Clinical focus

Finding Relief from Hemorrhoids: Understanding and Managing Your Symptoms

Proctology is the therapy area Janjaes was founded on. Eight dedicated SKUs, protocols shaped with practising surgeons, and claims we can cite line by line.

Surgeon reviewing clinical evidence for proctology care
Recognise the signs

Are You Experiencing These Symptoms?

Pain or discomfort

Itching & irritation

Rectal bleeding

Swelling

Lump around the anus

Discomfort during bowel movements

Don't ignore persistent symptoms.
Our Proctology Care Range

Targeted Care. Trusted Formulations. Better Patient Support.

Our proctology range is designed to support the management of hemorrhoid-related symptoms and provide appropriate and evidence-based therapeutic care. With a focus on quality, reliability and patient needs, our formulations are developed to address specific requirements in proctological care.

The range

Our proctology portfolio

Hemorrhoids Care

Ompile Tablets

Calcium Dobesilate 500 mg + Euphorbia Tri Ext. 100mg

Tablet

Hemorrhoids Care

Ompile Cream

Lajjalu (Mimosa pudica) 5% + Bhringaraja (Eclipta prostrata) 3% + Nirgundi (Vitex negundo) 3% + Zergul (Calendula officinalis) 2% + Kapoora (Cinnamomum camphora) 1.225% + Tankana 1% + Yashad Bhasma 1% w/w

Cream

Hemorrhoids Care

Evajan Suspension

Milk of Magnesia 3.75ml + Liquid Paraffin 1.25ml + Sodium Picosulfate 3.33mg/5ml Suspension

Suspension

Protocol by grade

Matched to how clinicians actually stage the disease

Grade I hemorrhoids anatomical illustration

Grade I hemorrhoids

These are the mildest form, located inside the rectum without protruding outside the anus. They typically cause minimal pain but may result in some rectal bleeding and itching.

Grade II hemorrhoids anatomical illustration

Grade II hemorrhoids

These hemorrhoids prolapse during straining such as during a bowel movement but retract back into the rectum on their own.

Grade III hemorrhoids anatomical illustration

Grade III hemorrhoids

These hemorrhoids prolapse and do not retract on their own, but you can push them back manually.

Grade IV hemorrhoids anatomical illustration

Grade IV hemorrhoids

These remain permanently prolapsed and can't be pushed back in.

Evidence-based practice

We bring literature to the desk, not just samples

Our field team is trained to discuss mechanism, dosing rationale and expected timelines — and to say plainly when surgery is the better answer.

Literature-led detailing

Venoactive drug evidence and topical agent reviews summarised for every call.

Formulation rationale

Micronisation, particle size and dosing intervals chosen for bioavailability, not price points.

Clinician advisory input

A standing panel of surgeons and gastroenterologists reviews each revision.

Outcome tracking

Structured symptom-relief feedback collected from partner clinics each quarter.

Prescribing information on request

Registered medical practitioners can request full prescribing information, sample packs and supporting literature for the entire proctology range.