Synonym(s)
Anionic miconazole nitrate cream 2% (NRF 11.81.); Miconazole nitrate cream anionic 2% (NRF 11.81.); Miconazole nitrate solution containing ethanol 1% (NRF 11.80.)
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Imidazole antifungal.
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24 h
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Infections with human-pathogenic fungi and trichomonads.
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Pregnancy, nursing.
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- Topical: Apply a thin layer 1-2 times/day for 2-4 weeks on the affected skin areas, clean shoes and stockings and disinfect.
- Fungal Balanitis: Rub 2% cream on the glans penis 2 times/day and place a strip of gauze soaked in cream under the prepuce (partner treatment!).
- Vaginal mycoses: For 7-14 days, insert a 10% vaginal ovulum deep into the vagina every evening or an applicator filling 2% cream. In case of vulvitis, additional external treatment with 2% cream twice a day.
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2% in creams.
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S.u. Ketoconazole.
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Paragroup allergy, azole hypersensitivity, liver disease.
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Daktar, Micotar, Gyno-Daktar, Fungur, Vobamyk
Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer