Yes! You absolutely, 100% can. The reason I know is because my Doctor just prescribed it to me today for vaginal itching. He thinks I have secondary effects from an antibiotic I was on (yeast like symptoms without the discharge). I have been itching and hurting and burning like crazy for 4 days. He just gave me a diflucon (sp.) tablet and the fluicinonide cream for the itching. He told me to soak in the tub for about 15 minutes, pat dry and then put a small amount of the cream on, twice per day. So, the answer to this question is Yes. You can. Just obviously don't over use it.
My question is : Can you use Fluocinonide cream top treat ring worm?
could i use gynotran vaginal cream during pregnancy
Yes, you can use vaginal cream for acne,but only specific types. I use 0.75% metrogel on my face and it works!
Yes, my physician just prescribed Fluocinonide .05% cream for a poison ivy outbreak on my arms. You are not supposed to use it more than 2 times a day and it can not be used on your face or genitals.
NO, any rash, infection, or sore use vaginal cream or consult with your doctor to see what they recommend
"Hydrozole is not suitable for intravaginal use." you need canisten cream that you can deposit internally, or the tablet.
Its a cream used to cure vaginal infections and wounds inside the vagina.
yes
yes you can use the vaginal cream while on your period. I had BV as well, OYGBN prescribed the vaginal cream. Today will be my first day using it so hope it works but I asked the pharmacist if it was ok because I was going to be starting my period on sunday and she said that it can be used while on my period.
I wouldn't use a lotion that has perfume, but something made for a rash. You may have a yeast infection and the creams sold over the counter for that will work on a rash associated with it. You may have an STD, some have a rash as part of it, so go to the doctor. Any cream that says" For Topical Use Only " should not be used in the vaginal area , as mucous membranes[ vagina , mouth , eyes,] are different from skin[ epidermis ].
No
i wouldn't, just in case of an irritation.