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Vaginal anti-infectives

What are Vaginal anti-infectives?

Vaginal anti-infectives are available as creams, pessaries (tablets), gels or solutions to treat either bacterial or fungal vaginal infections. Vaginal antifungal products are used to treat vaginal thrush. Antibacterial vaginal products are used for bacterial infections such as bacterial vaginosis. Other products are used to manage irritation or minor soreness.

List of Vaginal anti-infectives

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Drug Name Avg. Rating Reviews
sulfanilamide topical
No reviews
hydroxyquinoline topical
9.0
 2 reviews
butoconazole topical (Pro)
9.2
 4 reviews
povidone iodine topical (Pro)
3.1
 10 reviews
clotrimazole topical (Pro)
8.3
 31 reviews
terconazole topical (Pro)
5.6
 148 reviews
clindamycin topical (Pro)
6.9
 230 reviews
metronidazole topical (Pro)
6.7
 331 reviews
tioconazole topical (Pro)
4.2
 1,693 reviews
miconazole topical (Pro)
3.0
 4,221 reviews
For ratings, users were asked how effective they found the medicine while considering positive/adverse effects and ease of use (1 = not effective, 10 = most effective).

See also

Medical conditions treated or associated with vaginal anti-infectives:

Further information

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