Monistat 1 Vaginal Ointment and Irritation: What Users Say (Page 3)
Reviews for Monistat 1 Vaginal Ointment
- San...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- May 11, 2018
For Vaginal Yeast Infection "So... I used this because I thought I had a yeast infection. I had some itching, and my discharge looked weird, but I was afraid to go to the doctor. Worst decision I’ve made, to be honest. When I started using it, the burning wasn’t severe, but two days later it got out of control. Even the itch cream didn’t help. My labia got really irritated and swollen. It was hard to walk for like two days."
- Ano...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- June 5, 2018
For Vaginal Yeast Infection "This is the first time I have EVER had a YI! I, like most others, thought the Monistat 1 would be great - 1 day and it’s over. Since I also start my period today, I took it and laid down for about an hour. The burning and itching slowly started increasing to an unbearable amount. The irritation is so bad it’s like a jolt to my nerves. I tried tea tree oil, coconut oil. I am currently laying in a cold bath of tea tree oil because it’s the only way I can find relief!"
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- Beb...
- October 4, 2017
For Vaginal Yeast Infection "When I used it, I had burning that was really bad. Then I woke up the next morning with no burning or irritation. I think it's a good product. Thank you."
- Sue...
- January 24, 2018
For Vaginal Yeast Infection "If you want to know how it feels to have hot sauce in your vagina, then this product is for you. Used as directed and within 45 minutes I was on FIRE! Had to get it out and take a bath. Do NOT use!"
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For Vaginal Yeast Infection "This is NOT an experience, but more so an explanation of why the burning sensation occurs. It is AND isn’t a side effect. It’s more so your body’s reaction to foreign objects in the vagina. Anything you place in the vagina is likely to cause irritation and upset the pH balance. When you take oral medication, it helps combat the yeast infection from inside the bloodstream. Yet, topical creams, ointments, or ovules are applied “outside” the body. All the products serve their purpose: to rid of the yeast infection. If you don’t like the discomfort (which I’m sure no one does), the Rx route is your best solution. Also, if you’ve never been DIAGNOSED with a yeast infection before, DO NOT use these products. Self-diagnosis of your lady problem will only further complicate the healing process. There are many vaginal infections that mimic each other. These products are a “quick fix” for those who’ve had this problem before and just want instant relief."