Can Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone be used for yeast infections?
Mycolog II Cream Nystatin/triamcinolone treats skin infections due to Candida, which is a type of yeast. Yeast infections in the genital area can be treated with nystatin, but you don't necessarily want to include the triamcinolone part since it weakens your immune system and can make the infection worse. It's best to use nystatin or another anti-fungal by itself for a genital yeast infection, unless your provider tells you otherwise.
Can you put Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone on your groin?
Check Mycolog Cream cost here, Nystatin/triamcinolone can be applied on your groin if that is where you are experiencing a fungal skin infection. To avoid side effects, make sure to use the smallest amount of cream or ointment needed to cover the affected area, and wear loose-fitting clothing afterwards.
Does Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone help with itching?
The nystatin part of Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone treats the fungal infection that is causing your itching and discomfort, but like all anti-fungals, it can take some time to work. The triamcinolone part of Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone helps to treat the itching and inflammation more quickly.
Is Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone available over-the-counter (OTC)?
Mycolog II Cream Nystatin/triamcinolone available from an international pharmacy requires a prescription from your provider. Nystatin and triamcinolone products, when used separately, also require a prescription.
Can children use Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone?
Although children can use Mycolog II Cream nystatin/triamcinolone, this medication can affect your child's growth and development. Since children have smaller bodies than adults, the same amount of medication for an adult could cause more side effects in a child. Talk with your child's provider about the risk of using this medication.