To think that Canesten Oral just doesn't work.

[Pipbin]

This is the second time I've tried it and after 3 days I'm still wanting to set to my foof with wire wool. And I've been using the cream too.

Anyone else found this or is my fanjo just being fucking difficult.

[Shakirasma]

Big sympathy for you OP

It has always worked for me though, maybe you'd be better with a pessary on future.

Get well soon.

[hazeyjane]

A pessary is the best way to treat thrush. Sympathies.

[AnyFucker]

could your partner be passing it back ?

[Pipbin]

I'm going back to the damn pessary. I just like the cleanness of the tablet.

[Pipbin]

AF - We haven't DTD since forever.

[BIWI]

Not sure what Canestan Oral is - is it Diflucan by any other brand name?

Diflucan (or Tesco/Sainsbury equivalent) + Canestan pessary was what worked for me when I was suffering.

[AnyFucker]

canestan oral is fluconazole which always works for me

op, perhaps you need to see your gp and get the big guns...metronidazole

that kills the itchy fucker

or go to a sexual health clinic and make sure it really is thrush

[mmollytoots]

pessary

[Pipbin]

What else could it be AF - neither man nor beast has been up there in ages.

[DayLillie]

Agree - try clinic.

I get 'nearly thrush' frequently due to menopausal problems. I use vagifem and frequently use multigyn actigel to keep it at bay. If it gets bad, then I use the Flora acitive with a tablet, but haven't had to do that in a while.

The cream hurts.

[Pipbin]

Last time I went to the GP when it didn't go they didn't even look at it.

[AnyFucker]

could be bacterial vaginosis

[DayLillie]

Bugger - flora active is margarine

I meant multigyn flora plus.

[Purplepoodle]

Could you have a bacterial infection instead of fungal?

[Purpleball]

Sometimes thrush gets mistaken for bacterial vaginosis and vice versa. BV needs metronidazole big guns to get rid. fucidin on a tampon also worked but can't get it prescribed for that

[Purpleball]

Oops we all said the same thing at the same time

[AnyFucker]

great minds

[gamerchick]

Yeah BV is a right pain in the arse. If you go to the clinic for a screen they'll diagnose it there and then. Ask them for the applicator and cream rather than those vile antibiotics. It's horrendously messy but preferable than the tablets imo.

[Pipbin]

I've not heard of BV, I just assumed thrush.

[DoTheDuckFace]

I have just been to my go about recurring persistent thrush and I have been prescribed 3 tablets to take at every other day intervals and another three tablets to take one a month for three months to hopefully try and get rid once and for all.

[Pipbin]

I haven't had it in about a year.

[DayLillie]

I have done the BV and thrush - they seemed to merge - then I kept getting swabs that came back with nothing - which is why I started on vagifem.

Agree the cream is preferable, if messy. The oral antibiotics just cause more problems, unless it is necessary for other reasons (I had them after surgery).

[GinAndSonic]

I took the capsule on sunday night. Im still really itchy and raw feeling. Think ill go buy the pessary tomorrow.

[AnyFucker]

get down the sexual health clinic, much more informed than the gp

[TinyManticore]

Internal cream. Works way better than the pessary or the oral capsule.