Conazole vaginal cream 78 grams belongs to a group of medicines called “antifungals.” It is used for infections of the vagina and the skin around the vagina. Signs of these infections include itching, redness, and white discharge. The cream works by eliminating the fungi causing the infection and some bacteria that may also be present.
Your sexual partner may also need treatment, and ask your doctor for advice about vaginal thrush.
- Vaginal thrush is a very common problem that affects women of all ages.
- It has nothing to do with poor hygiene.
- It is often caused by a fungus (Candida albicans) that is present in everyone.
- Fungi are usually controlled by the body's defenses.
- Sometimes fungi can become a problem due to:
- Modern use of antibiotics
- Pregnancy
- Use of oral contraceptives
- Wearing tight clothes
- Excessive use of hot baths and bath additives
- You can prevent re-infection by:
- Wash the affected area in the morning and evening with warm water.
- It is important to dry well
- Wiping backwards (away from the vagina) after visiting the toilet
- Do not use medicinal or scented bath additives
- Do not wear tight clothes.
Do not use miconazole nitrate:
- If you are allergic to miconazole nitrate, any of the other ingredients of this
- Medication or other antifungal medications.
- Do not use this medicine if this applies to you.
Warnings and precautions: -
Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before using miconazole nitrate cream:
- If you are using a 'barrier' method of contraception.
- This includes condoms or diaphragms.
- This is because Miconazole cream can damage the latex and prevent it from working properly.
- Talk to your doctor about using another type of birth control while you are using this medication
- Do not allow others to use the flannel or towel.
- This will prevent them from getting infected. Children and teenagers:
- Miconazole cream is not recommended for use in children or adolescents under 18 years of age.
