General Information on Terazol Vaginal Cream
The generic name of Terazol Vaginal Cream is terconazole vaginal. It is an antifungal antibiotic that helps fight infections caused by a fungus. The drug is normally prescribed for treating candida infections or yeast infections of the vagina, and you can buy Terazol Vaginal Cream online with or without a prescription.
Side effects of Terazol Vaginal Cream
Terazol Vaginal Cream can cause different side effects in different people. It is not necessary that everyone will experience side effects, but it always helps to know what can happen. Some of the most common side effects of Terazol Vaginal Cream include burning sensation in the vagina, itching in the vagina, pain, painful menstruation, and stomach pain. Allergic reactions are also quite common and the symptoms include hives, rashes, swelling, muscle aches, fever and chills, headache, and vaginal sensitivity.
Serious side effects of Terazol Vaginal Cream are rare, although doctors feel that some of the mild side effects can become severe if left untreated. You may experience genitourinary side effects, which include vulvovaginal burning, pain in the female genitalia, dysmenorrhea, and genital burning and itching. Clinical trials have revealed that Terazol Vaginal Cream can also lead to leukocytosis as well as dyspnea. The dermatologic side effects of using this cream are restricted to photosensitivity reactions.
Precautions
One of the first and foremost precautions is to check the expiry date on the label before you buy Terazol Vaginal Cream. If you buy and use expired Terazol Vaginal Cream, there is a high risk of experiencing severe side effects and even serious medical conditions in the genitalia. It is also important to inform your doctor if you are suffering from conditions like diabetes, HIV, or AIDS before you start using Terazol Vaginal Cream. You need to also inform your doctor if you have foul smelling vaginal discharge or fever and stomach pain. It is not advisable to buy Terazol Vaginal Cream if you are allergic to any of its ingredients or to any similar medicines or creams like Femstat, Mycelex, Lotrimin, Femcare, Spectazole, Diflucan, Nizoral, Sporanox, and Monistat, among others. Terazol Vaginal Cream can be harmful if taken orally and as such, it should be kept out of reach of children.
Terazol Vaginal Cream Dosage
There are three different strengths of Terazol Vaginal Cream- Terazol 7 (0.4%), Terazol 3 (0.8%), and Terazol 3 suppositories (80mg). The most commonly prescribed strength is Terazol Vaginal Cream 45g and it is available with an ORTHO measured dose applicator. The standard dosage is one full applicator containing Terazol Vaginal Cream 5g, which you need to administer intravaginally once a day before bedtime. The duration of this therapy is for 7 consecutive days. If you have been prescribed Terazol 3, then the dosage will be Terazol Vaginal Cream 5g once a day for 3 consecutive days.
Interactions
Terazol Vaginal Cream is not known to have any interactions with other drugs, creams, or injections.
