Why does Monistat (or any yeast infection treatment) need to be taken at nighttime?
Posted by admin under yeast infection treatmentIs it just to prevent messes? Can I use it during the day? It’s not like my body knows what time of day it is. I’m using the ovules btw, not the cream. I always use ovules.
It simply keeps the medicine still while it goes to work. You don´t have to opt in to Monistat however. There are plenty of safer and more dependable natural treatments…
The symptoms (you may not experience all of them):
- white cottage cheese-like discharge
- some odor
- dryness (can cause bleeding)
- digestive problems
- itchiness
- burning urination
- painful intercourse
- a feeling of just not being "normal"
Here are some safe, natural cures you can implement.
- avoid scented soaps
- avoid sugars and complex carbs for a week
- air out the infected area while you’re sleeping at night
- add grapefruit extract to your water during the day (balances hormones)
- eat probiotics like cottage cheese and yogurt
- shower frequently
-drink lots of water and eat plenty of fiber to flush the infection
For more cures, check out the link below:
because when you are in bed the medication will not leak out (after it has melted) as much or as quickly compared to being up and moving around
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its so the cream stays in place and there is some leakage
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Its so it doesn’t leak out and make a mess. The little ovules melt and make a serious mess so if you lay down it can’t come out. But I think they have a new Monistat you can take in the daytime. Just make sure it says daytime on the box.
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