What is Jelliproct® (Fluocinolonacetone/Lidocaine)?
Jelliproct® is a prescription combination preparation from the highly effective corticosteroid Fluocinolonacetonid and the local anesthetic Lidocain. It is used for the treatment of acute, inflammatory diseases of the anal region.
Fluocinolone acetonide is a Class III-Corticosteroid (strongly effective) and has a more potent anti-inflammatory effect than the Fluocortolon contained in Doloproct®. Jelliproct® is therefore particularly effective in severe inflammation and pronounced itching.
It is available as rectal ointment and as suppositories and is used in hemorrhoids, anal fissures, analeczema and inflammatory anal diseases.
Active Ingredients & Mechanism of Action
Active ingredient: Fluocinolonacetonid / Lidocainhydrochlorid
Jelliproct® has two complementary mechanisms:
1. Fluocinolonacetone (strong corticosteroid):
- Class III-glucocorticoid (strongly effective)
- Potent inhibition of inflammation cascade
- Strong reduction of swelling, redness and overheating
- suppresses the release of inflammatory mediators
- Inhibits the immigration of inflammatory cells
- Embossed juck irritating effect
2. Lidocain (local anesthetic):
- Immediate local anesthesia
- Blocks the pain line in the nerve fibers
- Immediately relieves pain, burning and itching
- Entry into effect: within 2–5 minutes
speciality: The combination of strong corticosteroid and local anesthetic makes Jelliproct® particularly effective in acute, strongly inflammatory hemorrhoidal complaints.
Who is it suitable for?
Jelliproct® is suitable for:
- Acute inflammatory hemorrhoids degree I and II
- Highly inflammatory analeczema
- inflammatory analfissures
- Proctitis and analpruritus
Especially recommended at:
- Strong acute symptoms with pronounced inflammation
- If milder preparations do not have sufficient effect
- Intensive itching in anal area
- Short-term acute treatment
Not suitable:
- Long-term use (Hautatrophie risk due to strong corticosteroid)
- Mushroom infections, virus infections in the anal area
- Bacterial infections without antibiotic treatment
- Heavy hemorrhoids (Grade III–IV)
Available Dosages
Rectal ointment:
- 2 × daily (morning and evening) apply thin
- The first day may be more frequent
- After improvement: 1 × daily
- Maximum duration: 2 weeks (strongly effective corticosteroid)
Chapters:
- 1 cups 2 × daily (morning and evening)
- After improvement: 1 × daily
- Maximum duration: 2 weeks
Important:
- Due to the strong corticosteroid effect: maximum 2 weeks!
- Do not drop abruptly – Slowly reduce frequency
- In case of ongoing complaints after 1 week: Medical control
Available dosage forms:
- Jelliproct® Rektalsalbe (with applicator)
- Jelliproct® cups
How to Take
Rectal ointment:
- Clean anal region gently before application
- apply thin layer to the affected area
- For inner hemorrhoids: Use supplied applicator
- Wash hands thoroughly
Chapters:
- Ideally after the stool
- Dissolve droplets from the film
- introduce deep into the after (rounded end forward)
- Shortly crawl together to prevent slipping out
Important notes:
- Apply MAXIMAL 2 weeks (strongly effective corticosteroid!)
- Not in infections without medical examination
- At mica immediately consult doctor
- Latex condoms can be damaged
Accompanying measures:
- Soft chair passage through fiber and liquid
- Seat baths with clear, warm water (no additives)
- Clean anal region after stool with water instead of dry paper
Contraindications
**Jelliproct® must not be used at:* *
- hypersensitivity to fluocinolone aceto, lidocaine or other constituents
- Virus infections in the field of application (Herpes simplex, Varicells)
- Mushroom infections (candiosis) in anal area
- Bacterial infections without simultaneous specific therapy
- Tuberculosis in the field of application
- Rosacea, perioral dermatitis in scope
Preview at:
- Diabetes mellitus (blood sugar control)
- Long-term application (strikt < 2 weeks!)
- Pregnancy (especially 1st trimester)
- Still time
- Large-scale application
pregnant and breastfeeding: Strongly effective corticosteroids should be avoided as much as possible during pregnancy. Only with mandatory indication and short duration of use.
Possible Side Effects
** Occasionally (0.1-1 %):* *
- Burning at the application site
- Local itching (initial)
For long-term use (over 2 weeks):
- skin atrophie (skin dilution) – main risk!
- Teleangiectasia (extended blood vessels)
- Striae (stretching strips)
- Perianal fungal infections (by local immunosuppression)
- steroid acne
Selten:
- Allergic reaction to Lidocain
- Contact dermatitis
- Systemic cortisone effects (only with very large-area application)
Important: Fluocinolone acetonide is a strong corticosteroid. The risk for skin atrophie is higher than for Doloproct® (Fluocortolon). Therefore, the strict limit to a maximum of 2 weeks is particularly important.
Interactions
Clinical interactions: Systemic interactions are very rare for local rectal application.
Theoretically possible:
- Other local anaesthetics: additives
- Other topical corticosteroids: additives local immunosuppression
- Latex condoms: Can be damaged
** The systemic uptake in rectal application is low. Clinically relevant interactions are not to be expected in the intended short-term application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Similar Medications
Is Jelliproct® (Fluocinolonacetone/Lidocaine) right for you?
A licensed doctor will review your information and issue a prescription if suitable. Discreet and secure.
Important Notice
This information does not replace medical advice. If you have questions about your health or the suitability of this medication, please consult a doctor. Read the package leaflet before use.