Pregnancy Interaction

• Generally not done in the first trimester unless absolutely required.
• Only use in the second and third trimesters if your gynecologist says to.
• Topical intravaginal absorption is low, so it's pretty safe, but you shouldn't put it on yourself.
• If you are pregnant, don't use this if you have:
• broken membranes
• bleeding that can't be explained
• Pregnancy with a lot of danger
• Always get your doctor's permission before using.

Faq For Medicine

Q1. What do you use Clingen Vaginal Suppository for?
It is used to treat vaginal infections caused by bacteria, fungus (yeast), or a mix of the two.

Q2. How long does it take to work?
Most of the time, treatment takes 3 to 7 days.

Q3. Can it be used when you're on your period?
No. Do not use during menstruation because it makes it less effective.

Q4. Is it safe for pregnant women to use?
Only use if your doctor tells you to, especially after the first trimester.

Q5. Does it make things leak?
Yes, it's usual for there to be a little leaking. Using it before bed makes things less painful.

Q6. Will it get rid of infections that keep coming back?
It addresses infections that are already there; repeated infections need to be checked by a doctor.

Q7. Is it okay to have sex while I'm getting treatment?
Don't have sex while you're getting therapy because it could:
make it less effective
make people angry
taint the medicine

Expert Advice

• For optimal effects, only use the suppository at night.
• Finish the whole course, even if your symptoms go better early.
• During the treatment, do not have sex.
• Put on a panty liner because some light leakage is normal.
• This drug should not be used with tampons.
• Stop right away if the itching, swelling, burning, or discharge gets worse.
• Don't wash the inside of the vagina; only wash the outside with a light soap.

Side Effects

• Some common side effects are:
• Burning or discomfort in the vagina
• Light cramps in the stomach
• More discharge
• Itching
• Redness in the area
• Not as common:
• Rash
• Swelling
• Discomfort in the bladder
• Not common, but serious:
• Very bad allergic reaction
• Pain in the pelvis
• Fever (may mean an infection in the pelvis)
• Get medical help if your symptoms get worse.

 How It Works

• Clingen Vaginal Suppository has:
• Clindamycin
• An antibiotic that belongs to the lincosamide family
• Stops the growth of microorganisms that cause bacterial infections and vaginosis
• Clotrimazole
• An antifungal that stops fungal growth and destroys Candida (yeast).
• The combination effect:
• Treats vaginal infections that are caused by both bacteria and fungi, lowers inflammation, and brings back normal vaginal flora.

Medicine Interaction

• Do not use with:
• Other lotions, gels, and douches that go within the vagina
• Condoms or diaphragms made of latex (Clindamycin base weakens latex)
• Spermicides for the vagina
• Taking antibiotics by mouth (talk to your doctor before mixing)
• Tell your doctor if you are taking:
• Thinners for blood
• Antifungals for the mouth
• Any drugs that weaken the immune system

 How to Use

• Before and after using the suppository, wash your hands.
• At bedtime, put one suppository deep into the vagina.
• To keep from falling out, lie down for a few minutes.
• Use once a day for the amount of time recommended, which is usually 3 to 7 days.
• Don't have sex while you're getting treatment.
• Even if your symptoms become better, don't stop early.
• Important:
• Don't swallow. Do NOT use during your period.

Uses / indications

• Clingen Vaginal Suppository is used for:
• Vaginal candidiasis (fungal/yeast infection)
• Bacterial vaginosis
• Mixed vaginal infections (fungal and bacterial)
• Itching, burning, and discharge from the vagina owing to an infection
• Vaginal infections that happen over and over again