Disclosed herein is a peculiarly designed dome shaped (101) medical device (100) made of suitable flexible material that can be inserted into the anal canal (105), snugly fitted in between the buttocks (103) and worn with or without a string (108) with attachment (109) to hold it from falling off as shown in FIG. 2. The present invention is used to relieve the patient of various symptoms of piles or haemorrhoids like pain due to strangulation, burning sensation and also to prevent thrombosis instantly by pushing in the prolapsing haemorrhoid (106).

A perineal bandage for preventing and treating tears that occur during childbirth. The perineal bandage includes a flexible bandage having a first side and a second side, wherein the second side includes an adhesive configured to adhere the bandage to the skin of a patient. The perineal bandage may further include a plurality of tearing zones that tear before the bandage. The perineal bandage may further include a reinforced region disposed along a portion of a bottom edge of the bandage, wherein the reinforced region requires a greater amount of force to tear than the bandage and the tearing zones.

The present disclosure provides devices for preventing or absorbing fluid (e.g., sweat) and/or odors from the intergluteal cleft of a subject. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides devices for treating or preventing hemorrhoids and methods of using same.

A deformable earplug including a first arm and a second arm, wherein the first arm and the second arm are connected by a pivot and the first arm and second arm rotates about the pivot, when the user actuates the earplug the deformable foam decreases in one direction and increases in a second direction.

A device for treating fecal incontinence in a subject is provided. The device includes a plug configured for positioning mostly within an anal canal of the subject.

A perianal support device is provided that is configured to inhibit the formation and/or progression of tissue damage in the perianal region of the body. A method is provided to apply the perianal support device to patients during childbirth to inhibit the formation and/or progression of tissue damage in the perianal region of the body.

Described herein is a device, comprising a base and a positioning member, for preventing or reducing the severity of external hemorrhoids in a patient during childbirth. The base has a first longitudinal axis and a surface extending from a first side of the base in a first direction corresponding to a height of the surface, which has a second longitudinal axis with a constant angular orientation relative to the first longitudinal axis, is of a size greater than the anal orifice, is anatomically configured to contact only the perianal region and to not substantially enter the anal canal or substantially interfere with the birthing canal. The positioning member extends from a second side of the base in a second direction away from the first side, and includes a substantially rigid structure configured for gripping by a user to position and hold the device against the anal orifice.

The present disclosure provides devices for preventing or absorbing fluid (e.g., sweat) and/or odors from the intergluteal cleft of a subject. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides devices for treating or preventing hemorrhoids and methods of using same.

The present disclosure provides devices for preventing or absorbing fluid (e.g., sweat) and/or odors from the intergluteal cleft of a subject. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides devices for treating or preventing hemorrhoids and methods of using same.

An insertion device includes a stent and a plurality of sealing elements where each sealing element is operatively rotationally attached to the stent.