Uses / indications

• The Canesten V6 100 mg Vaginal Tablet is used for:
• Fungal infections in the vagina (vaginal candidiasis)
• Relief from itching and discomfort in the vagina
• A yeast infection can cause thick, white vaginal discharge.
• A burning feeling in the vagina
• The vagina and vulva are red and swollen.

 How it works

• Clotrimazole, an antifungal drug, included in Canesten V6.
• Clotrimazole harms the membrane of the fungal cell.
• Stops yeast (Candida) from growing and multiplying
• Helps get rid of infections and ease itching, burning, and discharge

 How to Use

• Take as your doctor says to
• Take one vaginal pill every night for six nights in a row.
• If you have one, use the applicator to put it in the right way.
• Before and after using, wash your hands.
• Best used at night to keep leaks to a minimum
• Do not have sex while you are being treated.

Pregnancy Interaction

• Most people think it's safe to do during pregnancy, especially after the first trimester.
• Don't use with an applicator while pregnant to avoid damage.
• Always talk to your doctor before using it.
• Only use during the time that was given

Side Effects

• Most women can handle this drug well. Some possible negative effects are:
• A little burning or inflammation in the vagina
• Itchy
• Pain in the stomach
• Pelvic cramps (not common)
• More vaginal discharge (for a short time)
• If you have a severe allergic response or irritation, stop using it and see a doctor.

Medicine Interaction

• Drug interactions are not likely because the drug is used locally in the vagina.
• Don't use other vaginal drugs at the same time unless your doctor tells you to.
• Let your doctor know if you use vaginal douches or spermicides.

Faq For Medicine

Q1. Is it okay to use Canesten V6 while on your period?
For optimal results, it's advisable to finish therapy after your periods.

Q2. Is it okay to have sex while I'm getting treatment?
It is best to stay away from sexual activity while you are getting treatment.

Q3: How long will it take for the symptoms to get better?
Most of the time, symptoms get better in 2–3 days, but you should still finish the whole course.

Q4. Is it possible to use it again?
Before using something again, you need to see a doctor if you get sick often.

Q5. Does my partner also need treatment?
A doctor may suggest partner treatment if symptoms come back.

Expert Advice

• Finish the whole 6-day treatment, even if your symptoms get better early.
• Keep your genitals clean.
• Put on cotton underwear that isn't too tight.
• Stay away from scented soaps or vaginal washes.
• If your symptoms don't go away or come back often, see a doctor.