Sulphakream-N

Expert Advice

Store this medicine in a cool, dry place, away from heat.

Avoid this medication if:

• You are allergic to this medicine or its contents.

Consult your doctor:

• If you are pregnant, or breastfeeding.

• If you have a significant medical history, such as diabetes, anemia, HIV, or any blood disorder.
• Inform your doctor if you keep getting yeast infections, and mention the treatment prescribed previously.

• If your symptoms are not improving with this medication within the prescribed time.
• If you have fever, flu-like symptoms, stomach pain, and foul smelling vaginal discharge. This is due to another disease, and a different treatment is required.

Be careful about:

• The use of tampons. This should be avoided, and napkins that are not scented should be used instead.
• Washing with scented soaps, or douches while taking this medication should also be avoided.
• Try to avoid the cream contacting the eyes. If this does happen, wash with cold running water immediately. If your eye still feels red, or burns/itches, call your doctor.

How to apply:

• Lie flat on your back.
• Place your knees close to your chest, to make application easier.
• Insert the applicator (with the medicine in it) into the vagina (as far as it would be comfortable)
• Push the plunger slowly, to release the cream.
• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water after use.
• The cream may also be applied onto the vulva if there is itching or discomfort in that area.