Indications:

indicated in the forms of: cervico-vaginitis and vulvo-vaginitis caused by Trichomonas vaginalis, even if it is associated with Candida albicans, Gardnerella vaginalis or other sensitive bacteria. It should emphasize that trichomoniasis is one of the pathologies most frequently transmitted sexually. meet frequently mixed infections: Trichomonas vaginalis + germs, Trichomonas vaginalis + Candida, Candida + germs. Bacterial vaginosis is now established as one of the predominant causes of infectious vaginitis, the incidence of this condition is evaluated around 30%, with variations depending on different populations. Such diseases of female genitalia are frequently astimptomatice or reduced or ignored symptoms and may predispose mind, if not treated properly and radical, and metaplasia in chronic cervico-vaginal epithelium. It is also quite frequent, especially after anti-infection treatment, incidence of breakthrough fungal variable depending on the type of medicine used.

Contraindications:

Hypersensitivity to any component of the established individual product.

Adverse reactions:

Occasionally there may be local irritation phenomena, in the case of individual hypersensitivity. If you experience a rash should discontinue treatment.

Interactions:

Laboratory tests have suggested that, when used together, this product may cause damage to latex contraceptives. Consequently, the effectiveness of such contraceptives may be reduced. To date this has not been reflected in clinical practice.

Warnings:

The cream contains cetyl alcohol and stearyl alcohol, which may cause local skin reaction (e.g. contact dermatitis)Clotrimazole has not been associated with teratogenic effects but following oral administration of high doses to rats, there was evidence of fetotoxicity. The relevance of this effect to topical application in humans is not known. However, clotrimazole has been used in pregnant patients for over a decade without attributable effects. It is therefore recommended that clotrimazole should be used in pregnancy only when considered necessary by the clinician.

Form:

Pessary