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Over-The-Counter Yeast Infection Treatments
 An
over-the-counter treatment will usually include an antifungal
cream or suppository containing Miconazole, Tioconazole, Butoconazole,
or Clotrimazole. The product may also include an anti-itch cream
to help reduce discomfort until the infection has cleared up.
Monistat® is probably the most easily
recognized brand. These products usually work within a week.
If you have chronic yeast infections and use Monistat or any
other anti-fungal medication quite often, your resident population
of yeast may adapt and become drug-resistant. If you notice
that the medication is not working as effectively as it once
did, you may need a prescription for something stronger.
Other brands of antifungal medications for vaginal infections
include:
- FemCare®
- Femizol-M®
- Femstat 3®
- Gyne-Lotrimin®
- Miconazole-7®
- Mycelex-7®
- Terazol 3® Vagistat-1®
Over-the-counter medications should never be purchased
or used in the following circumstances unless you’ve talked
to your doctor first:
- If you have allergies to any anti-fungal medications, or
if you have experienced allergies to foods, preservatives,
or dyes.
- If you’re pregnant. It is not yet known if antifungal
medications are safe during the first trimester. Even during
the second and third trimesters, you should check with your
doctor, because you may have a bacterial infection that needs
immediate treatment with a prescription medication.
- While breast-feeding. The medications may be passed through
the mother’s milk to the baby, although more studies
are needed to know for sure. It’s always better to play
it safe.
- Children under age 12. The OTC medications for vaginal
yeast infections have been studied only on adult patients,
and their safety for children is not yet known.
- Older adults, for the same reason. No studies have been
done to assess the safety of these medications in seniors.
- When using other medications. Interactions can occur, so
you should talk to your doctor, and tell her which medications
you are already taking.
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on this site were written by Jonni Good, author of one of
the Web's most popular books on sugar
addiction.
A number of people have asked me for advice about natural
yeast infection remedies to use when nothing seems to work.
I read through many books and articles, and I recommend
Yeast
Infection Away by Crystal McBride. Her information
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