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 Diflucan Definition
Diflucan being the trade name for Fluconazole is an antibiotic drug used for the treatment of any kind of fungal infections such as vaginal yeast infections, thrush infections, urinary tract infections and other oral candidias commonly found among women.
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How does Diflucan works
Diflucan comes in the form of oral pill, liquid as well as injections but normally it is used in the form of oral pill to be taken by mouth. It contains active ingredient Fluconazole that effectively treats yeast and fungal infections by producing ergosterol, a component of the fungal cell membrane, thereby preventing unwanted substances to enter the cells and leakage of the contents of the cells out. It is used to treat most of the fungi or yeast infections caused by Candida or Cryptococccus species.
Diflucan Side Effects
It is advisable that women using this drug should take care while starting it because there are certain side effects of this diseases such as:
1. Change in the color of urine
2. Indigestion or irregular bowel movements
3. Severe allergic reaction or rashes
4. Uncommon bleeding
5. Yellowing of eyes
6. Swelling of lips,tongue or face
Other side effects include minor effects such as headache, dizziness, fatigue, diarrhea, loss of apetite or itching sensation.
Diflucan Precautions
1. Women who take Diflucan should avoid it if they are taking cisapride that is being used for treating acid reflux diseases as it could lead to heart problems and other fatal conditions.
2. Pregnant women also need to take this drug after consulting their physician because the safety and effctiveness of the pill is not determined for pregnant or nursing women.
3. Avoid the intake of alcohol alongwith the use fo this drug because it might damage the liver as such.
4. Women having decreased kidney functions, liver disorders or allergic reactions towars antifungal medicines should also consider the physician before the usage.
5. Keep the medicine tightly closed and out of the reach of small children under 30 degrees C of room temperature.
Always remember that it is very important that your medical practitioner should know about your illness history or what you are taking because some prescription medications do not interact well with other drugs. In fact, some drug interactions can be very dangerous in this case.
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