CANESTEN CREAM (CLOTRIMAZOLE)

Canesten Cream Information

Canesten Cream is a medicine also generically known under the name of Clotrimazole. Canesten Cream is a great topical preparation that is prescribed in the treatment of some fungus infections.

Canesten Cream Indications

Canesten Cream is generally indicated in the case of patients suffering from fungal infections.

Canesten Cream Warnings

Canesten Cream should be obtained from a pharmacy at your doctor’s advice. He or she ought to give you special instructions and the proper drug dosage. You may be forbidden to start a treatment with Canesten Cream if you have any of the following disorders (medical conditions):

• Allergies: If you have suffered from an allergic reaction to this drug or to any of its ingredients. Inform your doctor if you are allergic to some other substances like dyes or preservatives.
• Pregnancy: Clotrimazole (Canesten Cream) has not been tested on pregnant women during their first 12 weeks of pregnancy. However, this drug Cream is not thought to cause harm on unborn babies even if it used vaginally during the last two trimesters of the pregnancy.
• Breast-feeding: Canesten Cream does not normally pass into breast milk. Many varieties of this rug can be used safely even if you are breast-feeding an infant. However, if you are pregnant or are planning to be so soon, you should consult with your doctor before starting a treatment with this drug. If you are breastfeeding an infant you should not start taking this medicine without consulting it with your physician.

If you do have at least one of these disorders, you should consult with your personal doctor before you start a treatment with Canesten Cream. He could want to monitor your treatment’s results or to make adjustments to your regular dose of Canesten Cream.

Canesten Cream Intake Guidelines

Canesten Cream ought to cover the affected are and part of its surrounding. Rub the drug gently.  
Do not get your eyes into direct contact with Canesten Cream.
Avoid applying an airtight covering or an occlusive dressing (for example a plastic kitchen wrap) over the medicine unless you were instructed by your doctor to do so.
You should not stop your treatment with Canesten Cream without consulting it with your doctor even if you start to feel better after a couple of days. Some patients have to use Clotrimazole for several weeks because some infections take time before they completely clear up. 

Canesten Cream Dosage

You doctor should be the one that tells you the dose of Catnesten Cream that you ought to take. The correct dose is known to vary from one person to another one (it depends on some of factors like: body weight, the disorder’s severity, etc).
Adults and children who are suffering from fungal infections that are treatable with Canesten cream should apply the drug on the infected area two times each day (for example in the morning and in the evening).

Canesten Cream Overdose

No cases of overdose with Canesten Cream have been reported so far. However, if you think you have overdosed with this drug you must seek immediate medical care (contact a local poison control center, inform your personal physician).  

Canesten Cream Missed Dose

Canesten Cream is a drug that should be taken regularly. If you have to follow a treatment with Canesten Cream, you should try your best not to miss any of your doses. However, if you happen to miss one of them, take it as soon as possible. Then, you should continue with your regular schedule. If it is time for another dose of Canesten Cream, skip the one that you have missed. You should not take in a double dose of this drug unless you are instructed by your physician to do so.

Canesten Cream Side Effects

Almost all the drugs available in pharmacies can and do cause some disturbing side effects. Taking Canesten Cream usually triggers some of the following side effects:

• Skin rash
• Swelling
• Blistering
• Hives
• Burning
• Skin irritation
• Peeling
• Itching
• Stinging
• Redness

If you do start having of the symptoms listed here you may continue using Canesten Cream but inform your personal physician. 
These are not the only side effects that can happen while you are taking Canesten Cream. Inform your physician immediately of any other disturbing symptoms.

Canesten Cream Drug Reactions

While some medicines do not interact with one another, there are other drugs that are not recommended to be used together. Canesten Cream can interact with some drugs available on the market (usually, medicines that are applied on the same skin are as Canesten Cream). You should consult with your doctor before you start taking any other drugs during your treatment with Canesten Cream.

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