Treating vaginal thrush
Thrush is a common fungal infection. Antifungal treatments containing clotrimazole (Canesten) are effective and come in different formats: an internal pessary or capsule treats the source, while an external cream soothes itching and irritation around the area. Combi packs include both. If it's your first episode, you're unsure it's thrush, or symptoms keep returning, it's worth confirming with a pharmacist or doctor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use a cream, pessary or combi pack?
A pessary or internal capsule treats the infection itself; the external cream relieves itching and soreness. A combi pack provides both, which many people prefer for complete relief.
When should I see a doctor instead of self-treating?
See your doctor or pharmacist if it's your first episode, you're pregnant, under 16 or over 60, you get thrush frequently (for example four or more times a year), or symptoms don't clear after treatment.
Can I get thrush treatment discreetly?
Yes — all orders are delivered in plain, discreet packaging from our registered Irish pharmacy.
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