Lomexin

Fenticonazole supository What does this drug do? Fenticonazole is a strong antifungal drug with a wide range of activity. The way fenticonazole works is thought to be by blocking oxidant enzymes, which causes peroxides to build up and the fungal cell to die. It also works directly on the cell membrane. What you need to know Fenticonazole is contra-indicated in patients hypersensitive to imidazoles. The safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been proven. Children should not get treatment with fenticonazole. When it is put on the wound or put into the vaginal canal, you may feel a slight burning sensation that goes away quickly. If you use topical Fenticonazole for a long time, you may become sensitive to it. In this case, the treatment should be stopped and a doctor should be called to start the right treatment. Before you take this drug, It is not a good idea to use the product while pregnant. Safety during breastfeeding has not been proven. What is the best way to take this medicine? Follow all of the directions on the label of your medicine. Your doctor might change your dose from time to time to make sure you get the best results. Do not take this medicine in larger or smaller doses, or for longer or shorter periods of time than is recommended. What are the possible side effects of this medicine? Most people can take fenticonazole without any problems. General diseases and conditions at the site of administration: Mild, temporary rashes or burning sensations have been reported on rare occasions, but they usually go away quickly. Allergic reactions might happen less often. If there are allergic reactions or microorganisms that are resistant to the treatment, the treatment should be stopped. What could go wrong if I take this medicine? Fenticonazole can damage latex birth control, so extra birth control measures need to be taken when it is given locally.