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birth control and yeast infection
Can taking Aleese and Miconazole (vaginal insertion for yeast infection) effect the effectiveness of the birth control pill?
Vaginal and oral treatment for yeast infection will not affect your birth control
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi there!
Vaginal application of miconazole would have little systemic absorption and is unlikely to affect the BCP. Even with systemic absorption, it acts an enzyme inhibitor and would rather potentiate its action.
Hope this information helps.
Take care!
Vaginal application of miconazole would have little systemic absorption and is unlikely to affect the BCP. Even with systemic absorption, it acts an enzyme inhibitor and would rather potentiate its action.
Hope this information helps.
Take care!
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