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Can you use monistat during your period?
Yes you can. According to Monistat's website, it's okay to use during your period.
Can you use Monistat 7 on your babies diaper rash?
Many diaper rashes are actually yeast infections, and Monistat is great on it. Monistat also works wonders on jock itch and athletes foot.
Can you use Monistat 7 on ringworm?
Monistat 7 is made for the treatment of yeast infections in women. It is not meant to be eaten. It states the dangers right on the label.
What drug classification is Monistat?
Monistat or miconazol is an antifungal medication.
Is monistat cream safe for teens?
Is monistat cream safe for teens?
Can you use expired monistat?
The answer is yes but it may lose it's effectiveness so what's the point if it doesn't work? Check the Monistat FAQ page. If it's more than 6 months over, I'd recommend forget it! Use vinegar instead.
Can you take metronidazole while using monistat?
can you take metronidazole and doxycycline while using monistat?
Does Monistat affect the birth control pill?
There are no known drug interactions between Monistat and the birth control pill.
Can a man use Monistat 7 to cure a penial yeast infection?
Yes. It's the best way to cure it.
Can you use monistat during the day?
The Monistat capsule dissolves inside of you, becoming a cream. The reason why you are supposed to use it at night is so that it will remain in you for several hours. If you put it in in the morning and then begin your day, gravity will take effect and it will just drain out of you. So, unless you sleep during the day, I'd say no, you can't use it during the day. Of course, if you sleep during the day and are awake at night, then by all means, use it during the day.
Is monistat supposed to leak out?
Yes.
Can you use monistat while using Mirena?
Absolutely! But we as women know periods can be messy. If you are using the cream where you put the medicine in the tube, and push it up into your vagina, then you of course may want to enter it at a time you are not bleeding, even with the pill form that you must insert. But the answer is yes, it would be so unfortunate if you had to deal with a yeast infection an extra 3 to 5 days on top of your period.
