TERCONAZOLE

Terconazole Information

Terconazole is a medicine belonging to the antifungal class of medications. It has a strong positive effect in clearing up fungal infections in the organism.

Terconazole Indications

Terconazole is commonly prescribed as a therapeutic agent for patients suffering from vaginal yeast infections. While this is the intended purpose of this medical product, in practice this medicine may also be prescribed in monotherapy or in combination with other drugs either as a therapeutic or prophylactic agent in the case of other medical conditions that are not listed here. If you have been prescribed a treatment course with Terconazole and are not aware to be suffering from a Candida infection, or if you would like to obtain additional information regarding the possible uses of this pharmaceutical preparation, it is advised to consult a gynecologist or a pharmacist.

Terconazole Warnings

You should avoid using Terconazole if you have ever experienced an allergic reaction to any of the ingredients of this pharmaceutical preparation, or if you have diabetes, fever, abdominal pain, HIV or AIDS, or if you have experienced foul smelling vaginal discharge. In such cases it is best to consult with your gynecologist in order to determine an appropriate alternate means of treatment for your condition.

While following a Terconazole treatment course, you should avoid wearing synthetic tight-fitting clothing which may prevent or limit air circulation. It is best that you wear cotton and other natural materials, and that the clothing is loose fitting.

Once you have started using Terconazole, you may not cease using this medicine without your gynecologist’s consent. You are required to use this pharmaceutical product until the infection has completely cleared, otherwise you may suffer a relapse of the infection; in such cases, it is common that the invasive agent also develops a resistance to the medication and as such the infection becomes harder to treat effectively.

You should avoid getting any quantity of this medicine in your mouth, nose or eyes. This product is only intended for vaginal use and may not be otherwise administered. If you are pregnant or breast feeding, it is best that you consult with your personal health care specialist before starting a treatment course with Terconazole. At this time, it is not known whether this medicine may harm an unborn baby or a nursing infant. Your physician will help you in weighing the risks and the benefits of the therapy and if needed will recommend a suitable alternative therapy method.

Terconazole Intake Guidelines

Always wash your hands prior to and following an application of this medicine. In order to properly apply the Terconazole cream, you should apply the recommended dose using the applicator as your prescriber has directed. In order to prevent staining, you may use a sanitary napkin; however you may not use tampons for the duration of the therapy. The Terconazole therapy must be continued for as long as prescribed, even if this means you need to apply the medicine during menstruation.

If you have trouble understanding any of the application guidelines or if you are not sure regarding any of these, you should check again with your gynecologist.

Terconazole Dosage

Your prescriber will inform you regarding the Terconazole dosage that you should employ with each application, as well as the number of daily applications and the duration of the therapy. These may all vary from one case to another, depending on a number of certain factors that are particular to your case. As such, you should closely follow your prescriber’s indications. Never use the medication dosage that has been prescribed to another patient.

Terconazole Overdose

Terconazole is a medicine intended for vaginal application only. As such, you should never ingest or otherwise administer any quantity of this medicine. If you happen to swallow some Terconazole cream, you should immediately contact the local poisons center or seek emergency medical assistance at the nearest hospital or clinic.

When used topically, this medicine is unlikely to cause an overdose unless it is administered in excessive quantities for prolonged periods of time. However, overexposure to this medicine causes an increase in the risk of side effects and therefore it is best that you do not exceed the recommended dosage or the daily number of applications.

Terconazole Missed Dose

It is strongly suggested that you set up a strict Terconazole application schedule. This will not only help obtain the best therapeutic effects from the treatment, but will also reduce the chance of accidentally forgetting to apply one of your medication doses. Your personal physician may help you set up an appropriate application schedule while also considering your life style and daily agenda.

In the event that you do miss one of your applications, it is best that you apply the missed Terconazole dose as soon as possible. If it is almost time for another application, you should completely skip applying the missed dose and return to your normal medication schedule while taking all the necessary precautions to ensure that you will not miss any more doses.

Terconazole Side Effects

One of the most severe side effects associated with Terconazole usage is a hypersensitivity reaction to this pharmaceutical preparation or to any of its excipients. If you begin experiencing any of the characteristic symptoms (i.e. swelling of the face, lips or tongue; throat closure causing breathing difficulties; rashes or hives) you should contact your doctor immediately.

The most common adverse reactions encountered in patients following Terconazole therapy include vaginal sensations of itching or burning, increased need to urinate or skin irritation. These and any other unexpected symptoms that you may experience at any point during the course of your treatment should be brought to the attention of your personal health care specialist.

Terconazole Drug Reactions

While following a therapy course with Terconazole, avoid using any other vaginal preparations or douches, unless your gynecologist specifically instructs you to do so.

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