Yes! A yeast infection is actually a fungal infection caused by candida and an antifungal drug is a great way to stop a yeast infection in its tracks. Some examples of vaginal antifungal medicines that you could try include miconazole, clotrimazole, or butoconazole. Miconazole is available over-the-counter as a vaginal cream or suppository that you insert in the vagina. Clotrimazole is another over-the-counter drug you can get as a vaginal cream or as tablets. If you haven’t used it before, talk with your doc before starting this medicine. Butoconazole is another example of a nonprescription vaginal cream that you may find helpful.
If you are trying to decide which antifungal medicine is best for you, make sure to talk with your doctor or pharmacist.
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Yeast Infections
Vaginal yeast infection is the most common yeast infection. Men can get yeast infections too, and people with diabetes or compromised immune systems may also get yeast infections. Some are not genital infections, but can affect th...
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