If you have your period, using metronidazole gel may not be particularly effective. Contact your health care provider for advice about alternative treatment. If you don't have your period, the metronidazole isn't going to have enough volume/moisture to make tampon use comfortable or advisable. If you're taking oral metronidazole, there's no reason you can't use a tampon.
Tampons should not be used if you have a vaginal infection, including during treatment.
Tampons are a major cause of vaginal infections so using tampons when you already have a vaginal infection may make the infection worse. If you have a vaginal infection it is also likely that your vagina is more favourable to the bacteria responsible for TSS so using tampons at this time may increase TSS risk.
yes as far as i know
Yes, you can.
It is not recommended to take flagyl during pregnancy.
no no
Yes it is possible to get an infection or even STD during menstruation.
The answer to this is no. I had a bladder infection while I was on holiday last year, even though I was on my period, the infection still remains and will not go away unless you take antibiotics which will be prescribed by your GP.
Yes
Metronidazole is the chemical name for Flagyl. Drinking alcohol while on oral Flagyl can cause nausea, rapid heartbeat and vomiting.
Flagyl or Metronidazole is not a Penicillin and does not work the same way. So unless you also have an allergy to Flagyl you do not have to worry. This drug is best taken after food or with a fatty meal.
Yes, a vaginal infection can stop your period. This is because the PH balance can get messed up and stop the entire menstrual cycle.
I wouldn't mix them. I read that Flagyl does react your serotonin levels..... You get serotonin syndrome, then yes you could die.. Best not to mess with drugs that have SSRI effect or effects serotonin while taking MDMA.
There is no drug interaction problem between the flu vaccine and Flagyl. But whether you get the vaccination while still taking the antibiotic may depend on why you are taking antibiotics. If you have a current infection, it is usually better to wait until that is cleared up before taking vaccines. But, each situation can be different, and this is a question that the doctor who prescribed the antibiotics should be asked to know what is right in your case.Unless there is a specific reason your doctor wants you to wait, usually the only reason not to get a flu shot while taking antibiotics would be if you have an active infection with a high fever over 101 F. Get your flu shot unless you have a high fever, or the doctor recommends delaying the immunization due to your specific condition.
Absolutely, scientifically impossible. No. The yellow is the residue from the yeast, and is has nothing to do with your blood.
You should not drink alcohol while taking antibiotics for bacterial vaginosis without checking with your pharmacist first. If you drink alcohol while taking metronidazole (Flagyl) you could experience severe nausea and vomiting. There are no problems with alcohol and yeast medication.