Nystatin & Triamcinolone for Yeast Infections: How They Work & Use
Yes, nystatin + triamcinolone can be combined for yeast infections.
- Nystatin: Antifungal; kills yeast.
- Triamcinolone: Corticosteroid; reduces inflammation/itching.
Usage
- Topical cream/ointment applied several times daily.
- Sometimes suppository or tablet.
- Follow doctor's directions.
Precautions
- Side effects: irritation, burning, stinging, itching.
- Contraindicated if allergic to either.
- Consult doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding, or other medical conditions.
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