Experiences with

Econazole

I've been on an increased dose of prednisolone since August last year. I've started reducing since January (tried before with a flare-up). I also use a steroid inhaler for asthma (and rinse afterwards). I have frequent problems with oral thrush. Unfortunately the stuff that seemed to work best - the

Certain alt treatment I am taking has temporary neuropathy as a listed side effect treatable with daily dosage of Benfotiamine, R-Lipoic-Acid- and optional use of Acetyl-L-Carnitine all suppliments and to add to this list I will be adding Lions Mane mushroom , having a neuroregenerative effect. also

I got Balanitis from seemingly nowhere 7 months ago. As soon as I realized something felt off down there I took a trip to the Dr, believing that it would be a relatively easy fix. I was prescribed Clotrimazole, I was so relieved on the way home, thankful for modern medicine. If only I’d known how premature

My 16 year old niece had this fungal infection for 3 month now she went to the doctors and gave her prescription which were fluconazole tablets to be taken once a week for a month and topical miconazole cream, it goes away for a week or more and always comes back again. it's very itchy especially at

After 1 year of misery, I have cured myself. The solution/cure that worked for myself: Fucidin ointment 2%, applied on the glans and foreskin once a day for two weeks. For those that are interested, here is my story: It all started after I used my fleshlight the second time. I didn't clean it after

This appeared on my penis after using miconazole nitrate cream for fungal infection. It doesnt itch. Is this normal?

I have developed renal thrush. My GP is treating this with miconazole tablets (a daily tablet for a week )(or a single dose tablet). Neither are doing the job. I think, on reading the info sheet that the dose should be much higher than this. Am I correct.?

There is a warning in this months BNF. •Miconazole, including the topical gel formulation, can enhance the anticoagulant effect of warfarin—if miconazole and warfarin are used concurrently, the anticoagulant effect should be carefully monitored and, if necessary, the dose of warfarin reduced •Patients

Hi all.i've been prescribed miconazole nitrate cream for thrush.is it safe to use?i also have applicators to use.i used to use pessarys but they never worked..i thought i check first if any of you had it as i dont trust gp's no more :(

These include: • Fluconazole • Itraconazole • Nystatin • Clotrimazole • Econazole • Ketonconazole *Some antifungal medications should not be used if you are preganant, breastfeeding or taking other medications.