Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g is an antifungal medication indicated for vulvovaginal mycosis.
This cream is a local antifungal medication. For adults only, it is indicated for the treatment of vulvar infections caused by microscopic fungi: vulvovaginal mycoses caused by sensitive yeasts.
Clotrimazole 1% contains the active substance clotrimazole, at a dose of 1g per 100g of cream.
Vaginal mycoses cause itching and inflammation of the vulva and vagina. They are caused by yeasts which generally live on the genital mucosa without causing any symptoms.
Treat your vulvovaginal mycoses with Clotrimazole EG LABO :
Vulvovaginal mycoses can be uncomfortable, but Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g is here to offer effective relief. This antifungal cream is specially formulated to treat vulvovaginal mycoses and restore your well-being.
Why choose Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g?
1. Proven efficacy
Clotrimazole is an effective antifungal recognized for its action against vulvovaginal mycoses.
2. Targeted action
The cream acts directly on the affected area, providing targeted treatment.
3. Ease of application
The cream is easy to apply and absorbs quickly, allowing you to go about your daily activities.
4. Convenient format
The cream is available in a 20g tube, ideal for regular use.
5. Trusted brand
EG LABO is a trusted brand in the pharmaceutical field, recognized for its commitment to product quality and efficacy.
Follow your health professional's recommendations.
This cream should be applied 2 times a day. It should be applied after careful cleansing and drying of the lesions to be treated.
Treatment with clotrimazole lasts one week. If symptoms persist beyond 7 days, consult your doctor.
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Before use, consult your doctor in the event of fever, vomiting, nausea, back or shoulder pain, lower abdominal pain, foul-smelling vaginal secretions or vaginal bleeding.
FAQ about Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g :
1. How do I use Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g?
Apply a thin layer of cream to the affected area twice a day for the length of time recommended by your healthcare professional.
2. How long does it take to see an improvement?
You should see improvement within a few days to a week of treatment. Continue treatment as recommended.
3. Are there any side effects to worry about?
Most users of Clotrimazole EG LABO do not experience serious side effects. However, consult a health care practitioner if you experience any adverse reactions.
4. Can I use this cream for other skin problems?
Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g is specifically formulated for vulvovaginal mycoses. Consult a health care professional for other skin problems.
5. Where can I buy Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g?
You can buy Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g from your local pharmacy with confidence. It's available to help you effectively treat vulvovaginal mycoses. Don't wait for these infections to disturb you, get Clotrimazole EG LABO today and regain your well-being.
Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g is your ally in the effective treatment of vulvovaginal mycoses. Don't let these infections affect your comfort, choose the trusted solution for your intimate well-being. Order today and find relief with Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream 20g
The active substance is: Clotrimazole 1.0 g
per 100g of cream.
The other excipient components are : Sorbitan stearate, polysorbate 60, cetyl palmitate, cetostearyl alcohol, octyldodecanol, benzyl alcohol, purified water.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
Vaginal douching should be avoided, and if you suffer from candidiasis, do not use soaps with an acidic pH, which encourages Candida proliferation.
Internal tampons, spermicides, diaphragms and condoms should also be avoided. Diaphragms and condoms can break.
In the event of vulvovaginal mycosis, to reduce the risk of infection to the partner, it is advisable not to have sexual intercourse.
As a precaution, application of this antifungal medication should be avoided during the first trimester of pregnancy. Breast-feeding should be discontinued during treatment.
Presentation - Packaging
Clotrimazole EG LABO 1% Cream is available in our online pharmacy in 20 g tubes.
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