Exroid Aftercare Kit

Exroid® Aftercare Kit

Purpose: practical hygiene and comfort support in the first days after Exroid® treatment, plus simple guidance you can keep at home.

What’s in the kit

• Fragrance-free cleansing wipes (individually wrapped) — gentle, alcohol-free; use only if water isn’t available.
• Peri bottle (squeeze cleanser) — for warm-water rinsing after bowel motions.
• Barrier cream (zinc oxide or petrolatum base) — protects skin; unscented.
• Non-medicated soothing gel — water-based, cooling; no menthol or fragrance.
• Gauze pads & liners — light protection for spotting/mucus.
• Disposable gloves — for clean application of creams if desired.
• Fibre support sachets (non-prescription) — to help keep stools soft; flavour-free.
• Printed aftercare guide — day-by-day tips, red-flag checklist, and clinic contact details.

Exact brands may vary based on supply. All items are fragrance-free or low-irritant and suitable for sensitive skin.

How to use (quick start)

1. After each bowel motion, rinse with warm water using the peri bottle; pat dry with tissue or gauze.
2. Apply a thin layer of barrier cream to protect the skin; avoid rubbing.
3. Use the soothing gel for comfort as needed (external use only).
4. If water isn’t available, use one gentle wipe and follow with water as soon as practical.
5. Take the included fibre support as per the packet instructions unless advised otherwise by your doctor.

Who it’s for

• Exroid® patients who want a ready-to-go set for the first 3–7 days of recovery.
• Patients who prefer fragrance-free, simple skincare.

Precautions

• Allergies: check ingredients before use (especially zinc, lanolin, latex in gloves). Perform a small patch test on intact skin first.
• External use only. Do not insert products rectally unless prescribed.
• Stop use and contact the clinic if significant irritation or rash occurs.
• This kit does not replace medical advice or urgent care. For heavy bleeding, severe/worsening pain, fever, fainting, or difficulty passing urine/stool, seek urgent medical attention (112/999).

What’s not included

• Prescription medicines and stool softeners