Nystatin Cream Side Effects: Stinging, Burning, and Irritation
Nystatin cream (antifungal) is generally well-tolerated. Stinging or burning is not typical but may occur in some individuals.
Common Mild Reactions
- Transient irritation, redness, dryness at application site.
- Usually resolve within days.
When to Contact a Clinician
- Severe or persistent burning/stinging.
- Worsening rash, swelling, blistering.
- Signs of allergic reaction (hives, difficulty breathing).
If adverse effects occur, discontinue use and seek medical advice.
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