Clotrimazole for Vulvovaginal Candidosis: More Than 45 Years of Clinical Experience

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Clotrimazole is a widely used treatment for vaginal yeast infections. This review looked at past studies to assess how well it works and how safe it is. The findings show that clotrimazole is effective for both mild and severe cases, including in pregnant women, and works as well as other common treatments. Since resistance to it is rare, it’s expected to remain a popular option.

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