For a breastfeeding mother after delivery, topical ointments containing simple analgesics or mild hydrocortisone are usually safe for piles if prescribed by a doctor. Increasing fibre intake, staying well hydrated, taking sitz baths, and using stool softeners such as docusate may also help reduce straining during bowel movements and promote healing.

Since Hadensa Ointment is giving you relief but not a complete cure, your doctor may prescribe a stronger ointment containing hydrocortisone to reduce inflammation or venotonic tablets to improve vein strength. You should also follow a fibre-rich diet, drink plenty of water, and take regular sitz baths. If symptoms persist or worsen, your doctor may recommend procedures such as rubber band ligation or minor surgery.

Hadensa Ointment is generally better for anal fissures, as it soothes pain and aids healing. T Bact Ointment (Mupirocin) is an antibiotic used for bacterial infections and does not treat anal fissures. Please consult your doctor for further advice.