Catazol-V Tablet 500mg

About Catazol-V Tablet 500mg

Catazol-V Tablet Uses

• Vaginal candidiasis (yeast infection)
• Vulvovaginal itching and discharge caused by fungal overgrowth
• Fungal infection following antibiotic courses

Catazol-V Tablet Benefits

• Single dose convenience for uncomplicated infections
• Delivers high local drug concentration at the infection site
• Reduces itching, burning and discharge within days
• Lower systemic absorption than oral antifungal tablets

What Experts Say

This vaginal tablet delivers a concentrated dose of clotrimazole directly to the site of infection. The high local concentration is strong enough to clear most cases of vaginal candidiasis in a single insertion, which makes it a convenient option compared to longer oral antifungal courses that some patients find harder to complete.

It works by damaging the fungal cell membrane, which stops the yeast from multiplying and allows the vaginal lining to heal. Many women notice reduced itching and discharge within a few days, though full symptom resolution can take up to a week.

It treats the fungal infection but does not address recurring triggers such as antibiotic use, uncontrolled blood sugar or tight non breathable clothing. Recurrent infections that happen more than a few times a year should always be discussed with a doctor for further evaluation and testing.

Drug Class

• Antifungal agent
• Imidazole derivative, vaginal formulation

Catazol-V Tablet 500mg formula

• Clotrimazole

Available forms

• Tablet

How to use Catazol-V Tablet 500mg?

• Insert one tablet deep into the vagina at bedtime, as directed
• Wash hands before and after insertion
• Use the applicator provided if included in the pack
• Avoid intercourse until the treatment course is complete

Drug Interactions

• Other Vaginal Products: Avoid using other vaginal medications at the same time
• Latex Condoms and Diaphragms: The base can weaken latex, reducing contraceptive protection

Risks and warnings

• Pregnancy: Use only under medical advice, avoid the applicator in early pregnancy
• Active Menstruation: Avoid inserting during a menstrual period
• Known Allergy: Avoid if there is a known imidazole antifungal allergy
• Recurrent Infection: See a doctor if infections keep returning within a few months

Catazol-V Tablet 500mg Side Effects

• Local burning or irritation
• Mild vaginal itching after insertion
• Increased discharge for a day or two
• Pelvic discomfort in rare cases

Storage Conditions

• Store below 30°C in a dry place
• Keep the tablet in its foil wrapper until use
• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not use after the expiry date printed on the pack