Medicines That May Cause Vaginal Symptoms
 
Overview
        Many prescription and nonprescription medicines can cause vaginal symptoms. A few examples are:
        
          - Antibiotics.
 
          - Birth control pills.
 
          - Hormone therapy.
 
          - Chemotherapy for cancer.
 
          - Vaginal sprays, douches, and spermicides.
 
        
        Vaginal symptoms may clear up on their own once you stop taking a medicine. A yeast infection can be treated with a vaginal cream, tablet, or suppository.
        If you think your vaginal symptoms may be caused by a medicine:
        
          - Call the doctor who prescribed the medicine to determine whether you should stop taking it or take a different one. An appointment may not be necessary.
 
          - If you are taking a nonprescription medicine, stop taking it. Call your doctor if you feel you need to continue taking the medicine.
 
        
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Current as of:  October 25, 2024
 
Current as of: October 25, 2024