Gyno-Daktarin is a medication that treats vaginal yeast infections. The fungal infections often occur due to an overgrowth of Candida albicans.

It eliminates the fungus that causes yeast infections, reducing your symptoms.

After application, Gyno-Daktarin cream attacks the candida fungal cells, triggering holes in their cell membranes, thus killing them. In turn, this alleviates vaginal thrush symptoms.

Vaginal thrush can impact people differently, but the most common symptoms include:

• White discharge that doesn't have a distinct odour
• Vaginal itching and general irritation
• Discomfort when urinating
• Pain during sexual intercourse

Gyno-Daktarin contains miconazole nitrate, a powerful antifungal agent. It disrupts the cell membrane of your fungus, which kills them off and resolves the infection.

Please follow the instructions on the leaflet or those issued by a healthcare professional. Gyno-Daktarin comes with an applicator that ensures the cream is inserted into the vagina. You'll use it once daily for seven days unless your healthcare provider specifies otherwise.

If you miss a dose, apply it ASAP. However, if it's closer to your next dose, then you can skip the missed one and continue with the regular schedule. It's important to avoid doubling up on your dose.

Yes, using it during your period is usually not an issue, but inserting the applicator during your period can be more challenging if you experience heavy bleeding.

It typically works within seven days. Usually, you must take Gyno-Daktarin for seven days to relieve vaginal thrush. Even if you notice an improvement in your symptoms, continue using Gyno-Daktarin to prevent vaginal thrush from returning. 

However, if your symptoms don't improve within seven days, contact your GP or pharmacist for guidance. 

While Gyno-Daktarin is generally safe to use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, you should still ask your healthcare provider for advice. Your doctor can discuss potential risks and offer advice on alternative treatments.

There is a possibility of transferring a yeast infection during vaginal, anal and oral sex.

Intercourse can cause a bacterial imbalance, which also increases the risk of yeast infections. So, even though yeast infections aren't considered to be STIs, there's still a possibility of transferring it.

Proper hygiene is essential during treatment, and it's best to be honest with your partner about the yeast infection.

Yes, Gyno-Daktarin can weaken latex diaphragms and condoms, which means there's a possibility that they won't work during ovulation.

Using non-latex barrier methods while undergoing treatment. Alternatives include polyurethane condoms and silicone diaphragms.

Gyno-Daktarin doesn't have any known harmful drug interactions, but it's still a good idea to inform your doctor or healthcare provider about the medicines and supplements you're using.

It's best to avoid using tampons during treatment with Gyno-Daktarin as it can limit the medicine's ability to work. Using sanitary products is fine.

No, Gyno-Daktarin is specifically formulated to treat vaginal yeast infections. It isn't effective against bacterial vaginosis or sexually transmitted infections.

If you have any other symptoms or have recently had intercourse and your symptoms appeared, it's best to get tested at a specialist clinic.

If your symptoms persist or worsen after you complete the treatment, consult your healthcare provider. They might recommend alternative treatments and perform some tests.