GYNO-PEVARYL

Gyno-Pevaryl Information

Gyno-Pevaryl is a vaginal preparation based on the main ingredient Econazole Nitrate, an antifungal agent with a broad spectrum of actions. It is an effective fungicidal medicine typically used to treat vaginal fungal infections, and its strong antimycotic effects yield a very high cure rate. This medicine is currently available in a concentration of 150 mg Econazole Nitrate per ovule.

Gyno-Pevaryl Indications

Gyno-Pevaryl is typically prescribed for the treatment of patients suffering from recurrent yeast infections of the vagina (vaginal candidiasis). Other vaginal fungal infections may be successfully treated with this medicine as well. If you are not sure why you have been prescribed a treatment with Gyno-Pevaryl, it is best to ask your prescriber for further explanations. You may obtain additional information regarding this medicine from a pharmacist, a doctor or a nurse.

Gyno-Pevaryl Warnings

Gyno-Pevaryl may not be employed for the treatment of patients that are hypersensitive to Econazole Nitrate or to any of the other ingredients of this medical product. This drug may also not be used to treat patients of less than 12 years of age, unless a specialized health care professional has specifically recommended usage of this drug. Gyno-Pevaryl should not be used during pregnancy or breast-feeding unless specifically recommended by a specialized health care professional. This medicine is not available for oral administration; avoid ingesting any quantity of this medical product.

Some medical conditions may affect the health care specialist’s decision to prescribe a treatment course with Gyno-Pevaryl or may require special dosage adjustment. You should ensure that the prescriber is familiar with your full medical history as well as current health state before starting a therapy course with this drug. This will allow the prescriber to decide upon the medicine dosage best suited to your case.

Gyno-Pevaryl Intake Guidelines

In order to properly administer the Gyno-Pevaryl ovules, it is best that the medication is applied before going to sleep at night. Each ovule needs to be inserted deep in the vagina and the administration should be followed by a prolonged period of time spent in a lying down position, so that the medicine can take effect. Typically, the Gyno-Pevaryl treatment course will last for two weeks, and must be continued for its full duration even if the symptoms recede sooner – normally a few days after starting the treatment – so that the therapy takes full effect and the infection is completely cleared.

Gyno-Pevaryl Dosage

The exact Gyno-Pevaryl dosage that you should employ during your therapy will be determined by the prescribing health care professional after the diagnosis is placed. The number of daily applications, the number of ovules to be inserted and the duration of the therapy will be included in the prescriber’s indications. You should only use the Gyno-Pevaryl dosage that has been prescribed in your case in order to achieve the best therapeutic effects.

Gyno-Pevaryl Overdose

Gyno-Pevaryl is a vaginal preparation and as such should not be taken orally. If you accidentally ingest any quantity of this medicine, you should immediately contact your health care provider or the local or regional poisons center. The most common symptoms encountered in such cases are nausea and vomiting.

Using large quantities of this medicine is not expected to cause severe consequences, however it may lead to a greater chance of developing side effects. It is best that you only use the Gyno-Pevaryl dosage that has been prescribed to you in order to achieve the best therapeutic effects.

Gyno-Pevaryl Missed Dose

In case you have accidentally forgotten to take a dose of Gyno-Pevaryl, it is best that you take it as soon as possible. However, in situations when you remember almost in time for another dose of the medicine, you should completely skip taking the missed dose and continue with your normal medication schedule, avoiding missing any more doses. You should never use a larger Gyno-Pevaryl dose in order to make up for a missed one – unless the supervising health care professional specifically instructs you to do so.

Gyno-Pevaryl Side Effects

Adverse reactions to a therapy course with Gyno-Pevaryl are possible. The most severe of these are hypersensitivity reactions, which may occur if the patient has or develops an allergy to Econazole nitrate or to any of the other ingredients of this medical preparation. If you experience any of the characteristic signs and symptoms, such as breathing difficulties due to a closed throat, hives, rashes, or swelling of the lips, face or tongue, you should immediately discontinue your treatment with this medicine and consult your personal physician as soon as possible.

Other side effects that may occur during a therapy course with Gyno-Pevaryl are irritation and burning, or contact dermatitis. Apart from these, other side effects are possible as well although they may occur less frequently. If you happen to experience any unwanted signs or symptoms, it is best that you consult your personal health care provider.

Gyno-Pevaryl Drug Reactions

As with all drugs and medicines, accidental drug interactions may occur between Gyno-Pevaryl and other medication, especially with other vaginal preparations that are being used at the same time. As such, in order to avoid any such accidental drug reactions, it is strongly recommended to inform the prescribing health care professional of any other drugs and medicines you are currently taking before starting a therapy course with this medical product. In some cases, the chances for an accidental reaction to occur may be greatly reduced by adjusting the medication dosage or if possible discontinuing the other medication therapy. In situations where this is not possible it may be best to not start a treatment with Gyno-Pevaryl, instead employing an alternative medication therapy.

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