Bezclin 1% / 5% gel

Introduction

Expert Advice

• You are allergic to this medicine or its contents.

• If you are pregnant, or breastfeeding.
• If you have a significant medical history, including ulcerative colitis.
• If your symptoms are not improving with this medication within the prescribed time.
• If you have a stomach ache or diarrhea.
• If you develop a fungal infection that causes itching or white patches.
• If you experience more vaginal discharge than before.

• The use of tampons. This should be avoided, and sanitary napkins that are not scented should be used instead.
• Intercourse while using this medicine may reduce it's effect. This should be avoided.
• Washing with scented soaps, or douches while taking this medication should also be avoided. This might irritate the area.
• Try to avoid the cream contacting the eyes. If this does happen, wash with cold running water immediately. If your eye still feels red, or burns/itches, contact your doctor.

• Insert the applicator (with the medicine in it) into the vagina (as far as it would be comfortable)
• Push the plunger slowly, to release the cream.
• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water after use.
• Either use an

Introduction

Expert Advice

• You are allergic to this medicine or its contents.

• If you are pregnant, or breastfeeding.
• If you have a significant medical history, including ulcerative colitis.
• If your symptoms are not improving with this medication within the prescribed time.
• If you have a stomach ache or diarrhea.
• If you develop a fungal infection that causes itching or white patches.
• If you experience more vaginal discharge than before.

• The use of tampons. This should be avoided, and sanitary napkins that are not scented should be used instead.
• Intercourse while using this medicine may reduce it's effect. This should be avoided.
• Washing with scented soaps, or douches while taking this medication should also be avoided. This might irritate the area.
• Try to avoid the cream contacting the eyes. If this does happen, wash with cold running water immediately. If your eye still feels red, or burns/itches, contact your doctor.