Hello, I am writing to you for advice as I am worried. Two days ago I took Pharmatex vaginal tablets for the first time, after which I had sexual intercourse. After the second intake of the tablets, I felt discomfort in the genital area. I blushed and itched, and at the end of intercourse I felt a burning sensation, there is a slight odor, my friend also felt such a burning sensation. I'm worried that fungus will come out and pass it on to him. I do not have the opportunity at the moment to visit a gynecologist, if anyone has something like this, please advice
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If you read the leaflet - it is about the active substance "benzalkonium chloride". If you had chloride chemistry you know what it is? This irritates the mucous membranes and probably protects against pregnancy, but note - REDUCES the likelihood of pregnancy, but does not eliminate it. I don't know how old you are, but this is not a reliable method of contraception and it is also normal for you to get such a miracle in your vagina to hurt you and it is no wonder that your friend also got sick. Tip - stop with this junk and use condoms. Rinse with boiled water and preferably with a decoction of yarrow or chamomile, do not have sex for 1 week at least and then only with a condom. Also buy Vagizan tablets with lactic acid bacteria. They are without a prescription and will restore your vaginal environment, but most of all do not put more benzalkonium chloride in your vagina! There are two methods of reliable contraception - condoms and hormonal methods such as birth control pills. This benzalkonium chloride is for married people, for example after childbirth, who want to delay the next pregnancy. Worry about pregnancy if the man is done with you, and the irritation will pass in time and call a gynecologist if it does not pass, but I do not know how this miracle occurred to you to use it, given that there are condoms.
Fungi are safe.
I hope this is not the only contraceptive you use, because you will not get pregnant. Otherwise, the symptoms look like fungi.
№1, Pharmatex are not rubbish at all and, when used properly, protect against pregnancy. I have personally used them for years and have not had a problem in this regard. However, they do NOT protect against sexually transmitted diseases. The good thing about them is that they are NOT hormone-based, and contraception with them is reliable enough. To the author: burning sometimes occurs and is from the tablet itself. After all, every drug has side effects that are individual to its users. Look at the leaflet again, I think it was described there. If things are very bad and you always get a similar weight reaction, you will have to use other means.
Benzalkonium chloride Pharmacological action Antiseptic. This is a quaternary ammonium compound, it refers to the cationic surface. It has antimicrobial and antiviral activity against Neisseria gonorrhea, Chlamydia SPP., Trichomonas vaginalis, Herpes simplex type 2, Staphylococcus aureus, maloactive against Gardnerella vaginalis, Candida albicans, Haemophilus ducreyi and Treponema Pal. It is not active against Mycoplasma SPP. It has a spermicidal action, which is due to the ability to damage the sperm membrane; inhibits sperm motility, disturbing the electrolyte balance of the aqueous phase of cervical mucus. This is for №1, which has obviously confused sodium chloride or salt, because she studied chemistry, with the substance in question, the main ingredient of Pharmatex.
Hi, I have another question. I've had a white flow for years, but it's gotten worse lately. Could this be a sign of pregnancy?
The sign of pregnancy is the lack of menstruation. The other is usually a disease.
I am super happy with "Pharmatex" For over 10 years I protect myself only with it - I have never had a problem. I even had a white discharge that disappeared permanently after I started using it. Finally, let me clarify - I do not use tablets, and cream "Pharmatex"