A topical treatment for anorectal disorders including an active ingredient, an anti-inflammatory ingredient, and a wound healing ingredient. The topical treatment can be used with or without utilization of a contoured seat cushion with a temperature-adapted or electrical stimulation element that can provide hot or cold temperatures or electrical stimulation to the anorectal region.

A perianal support device includes a central support element with an apex having a continuous contact surface along the apex to interface with a patient's perianal tissue. Compression elements extend laterally away from each apex side of the central support element. Each compression element may have a narrower proximal end to the central support element and a wider distal end, and be flexible to bend to the gluteal cleft anatomy. The surface of each compression element that faces the patient in use may be covered, at least partially, with a loop material on the wider distal end. Each compression element may also have the opposite surface covered, at least partially, with foam. The central support element and compression elements may be integrally formed. A gripping tab is also provided at a distal end of each compression element, providing an easy location for medical staff to grasp for placement and removal.

A perianal support device includes a central support element with an apex having a continuous contact surface along the apex to interface with a patient's perianal tissue. Compression elements extend laterally away from each apex side of the central support element. Each compression element may have a narrower proximal end to the central support element and a wider distal end, and be flexible to bend to the gluteal cleft anatomy. The surface of each compression element that faces the patient in use may be covered, at least partially, with a loop material on the wider distal end. Each compression element may also have the opposite surface covered, at least partially, with foam. The central support element and compression elements may be integrally formed. A gripping tab is also provided at a distal end of each compression element, providing an easy location for medical staff to grasp for placement and removal.

A catheter according to certain forms generally includes an elongated tubular member and an inlet check valve. The elongated tubular member has a distal end portion configured for insertion into a body cavity comprising soft tissue, and includes an outer tube, a non-collapsible inner tube positioned within the outer tube, and a first compressible material positioned between the outer tube and the non-collapsible inner tube. The inlet check is valve in fluid communication with the first compressible material and is configured to selectively flow fluid into the first compressible material during expansion of the first compressible material.

A hemorrhoid treatment device for the treatment of hemorrhoids in a human that includes an elongated upper portion having a top edge defining a hemorrhoid treatment liquid receiving opening, an elongated upper portion, interior facing surface, and an elongated upper portion, exterior facing surface; a base portion having a hemorrhoid treatment liquid outlet, a base portion, interior facing surface, and a base portion, exterior facing surface; a curved midsection spaced between the elongated upper portion and the base portion having a curved section, interior-facing surface and a curved section, exterior facing surface. The base portion, the curved midsection, and the elongated upper portion, collectively form the hemorrhoid treatment device. The elongated upper portion, interior facing surface aligns with the curved section, interior facing surface and the curved section, interior facing surface aligns with the base portion, interior-facing surface.