Question 1

common medicine for vaginal infection?

Accepted Answer

Depends: It depends on the root cause; for example, yeast infections are treated with either topical or systemic antifungals (clotrimazole, miconazole, or fluconazole).

Question 2

can you suggest a medicine for vaginal infection?

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Vaginal infection: Women often medicate themselves for suspected yeast infections with over the counter monistat. We see more resistant yeast due to the persistent use of anti fungal agents without a correct diagnosis. Another common cause for a vaginal infection can be bacterial vaginosis, and it has a different treatment. It would be best to see a doctor for a correct diagnosis.

Question 3

which medicine for a vaginal yeast infection is most effective?

Accepted Answer

Topical antifungals: Uncomplicated vulvovaginal candidiasis will usually respond to short courses of intra vaginal nystatin, miconazole, clotrimazole, butoconazole, terconazole or tioconazole most of which are available over the counter.  Tablets, suppositories, ointments and creams all appear equally effective.  Failure to respond to self treatment should trigger a visit to your doctor.

Question 4

what causes vaginal infections?

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Several causes: Vaginal infections can be caused by a variety of organisms. The most common is yeast. Other causes include bacteria (bacterial vaginosis), trichomonas, and herpes.

Question 5

symptoms of vaginal infections?

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Several: The most common symptoms of a vaginal infection are vaginal discharge, itching, odor, vaginal burning or discomfort.

Question 6

why do i keep getting vaginal infections?

Accepted Answer

Change in pH: Many things change the pH of the vagina.  This change can inhibit or Prohibit the growth of your body's normal bacteria.  Without this normal bacteria, yeast and/or bacterial overgrowths can occur and cause vaginitis.  I like probiotics for maintenance, but see your doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Question 7

does pain accompany all vaginal infections?

Accepted Answer

No: Many vaginal infections cause no symptoms at all, some cause discharge, odor, or itching, and some cause burning.

Question 8

what causes vaginal infections besides men?

Accepted Answer

Antibiotics: Basically anything that can potentially alter the vaginal flora/environment (e.g. Douching, moisture, diet, weight changes, etc...) can precipitate an infection.

Question 9

at home remedies for vaginal infections ?

Accepted Answer

Over the counter: If you think you have a vaginal yeast infection then medications are available over the counter. Thick white discharge with itching are common symptoms. If you think you have a STD or have malodorous discharge then testing by a doctor is needed to determine the cause and treatment

Question 10

what to do about reoccurring vaginal infections?

Accepted Answer

C Ur GYN: B evaluated 4 this problem and find out a cause. Some underlying problem may exist. I would b sure u have no std's, also ur partner. Another factor is if approaching or in menopause, the lack of estrogen does inhibit the natural secretions 2 lubricate the vagina. There r vaginal suppositories 2 aid in this that help. Also new his & her's lubricants r great. C ur gyn 1st.

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