Clotrimazole is usually applied in two ways to treat thrush A pessary or internal (intravaginal) cream is inserted high into the vagina to treat the infection. Then a cream (usually containing 2% clotrimazole) is applied around the outside of the vagina to relieve the itching and soreness. What happens after inserting clotrimazole? Clotrimazole kills fungus … Read more
It usually treats thrush within 7 days but it’s best to treat the infection for at least 2 weeks to stop it coming back. The most common side effect is an itching or burning feeling in the area being treated. Clotrimazole is also known by the brand name Canesten, including Canesten pessaries and cream. How … Read more
One 500 mg pessary should be inserted at night. Using the applicator provided, the pessary should be inserted as high as possible into the vagina This is best achieved when lying back with legs bent up. A second treatment may be carried out if necessary. What is clotrimazole pessary used for? Clotrimazole is usually applied … Read more