Drug name: Mycogynax

Active Ingredients:

• chloramphenicole,
• dexamethasone,
• metronidazole,
• nystatin

Therapeutic effect of Mycogynax: Mycogynax is a combined broad spectrum preparation. This medication is used to cure different gynecological infections with bacterial, fungal, protozoaa and combined origins.

Metronidazole affects trichomonasvaginalis, nistatin affects fungi, antibiotic chloramphenicol affects pyogenic bacteria and dexamethasone, and it also possesses strong anti-inflammatory properties.

Mutilation in mucous membrane of the vagina is prevented by subsidiary substances found in this pharmaceutical formula. The same also contributes to the maintenance of the average physiological pH.

Indications: Mycogynax is used for treating:

• Bacterial vaginosis (or) vaginal bacteriosis
• To prevent infections of vagina before abortion, child birth, surgery, etc.

Precautions and Restrictions: Do not use Mycogynax under the below mentioned circumstances:

• If you have previously experienced increased sensitivity to the ingredients of this medicine
• Pregnancy
• Lactation
• During menstrual period
• Never use this medicine with alcohol
• Do not indulge in sexual intercourse while using this medication
• Users who are taking this medicine for Trichomonas vaginalis must advise their partner to use oral metronidazole. Do not forget to consult a doctor about this matter.

Side effects of Mycogynax: Use of Mycogynax may lead to certain complications that are wholly or partly unintended. The side effects mentioned below are only a distant possibility and there are no prior proven records to show that these side effects will affect all users of this medicine.

• Irritation of the vaginal mucous membrane, burning and itching sensation
• Problems of the gastrointestinal tract such as pain in the lower abdomen, diarrhea, and urge to vomit
• Problems of the central nervous system such as impairment in perceptual ability and stability, cephalalgia, etc
• User of this drug may experience leucopenia when it is used with oral metronidazole
• Certain skin reactions such as irritation and reddening of the skin

These are just some of the side effects and this is by no means an exhaustive list of adverse effects caused due to use of Mycogynax. For more information kindly consult your physician, pharmacist, or see the full list of details presented with Mycogynax.

Interactions: If you are going to use Mycogynax then it's very important to consult a doctor and apprise him of the treatment or medication (the term medication here includes medicines used without doctor's prescription and herbal medicines) you are currently using. Get a prescription from your doctor before start taking any new drug. This is to make sure that the combination of the two drugs is safe. Never take intra vaginal drugs before discussing it with a medical care provider. Mycogynax may alter the action of blood thinners.

Additional Information: Mycogynax should not be used without prior approval of a doctor and don't share drugs with anybody else. Mycogynax is made for specific conditions and it's not advisable to use this drug for other purposes. Keep medicinal drugs, needles, syringes and other such medical substances out of the reach of children.