Gyno - Pevaryl vag. Cream 78 gr

What this medicine? 

Trade name: GYNO-PEVARYL Vaginal Cream
 
Active ingredient: 1% econazole nitrate (econazole nitrate).
 
Excipients: PEG-6 (and) PEG-32 (and) oleolovi makroglitseridi, butilhidroksianizoldechen paraffin, benzoic acid, liquid paraffin and water.
 
 
 
How does this medicine?
 
Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream is available as a white-blue anodized aluminum tube containing 78 g white cream.
 
 
 
What Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream?
 
Gyno-Pevaryl Vaginal Cream is an antifungal medication and is used to treat infections caused by fungi and yeasts such as Cand

What use Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream?

Women Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream is used to treat vaginal yeast infections caused by fungi and yeasts such as Candida (infection known as thrush).

In men Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream can be used only for treatment of fungal and yeast infections caused by the penis or genital area.

Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream should be used by your sexual partner if you have an infection. Your partner should also be treated, even if no symptoms because otherwise the infection may recur again to you.

Is it safe for you Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream?

Do not take this medicine if:

 have exhibited allergic (hypersensitive) to Gyno-Pevaryl or other medicines to treat thrush or other fungal infections;

 feel that your symptoms are not due to Candida (thrush), or in case you think you have another sexually transmitted disease. In this case you should see your doctor.

Women should not use this medication without consulting your doctor if you have:

 unusual or irregular vaginal bleeding;

  smears of blood on the underwear;

  vulvar and vaginal irritation or mehurchestovidno over.

This can be symptoms of serious conditions and must seek medical opinion.

Consult your doctor if you:

  pregnant or

  think you may be pregnant.

You can continue to use Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream if your doctor feels it is necessary.

Patients under 16 and over 60 years should not use this medication without consulting your doctor. There is insufficient data on the use of Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream in patients of this age group.

Special warnings:

 Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream should only be placed in the vagina.

  Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream should not eat or swallow.

  Avoid contact with Gyno-Pevaryl and contraceptive diaphragms and condoms as the cream can damage the tire. Use an alternative form of contraception.

  Benzoic acid is a mild irritant to the skin, eyes and mucous membranes. It can increase the risk of jaundice in newborns.

 Tell your doctor about all the products you use medicines without prescription or because a theoretical possibility of interaction.

How to use Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream?

 It is important to use this cream in the right time and in the right way.

WOMEN:

Insert one full applicator (approximately 5 e) of cream into the vagina once a day at bedtime for not less than 14 days. Also, apply cream around the vulva and vulvata.MAZhE:

Apply the cream on the penis, including under the cuticles after washing and drying once daily for at least 14 days.

Men and women:

You should continue to use the cream for 14 days, even if the inflammation, itching and burning are gone before that. Your sexual partner should also apply the cream even if no symptoms of infection. If an allergic reaction to the cream, stop applying mu.Vazhno to finish the full course of treatment even if the symptoms (itching, burning, deposits) are missing.

Consult a doctor if the following treatment:

  symptoms are again available;

  symptoms recur within 4 weeks;

  If you have more than two infections for 6 months.

What should you do if you take Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream?

In the event that a large amount Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream has been ingested contact a physician or go to the nearest hospital for emergency care.

What side effects can cause Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream?

Like all medicines, Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream can cause some side effects, but this is not common.

These effects are usually minimal and may include:

 Moderate inflammation of the skin or in the vagina after using krema.Ako this feeling lasts more than a few minutes or strengthen (redness, swelling), please contact your doctor.

The most commonly reported side effects from clinical studies were reactions at the injection site, such as burning sensation, stinging, itching and zachervyavane.Ima isolated reports of generalized allergic reactions, including angioedema and urticaria.

How should I store Gyno-Pevaryl vaginal cream?

 No special storage conditions

  Keep away from heat and sunlight.

Shelf life: 3 years

Other important information:

Do not use this cream if:

 is the expiration date stated on the pack