When venous function declines, swelling or pain can appear in the legs, and problems in the perianal veins may lead to hemorrhoid symptoms.
Benitol tablets work by increasing venous elasticity and stabilizing capillary permeability, making them suitable for treating venous lymphatic insufficiency and hemorrhoids.
Dosage differs according to the condition; acute hemorrhoids are treated with a higher dose for a short period, whereas venous disease generally requires a lower dose over a longer term.
The medication should be stored in a sealed container at room temperature between 1 °C and 30 °C.
This content is a card‑news adaptation of the core medication guide from the Korean Pharmacist Journal.
Research & ReportsSep 20, 2026•1 min read
Benitol Tablet for Venous Insufficiency & Hemorrhoids – Uses & Storage
Benitol tablets enhance venous elasticity and capillary stability, used for venous insufficiency and acute hemorrhoids with disease‑specific dosing.
Compiled by the PharmaCountry team · Source: KPA News
Topics:#venous disease#hemorrhoids#pharmacotherapy#dosage guidelines#drug storage#pharmacy education
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