Canatrim Tablet 500mg

About Canatrim Tablet 500mg

Canatrim Tablet Uses

• Vaginal candidiasis caused by yeast overgrowth
• Itching, burning and irritation of the vaginal area
• Fungal vaginal discharge as diagnosed by a doctor
• Prevention of recurrent thrush when advised by a gynecologist

Canatrim Tablet Benefits

• Single tablet dose offers convenient one time treatment
• Direct targeting of the infection at the source
• Applicator included for hygienic and accurate placement
• Noticeable relief from itching within a few days

What Experts Say

Clotrimazole works by breaking down the cell membrane of yeast, which stops the fungus from surviving and multiplying. A single five hundred milligram vaginal tablet delivers a strong local dose to clear most infections. Because very little of the medicine is absorbed into the bloodstream, side effects beyond the local area are uncommon.

Many women prefer this single dose approach because it avoids the inconvenience of a multi day cream or tablet course. It is usually inserted once at night for the medicine to stay in contact with the vaginal lining. It is a good option for women looking for a simple, complete treatment without needing to remember a week long course.

A mild burning feeling after insertion is common and usually fades quickly. Doctors advise seeing a gynecologist if the infection returns often, since recurrent yeast infections can sometimes point to diabetes or other underlying conditions. Using scented soaps or vaginal washes during treatment can further irritate the area and should be avoided.

Drug Class

• Imidazole antifungal

Canatrim Tablet 500mg formula

• Clotrimazole

Available forms

• Tablet

How to use Canatrim Tablet 500mg?

• Insert one tablet deep into the vagina using the applicator provided
• Use at bedtime for best contact with the vaginal tissue
• Wash hands thoroughly before and after use
• Complete any additional doses exactly as prescribed by your doctor

Drug Interactions

• Other vaginal medicines: Avoid combining with other vaginal creams or tablets
• Latex products: Clotrimazole can weaken latex condoms and diaphragms
• Warfarin: Rare reports of increased bleeding tendency with vaginal antifungal use

Risks and warnings

• Pregnancy: Use only under medical supervision, particularly in early pregnancy
• Menstrual period: Avoid using the tablet during menstruation
• Recurrent infections: Get checked for diabetes if yeast infections keep coming back
• Allergy: Discontinue if severe irritation or swelling develops

Canatrim Tablet 500mg Side Effects

• Local burning or stinging sensation
• Vaginal itching or redness
• Mild pelvic discomfort
• Increased discharge for a short period
• Rare allergic skin reaction

Storage Conditions

• Store below 30°C in a cool dry place
• Keep the tablet in its original blister pack until use
• Keep out of reach of children