Nystatin is an antifungal drug that is used to treat candida infections of the skin, mouth, vagina and the intestinal tract. It is available in dry powder, lozenge, tablet, suspension and ointment form. Nystatin is only available by prescription and, as with any antibiotic, it is important to follow the directions of the physician and complete the full course of treatment. Nystatin is generally well tolerated, and side effects are mild.
If applied to the skin as a topical cream it can combat fungal or yeast infections. It can also be taken orally to fight fungal infections in the mouth, intestines and vagina. Although generally safe for use, nystatin can cause...
Nystatin cream may be prescribed if an infant has a diaper rash that has become infected with yeast. Some infants may also develop a yeast rash after taking a course of antibiotics. While nystatin is considered safe for pediatr...
It may also be prescribed for other health conditions. Nystatin is available for use topically or systemically. Some common side effects of Nystatin include skin irritation and stomach upset, but rarely, dangerous side effects ...
Nystatin comes in pill form, as a liquid, a lozenge, a cream, a powder or an ointment. The pill, liquid, and lozenge are all oral forms of the drug and treat infections of the mouth or intestinal disease. Oral nystatin treatmen...
It works by attaching to the cell wall of the fungi and causing the contents to leak through; this will lead to death of the fungal cells. Although generally well tolerated, nystatin may produce side effects in some individuals...
Nystatin and triamcinolone is a combination medication used to manage fungal infections. Nystatin is an antifungal medication that destroys the fungus, while triamcinolone is a corticosteroid medication that manages the pain fr...
