ Anusol HC 💊 DrFormulas 🌬️
Active Ingredients 🦠 Sulfur11,14, 🌼 Curcumin12, 🍃 Aloe, 🌿 Peppermint13 ⚡ Phenylephrine, 🛡️ Pramoxine 💊 Hydrocortisone, 🧪 Zinc Oxide 🌬️ Menthol, 🌲 Camphor
Best For 🦠 Inflammation, Pain, Swelling, Infection-prone cases11,14 ⚡ Pain/swelling relief1,3,4,5,6,7 💊 Inflammation2,8,9,10 🩸 Thrombosed hemorrhoids
Side Effects 🌿 Herbal sensitivity (rare)13
🦠 No serious adverse events with sulfur in RCT14
⚠️ Allergic reaction, ↑BP, rebound swelling, rectal pain, irritation1,3,4,5,6,7 ⚠️ Skin thinning, burning, itching, dryness, adrenal suppression, infection risk2,8,9,10 🔥 Burning sensation
Long-Term Use ✅ Safe (no steroids or vasoconstrictors) ⏳ ≤7 days1,3,4,5,6,7 ⏳ ≤1 week2,8,9,10 ❓ Not specified
Infection Prevention 🦠 Yes (sulfur)11,14 ❌ No 🧪 Minimal (zinc) ❌ No

References

1 Drugs.com. (2023). Phenylephrine Topical Side Effects.
2 WebMD. (2023). Hydrocortisone Rectal Side Effects.
3 Drugs.com. (2025). Phenylephrine rectal Uses, Side Effects & Warnings.
4 Drugs.com. (2024). Phenylephrine: Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Warnings.
5 Drugs.com. (2000). Glycerin / Petrolatum / Phenylephrine / Pramoxine Topical Side Effects.
6 Drugs.com. (2023). Phenylephrine Patient Tips.
7 WebMD. (2025). Phenylephrine-Witch Hazel Gel - Uses, Side Effects, and More.
8 WebMD. (2023). Hydrocortisone Rectal Side Effects.
9 WebMD. (2023). Hydrocortone Acetate rectal - Uses, Side Effects, and More.
10 WebMD. (2023). Anusol-HC 2.5 % Rectal Cream - Uses, Side Effects, and More.
11 PubMed. (2022). Sulfur: Antimicrobial activities in dermatology.
12 PubMed. (2023). Curcumin: Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.
13 PubMed. (2024). Peppermint oil in gastroenterology.
14 PubMed. (2024). Double-Blind, Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Individualized Homeopathic Medicines (IHMs) for Hemorrhoids: In a 2024 RCT (n=140), IHMs-most frequently sulfur-significantly reduced hemorrhoid symptom severity and improved quality of life versus placebo, with no serious adverse events reported.

Hemorrhoid infographic: types, symptoms, self-care.
Woman holding a Dermveda Hemorrhoid cream jsr
Inflamed Tissue Curcumin Sulfur Aloe Aloe Peppermint Peppermint Ingredient Synergy: Relief in Action Curcumin & Sulfur calm inflammation, Aloe & Peppermint soothe tissue
✅ Do ❌ Don't
Clean and dry the affected area before applying Dermveda Cream Don't apply on open wounds or bleeding hemorrhoids
Use a pea-sized amount for each application Don't overuse or slather large amounts
Store the cream in a cool, dry place Don't expose the jar to direct sunlight or heat
Wash hands before and after applying Don't touch eyes or mouth after application
Perform a patch test if you have sensitive skin Don't continue use if irritation or rash occurs
Apply after bowel movements and before bedtime Don't skip doses if symptoms persist
Consult a healthcare provider if symptoms worsen Don't use in place of medical advice for severe cases
Woman holding a Dermveda Hemorrhoid cream jar after shower

Dermveda Hemorrhoid Cream – Frequently Asked Questions

Dermveda Hemorrhoid Cream is a natural, steroid-free topical formula designed to relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids, including itching, burning, swelling, and discomfort. It combines antimicrobial sulfur, anti-inflammatory curcumin, soothing aloe vera, and cooling peppermint for multi-symptom relief and infection prevention.

Dermveda works by:
Reducing inflammation and swelling with curcumin, a natural COX-2 inhibitor.
Preventing infection with sulfur’s proven antimicrobial properties.
Soothing and cooling irritated skin using aloe vera and peppermint.
Supporting skin repair for faster recovery from hemorrhoidal irritation.

Clean and gently dry the affected area before application.
Apply a pea-sized amount of cream externally to the affected area up to 3-4 times daily, especially after bowel movements and before bed.
Wash hands thoroughly after use.
For external use only; do not insert into the rectum unless directed by a doctor.

Yes. Dermveda is free from steroids and vasoconstrictors (like hydrocortisone or phenylephrine), making it suitable for daily and long-term use without the risk of skin thinning, rebound swelling, or systemic side effects often associated with conventional creams.

Dermveda’s formula is based on gentle, natural ingredients and does not contain steroids or harsh chemicals. However, as with any topical product, pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult their healthcare provider before use.

Antimicrobial protection: Sulfur helps prevent secondary infections, a risk with broken or irritated skin.
Natural anti-inflammatory action: Curcumin reduces swelling and discomfort without steroids.
Gentle and soothing: Aloe vera and peppermint calm sensitive skin and provide cooling relief.
No parabens, alcohol, or synthetic fragrances: Safe for sensitive skin and daily use.

No topical cream can cure hemorrhoids, but Dermveda is formulated to provide fast, effective relief from symptoms and support the body’s natural healing process. For persistent, severe, or bleeding hemorrhoids, consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation and treatment options.

Dermveda is available online through our official website, Amazon, and select pharmacies.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the cap tightly closed after each use.

The duration of hemorrhoids varies by type and severity. Small hemorrhoids often resolve within a few days to a week. Larger or more severe hemorrhoids may take several weeks to heal, especially if risk factors like constipation or straining are not addressed. Thrombosed hemorrhoids (with a blood clot) can last two to three weeks or longer. If your symptoms persist beyond a week or worsen, consult a healthcare provider.1–10

Yes, most hemorrhoids go away on their own, especially smaller ones. This process usually takes a few days to a week as swelling decreases. However, some hemorrhoids may not resolve without treatment, especially if they are large, prolapsed, or thrombosed. Preventing recurrence involves addressing causes such as constipation, straining, and low fiber intake.3–10