If your symptoms do not improve within a few days, or if they become worse, check with your family doctor.
Vaginal medication usually will slowly work their way out of the vagina during treat. To keep the drug from soiling or staining your clothing, a sanitary napkin may be worn. Minipads, clean paper tissues, or paper diapers may also be using. However, the use of tampons is not recommended since they may soak up too much of the drug. In addition, tampons may be more likely to slip out of the vagina if you use them during treat with this drug.
To help clear up your infection completely and to help make sure it does not return, good health habits are also required .
If you have any questions about this, check with your health care professional.
Many vaginal infections are spread by sexual intercourse. The male sexual partner may carry the fungus or other organism in his reproductive tract. Therefore, it may be desirable that your partner wear a condom - prophylactic during intercourse to keep the infection from returning. Always it may be necessary for your partner to be treated at the same time you are being treated to avoid passing the infection back and forth. In addition, do not stop using this drug if you have intercourse during treat .
Some diseaseds who use vaginal medication may prefer to use a douche for cleansing purposes before inserting the next dose of drug. Some family doctors recommend a vinegar and water or other douche. However, others do not recommend douching at all. If you do use a douche, do not overfill the vagina with douche solution . To do so may force the solution up into the uterus - womb and may cause inflammation or infection. Always do not douche if you are pregnant since this may harm the fetus . If you have any questions about this or which douche products are best for you, check with your health care professional.