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Typical Treatments
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CURRENT AZOLE BASED YEAST INFECTION PRODUCTS |
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Miconazole Monistat
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Tioconazole Vagistat
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Butoconazolse
Femstat
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Clotrimazole Mycelex
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Econazole Ecostatin
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Fenticonazole Falvin, Lomexin
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Fluconazole Diflucan
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Terconzole Terazol*
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Ketoconazole Nizarol*
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Itraconazole Sporonox
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Propiconazole
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Difenoconazole
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245-T (Restricted Herbicide)
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Diniconazole
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Tebuconazole
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DDT (Banned insecticide)
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| * X group differs only slightly in these compounds |
| Here's How They Work |
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(i) The grease matrix containing the azole compound is applied to the vaginal area with the infection by use of an applicator grease gun. |
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(ii) Immediately upon application the "organic" grease and the "organic" azole compounds start to diffuse across the vaginal membrane and the membrane of any fungal cells in the immediate area. |
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(iii) The azole compounds have diffused across the vaginal lining and into the associated blood vessels and surrounding tissue.They are then immediately taken throughout the vascular network to all tissues in the body until removed by the liver in a process damaging to the liver. The small amount of azole able to permeate the fungal cell in the immediate area begins the slow process of slowing and blocking the egrosterol synthesis machinery of the cell and after an extended period of time causing unresistent Candida fungal cells to die. |
