Clotrimazole vaginal bleeding

Clotrimazole vaginal tablets are a drug for treating physical diseases. Under normal circumstances, clotrimazole vaginal tablets can effectively inhibit the growth of bacteria, have a great bactericidal effect, and can also be used to treat skin fungi. Vaginal bleeding after using clotrimazole vaginal tablets may be caused by a physical disease and is not a normal phenomenon. The stimulation caused by using clotrimazole vaginal tablets can easily lead to bleeding.

Is vaginal bleeding normal when taking clotrimazole vaginal tablets?

The main ingredient of clotrimazole vaginal tablets is clotrimazole, which is an imidazole derivative that inhibits the biosynthesis of ergosterol, an important component of fungal cell membranes, and exhibits a powerful bactericidal effect at high concentrations. Inhibition of ergosterol synthesis results in impairment of the structure and function of the cytoplasmic membrane. Clotrimazole has antifungal activity both in vivo and in vitro, including against dermatophytes, yeasts, and molds.

Will using clotrimazole vaginal tablets cause bleeding? In fact, this is an abnormal manifestation and may be a cervical disease. Possible adverse reactions to the use of clotrimazole vaginal tablets include occasional local irritation, itching or burning sensation. However, no bleeding will occur. If bleeding occurs during use, the drug should be stopped and medical attention should be sought promptly to find out the cause.

Characteristics

This product is off-white to slightly yellow tablets.

Indications

Fungal infections are usually caused by candidal vaginal inflammation; infectious leucorrhea caused by yeast; and secondary infections caused by bacteria that are sensitive to Canesten.

Specification

0.5 gram.

Dosage

Vaginal administration. Take 1 tablet before bedtime, 1 tablet is one course of treatment. The tablet is placed deep into the vagina with or without an applicator. (See picture description for details)

Generally, one dose of the medication is sufficient, and a second treatment can be given 4 days later if necessary.

How to use the applicator:

1) Take out the applicator from the package, pull open the lever (Part A) of the applicator, put half of the vaginal tablet into Part B of the applicator, and place the other half outside the applicator. When you place it in the vagina, press the lever (Part A) of the applicator lightly with your fingers.

2) When administering the medicine, it is best to lie on your back and carefully place the applicator containing the tablets deep into the vagina.

3) Gently push part A of the applicator to insert the tablet into the correct position in the vagina. Then take out the applicator.

4) Illustrated instructions for inserting the vaginal tablet without an applicator.

Recommendation: It is best not to undergo the above treatment during menstruation.

Adverse Reactions

Occasionally, skin reactions (such as burning, stinging, or redness) may occur in the area of ​​application. In individual cases, allergic reactions of varying degrees may occur, which may affect the skin (such as itching, erythema), the respiratory system (such as shortness of breath), the cardiovascular system (such as a drop in blood pressure requiring treatment or even impaired consciousness) or gastrointestinal reactions (such as nausea, diarrhea).

Taboo

Do not use this medicine if you have a known allergy to clotrimazole or any other ingredient in this medicine.

Precautions

In the following cases, you should use this product with special caution and under the guidance of a physician:

1. The first time you have a vaginal yeast infection.

2. This fungal infection has occurred more than 4 times in the past 12 months.

3. Medicines should be kept out of reach of children.

4. Place the applicator in the box and take it out when needed. Once the tablet is placed in the applicator, it should be used immediately. After use, discard the applicator.