Side Effects of Vandazole
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What is Vandazole?
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Vandazole is a prescription antibiotic that helps to fight harmful bacteria in the body. This topical treatment is frequently used to clear up serious bacterial infections of the vagina. It is intended solely for external use and is not effective in treating internal bacterial infections.
Common Side Effects
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According to Drugs.com, use of Vandazole has been known to produce the following common side effects: irregular urination, breast enlargement, mild burning sensation, dizziness, insomnia, pelvic pain, vomiting, upset stomach, loss of appetite, acne and runny nose. Though these side effects are common and less serious, seek immediate medical attention if one or more intensify or persist.
Serious Side Effects
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Users of Vandazole have reported the following serious side effects in rare cases: seizures, numbness, burning, and pain to the affected area. Although The occurrence of any of these side effects should be attended to promptly. Signs of severe allergic reaction including swelling of the face or throat should also be dealt with seriously.
Using Vandazole
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Vandazole should be used exactly as prescribed by a doctor. The dose and duration of the medication should never be altered without medical consultation. The user of Vandazole should make sure to wash her hands thoroughly before and after application. The cream should be applied to the vagina with the provided applicator once daily. If cream is is used twice daily, thoroughly wash the applicator after each use and discard at the end of the day. Although the infection may appear to have cleared, continue application of the cream for the prescribed time frame.
Warning
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If the infection worsens, seek immediate medical attention. Never use a double dose of Vandazole to compensate for a missed dose as it may lead to harmful side effects. Avoid contact with the eyes as Vandazole may cause tearing and irritation. Avoid sex and alcohol until the infection is cleared and the medication is no longer applied.
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