Canesten Thrush Cream 2% Clotrimazole 20g

Canesten Thrush Cream 2% Clotrimazole 20g

External Thrush Cream for Relief of Vulval Irritation

Canesten Thrush Cream contains clotrimazole 2% and is used for the treatment of external thrush symptoms affecting the vulval area. It helps relieve irritation, itching and soreness associated with vulvitis caused by vaginal thrush (candidiasis).

Quick Highlights

• 20g external thrush cream
• Contains clotrimazole 2% w/w
• For external vulval use
• Helps relieve itching and irritation
• Targets symptoms associated with vaginal thrush
• Easy-to-apply cream format
• Suitable for adults
• Trusted Canesten antifungal treatment
• Convenient tube format
• Pharmacy medicine

Product Facts

Who Is It For

• Adults experiencing external thrush symptoms
• Individuals with vulval itching or irritation associated with thrush
• Women seeking external antifungal treatment
• Those using internal thrush treatment alongside external symptom relief

Key Benefits

• Treats fungal skin infection associated with external thrush symptoms
• Helps relieve itching, soreness and irritation
• Contains clotrimazole antifungal treatment
• Easy-to-apply external cream format

Why Choose This Product

Canesten Thrush Cream provides targeted external treatment for vulval irritation associated with vaginal thrush. The clotrimazole 2% formula is designed to help relieve discomfort while treating the fungal infection affecting the external area.

Helpful Product Information

Quick Answer:
An external antifungal cream containing clotrimazole 2% used to treat vulval irritation associated with vaginal thrush.

Common Questions:
Does it treat internal thrush? No, it treats external symptoms only.
What ingredient does it contain? Clotrimazole 2%.

Trust & Pharmacist Advice

Vaginal thrush is a common fungal infection that may cause itching, soreness, irritation and discharge. External creams such as Canesten Thrush Cream are used to treat vulval symptoms associated with thrush, but may need to be combined with internal treatment if vaginal infection is present.

Medical advice should be sought if symptoms are recurrent, symptoms are experienced for the first time, or if there is uncertainty about the diagnosis.

Consult your pharmacist or GP if symptoms persist, worsen or return frequently.

Not Suitable For

• Children under 16 years unless advised by a doctor
• Individuals allergic to clotrimazole or any ingredients
• Men with symptoms unless medically advised
• Internal vaginal use

How to Use

Apply a thin layer to the affected external area 2–3 times daily and rub in gently. Use as directed in the patient information leaflet.

Ingredients (with active amounts)

Active Ingredient

• Clotrimazole – 20mg per gram (2% w/w)

Refer to packaging and patient leaflet for full ingredient list.

Warnings (Expanded)

• For external use only
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Do not use internally
• If symptoms persist, consult your doctor or pharmacist
• Seek medical advice if recurrent thrush occurs
• Keep out of reach of children
• Read the package leaflet before use

Delivery in Ireland

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FAQs

What is Canesten Thrush Cream used for?
It is used to treat external vulval irritation associated with vaginal thrush.

What active ingredient does it contain?
Clotrimazole 2%.

Does it treat internal thrush?
No, it treats external symptoms only.

How often should I apply it?
Usually 2–3 times daily as directed.

Can it help itching?
Yes, it helps relieve itching and irritation associated with thrush.

Can I use it internally?
No, it is for external use only.

What causes vaginal thrush?
Thrush is commonly caused by a fungal infection called Candida.

Can thrush come back?
Yes, recurrent thrush can occur.

Should I see a doctor for recurring symptoms?
Yes, especially if symptoms return frequently.

Can I use it during pregnancy?
Seek medical advice before use during pregnancy.

Is it suitable for first-time thrush symptoms?
Medical advice is recommended if symptoms occur for the first time.

What should I do if symptoms persist?
Consult your doctor or pharmacist.