Frequently Asked Questions
Canesten Thrush Combi 500mg Pessary & 2% External Cream is a prescription medication used to treat vaginal thrush. It includes both an internal pessary and an external cream for comprehensive treatment.
Yes, a prescription from a healthcare provider is required to obtain Canesten Thrush Combi.
The internal pessary treats the fungal infection from within the vagina, while the external cream provides relief from external symptoms like itching and discomfort.
Canesten Thrush Combi can help relieve symptoms such as itching, soreness, and abnormal vaginal discharge associated with vaginal thrush.
Follow the instructions provided with the product carefully. Typically, the pessary is inserted into the vagina, and the external cream is applied to the external genital area.
Pregnant women should consult their healthcare provider before using Canesten Thrush Combi to determine if it is appropriate for their situation.
It is important to consult with a healthcare provider, especially if you have diabetes, before using any prescription medication.
It is advisable to avoid using Canesten Thrush Combi with latex condoms, as the cream may weaken the latex. Non-latex condoms can be used during treatment.
Relief from symptoms can vary, but improvement is typically seen within a few days of starting treatment. Continue using the product as directed for the recommended duration.
You can obtain a prescription for Canesten Thrush Combi from a qualified healthcare provider, such as your general practitioner or a gynecologist. They can assess your condition and recommend the appropriate treatment.
Dispensed by Regulated UK Pharmacists
