Monistat 1-Day Yeast Infection Treatment, Prefilled

I wish I read the reviews about the one day capsule. I burned for close to 72 hours before feeling slightly normal again. Yes it did the job but I would not recommend selecting the one day. Other reviews suggested taking the 3 day packet at a lower dosage

Didn’t help me personally

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This product is a waste of money . Doesn’t work at all

Won’t recommend

I was itching like crazy, I got this and it didn't take a matter of time, the itching stopped immediately, it stings but I'd recommend

Last night I used this and I fell asleep after 2 hours I had bad cramps with bad nightmares about labor and giving birth because I felt it was the same pain . I hope all these feelings worth it because my certain goal is to overcome the candidas at any price.

I have so much regret for not reading the reviews. Got a yeast infection for the first time in over a decade due to a round of antibiotics. Grabbed this one-day version because it seemed more convenient than doing the multi day ones. Inserted at 10pm and went to bed. I woke up with the most intense burning and itching sensation at 1am I thought I had to go to the ER. It’s insanely intense. Took Tylenol and hoped for the best. That did help. Next day no itch or burn so I’m saying 5 stars for effectiveness…. But holy hell it BURNS for a couple of hours. Take painkillers if you’re doing this. Not for the weak.

I’ve used this a couple times after using antibiotics for BV or a UTI. I am prone to issues down there which is super awesome! Anyway, this product is great and the itching/tingling is weird and annoying but doesn’t last for too long. I was itching for days before using this so a few hours of more intense itchiness is fine by me. The inserting process always cracks me up because the thing looks like a bird egg and it’s just a wtf moment for sure. But yeah just use ibuprofen and the cream and you’ll be ight.

Easy to use-similar to a tampon. First time using and it helped with internal itch gradually but effectively within an 1hr of insertion which was such a relief because I was at my wits end feeling so uncomfortable. Didn't feel any burning pain like some of the reviews mentioned. Make sure to wash hands and wipe area clean before inserting. Discharge will look weird but that just means it’s working and removing the infection. The cream also helps with external itch. So glad I found this. Recommend wearing loose cotton clothing and a panty liner as discharge may come out more than usual.

Heyo, So I have a copper IUD and sometimes I get funky flare ups of either BV / UTI / Yeast. If you didn't know, having a copper IUD your chances of getting something funky is increased. Sadly the doc bills rack up. After I finished my medication for Yeast I still felt funky, I waited a few days just to be sure. The big trigger for me knowing it's Yeast was that I was itchy, super itchy. Like I woke up at 2 am itchy to order this. Well me at 2 am did not read the reviews, and if I did I probably wouldn't have gotten it. It was at my doorstep before 11 am (I really just wanted anything fast to make this stop - thanks for the fast shipping Amazon!) Alright so I have it. Now what? How do I insert this? Cue the doom scrolling on Amazon reading reviews. Here's my tips 1. Insert it laying down. You'll feel some light pressure like if the egg thing will fall out when you walk around, you'll be okay. Just be careful when you pee, don't push at all. Let it all flow. 2. Right when you insert, take pain killers. I took 2 pills both 800 mg ibuprofen. (I think this is why I felt 0 burning) 3. I felt an internal itch / tingle? (This came around 2 hr later) It wasn't terrible, just I couldn't get comfortable sitting down. More of an annoyance. 6/10 on the scale. But I went to bed put on a heated blanket and honestly it dropped to a 2/10. I'm sitting normally now with the blanket on me. 4. Wear a pad or panty liner. You'll feel a bit of "moist" moments. Like you're on your period and you sneezed. I thought it wouldn't be bad but when I got up to pee, I was thankful for the pad. 5. The box says this, I'm just emphasizing this, if you're doing this during your period (me, I'm starting it tomorrow) do not use tampons. Use pads. I'm actually pretty sad about this one, I mainly use tampons for periods but I read and trust instructions on a box. I'm not saying this will make YOUR experience exactly like mine. Each body is DIFFERENT. But be positive and optimistic that you're doing this for you to be better. Yes it's scary seeing all the bad reviews. Trust me I was also freaking out. But let's hope my tips and suggestions help. It helps that I laugh about it. "According to the settings on this heated blanket, the banana bread will be ready in 3 hours"