How long does it take for a canesten gel pessary to dissolve?
How long does it take for a canesten gel pessary to dissolve?
If your symptoms do not improve within seven days, see your doctor for further advice. A pessary will dissolve overnight in the moisture in the vagina.
Can you put a thrush pessary in too far?
What if I use too much? If you insert too many pessaries at once you may feel discomfort or irritation. Stop using the pessaries and see a doctor if the discomfort or irritation does not go away. Only use 1 pessary a night, unless you’re using a 100mg pessary, then you can use 2.
How do you insert a gel pessary?
Carefully put the applicator as deep as is comfortable into the vagina (this is easiest when lying on your back with your knees bent up). Holding the applicator in place, slowly press the plunger until it stops so that the pessary is deposited into the vagina.
Is the gel pessary better?
The soft gel pessary is SO much better to use than the cheaper rectangle pill pessary. I have tried both and MUCH prefer the gel pessary. It doesn’t scrape going in, doesn’t come out clumpy and bitty, and is in this perfectly convenient tear drop shape which is so much easier to handle. Works practically everytime.
Can a pessary fall out?
A pessary that is too small may fall out on its own while passing urine or during a bowel movement. A pessary that is too large can apply too much pressure and feel uncomfortable. A good fitting may require two or three fitting attempts.
How do you use a canesten pessary with your fingers?
Holding the applicator pull the plunger out until it stops. With two fingers gently squeeze the hollow end of the applicator so it is slightly flat to help the pessary fit properly into the applicator. Remove one pessary from the packet and place into this flattened end.
Does inserting a thrush pessary hurt?
You may experience some pelvic or abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding after using the pessary.
Which pessary is best for thrush?
Canesten® Thrush Pessary is an effective single-dose thrush treatment which works right at the site of infection. This Canesten® thrush pessary is a convenient single dose treatment. Used alongside Canesten® External Cream, it lets you treat both the cause and the external symptoms of thrush.
How often should you remove a pessary?
Women who can insert and remove the pessary on their own can remove it for cleaning weekly or even nightly. Follow-up visits should take place every six to 12 months. During the visit the pessary will be removed and cleaned.
When to use Canesten Combi soft gel pessary?
One 500mg soft gel pessary should be inserted at night. Using the applicator provided, the soft gel pessary should be inserted as high as possible into the vagina. This is best achieved when lying back with legs bent up. A second treatment may be carried out if necessary.
How is Canesten used for vaginal thrush treatment?
Canesten Thrush Soft Gel Pessary is a single application for the treatment of vaginal thrush. It is inserted into the vagina for treatment at the site of infection. Only use this product if you have been previously diagnosed by your doctor as having vaginal thrush.
When is the best time to use Canesten?
The treatment should be finished before the onset of menstruation. Do not use tampons, intravaginal douches, spermicides or other vaginal products while using this product. Vaginal intercourse should be avoided in case of vaginal infection and while using this product because the partner could become infected.
Can a soft gel pessary be used during pregnancy?
Clotrimazole can be used during pregnancy, but only under the supervision of a physician or midwife. During pregnancy the soft gel pessary should be inserted without using an applicator.