When you crave an effective cure for the itching, burning and embarrassing discharge that comes with vaginal yeast infection, Gynazole-1 offers a satisfying one-dose program. If you want the relief that comes from the speedy eradication of a yeast attack, ignore other messy creams and turn towards the option that often shows quicker results than other products. With a high clinical cure rate, Gynazole uses an effective bioadhesion method to attach to the walls of the vagina to bring faster results [1].
Active Ingredient: Butoconazole nitrate
The active ingredient in Gynazole-1 is called butoconazole, which is used to cure vaginal yeast infections. This particular prescription offers a vaginal cream containing 2% concentration.
Treatment Use & Recommended Doses
Before using Gynazole-1 vaginal cream, you should read all of the accompanying instructions. Basically, filling the enclosed applicator to the proper level is the first step towards administering the medication. While lying on your back, you will draw your knees up, spreading them apart so that you can insert the applicator high into the vagina. Pushing the plunger will release the medication, which is followed by withdrawing the applicator. For best results, Gynazole-1 should be taken before going to bed when future movement is minimal.
When purchased, Gynazole-1 offers one dose of medicine in a convenient applicator that is tossed away after use [1]. Each treatment consists of 5 grams of cream, which is inserted into the vagina. It is the 100 mg of butoconazole nitrate in each dose that attacks vaginal yeast infection. It is important to wash your hands after applying the medication so that you don’t spread the infection to other parts of your body.
Precautions
Before using Gynazole, you should discuss with your doctor all of the allergies, prescriptions, over-the-counter medications; antibiotics; and vitamins you may be taking. Diabetics, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and patients with weakened immune systems will also have to assess the use of this product with their physician.
Since the drug may leak out, wearing a sanitary napkin will help protect your clothes from any staining. The use of tampons are frowned upon because they absorb the drug, lessening the effects of the medication. Douching should also be avoided. This product can still be used while menstruating, but use of this product during sexual contact is not recommended. The cream contains mineral oil, which weakens latex or rubber condoms; and diaphragms. Using these products is highly discouraged within 72 hours of using this treatment [2].
Possible Side Effects
When it comes to the side effects associated with Gynazole-1, a very slight few will experience pelvic or stomach pain, and/or cramping. There is also the potential of a temporary increase in some of the common symptoms associated with vaginal yeast infection, including itching, soreness, swelling, as well as a burning sensation in the vaginal area.
If you feel excessive burning or irritation when inserting the cream into the vagina, you should make a call to your doctor. The same is true if you experience extreme stomach pain, notice a smelly discharge, or develop a fever.
