Clotidal Max 500 mg, 1 vaginal tablet

Clotidal Max is a medicine in the form of vaginal tablets containing clotrimazole ( Clotrimazole ). The indication for the use of the drug is mycosis of the vagina and vulva, that is, the external genitalia in women. Vaginal tablets can be used from the age of 16.

Indications for use Clotidal Max

Mycosis of the external genitalia (thrush) can be caused by microorganisms such as Candida fungi (yeasts), which are sensitive to clotrimazole. The characteristic symptoms of a fungal infection include:

• itching in and around the vagina,
• pain and burning, aggravated by rubbing and scratching, as well as tissue irritation, e.g.
• vaginal discharge, i.e. white, odorless vaginal discharge.

The Candida strain occurs both on the skin and in the vagina. In some cases, it can become pathogenic, leading to vaginal mycosis. Fungal infection can occur as a result of disruption of the body's natural balance, for example, as a result of antibiotic therapy, certain antidiabetic drugs, contraceptives, as well as as a result of injuries to the vagina or due to general weakness of the body. . These situations lead to an increase in the number of yeasts and the development of infections in the vagina and external genitalia of women.

If a vaginal fungal infection occurs, it is worth considering taking Clotidal Max in a single dose of 500 mg of the antifungal clotrimazole. Clotrimazole has a wide range of antifungal properties, thanks to which it destroys the fungi present on the surface of the skin, at the same time inhibiting their growth. This compound is effective against microorganisms such as dermatophytes, yeasts and molds.