Aer Traveler
Generic Name: aer traveler
Brand Names:
Aer Traveler Towelette
Astringent
Overview
Astringent
Uses
Temporary relief of anal itching & burning
Dosage
Gently apply to affected areas by patting and then discard
Side Effects
Stop use and ask doctor if rectal bleeding or continued irritation occurs
Interactions
Stop use and ask doctor if rectal bleeding or continued irritation occurs
Warnings
For external use only
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aer Traveler used for?▼
Temporary relief of anal itching & burning
What are the side effects of Aer Traveler?▼
Stop use and ask doctor if rectal bleeding or continued irritation occurs
What are the important warnings for Aer Traveler?▼
For external use only
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Medical Disclaimer
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