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Antifungals

Miconazole

Also sold as: Daktarin

No prescription neededAntifungals
Comes as:CreamGelPowderVaginal pessary

Usual adult dose

Skin: apply twice a day and continue for 10 days after the rash clears. Mouth thrush: oral gel 2.5 ml four times a day after food, held in the mouth as long as possible.

Your doctor may give you a different dose. Children's doses depend on weight.

Side effects

Common

  • local irritation or burning
  • nausea with oral gel

Serious — get help

Stop taking it and see a doctor straight away if you notice:

  • severe allergic reaction
  • serious bleeding if the oral gel is used with warfarin

Do not take it, or take care, if

  • Taking warfarin (oral gel can cause serious bleeding)
  • Babies under 4 months (oral gel can cause choking)
  • Liver disease (oral gel, use with caution)

Interactions

Medicines that can react with this one.

Serious1 medicineDo not take these together unless your doctor says so.
  • Warfarin

    Miconazole, even as oral gel, strongly raises the effect of warfarin and can cause serious bleeding.

Pregnancy

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
  5. X

Category C

A risk to the baby cannot be ruled out. Use only if your doctor says the benefit is greater than the risk.

Generic alternatives

Similar medicines your doctor or pharmacist may offer instead.

  • ClotrimazoleNo prescription needed
  • NystatinNo prescription needed
  • Fluconazole
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Always follow your doctor or pharmacistThis page is general information, not a prescription. Do not start, stop or change a medicine on your own.