Monistat1 Day Yeast Infection Treatment for Women, 1 Miconazole Ovule Insert & External Monistat Anti-Itch Cream Bundle

I tried the Monistar one-day vaginal suppositories with clotrimazole and was impressed by how quick and effective they were. The application is simple, it comes with an applicator, and I experienced no irritation. Relief from itching and burning started within hours. It’s perfect for those who want a fast solution without having to go through a multi-day treatment. Definitely good to keep on hand just in case.

I was a little nervous about using this based on some of the other reviewers who noted cramps, burning and other unpleasant things happening after using the product - thankfully I did not experience any of those issues. I waited until nighttime to use to be safe, so I wouldn't have issues while trying to work. I had no discomfort and couldn't feel the ovule after placement. Everything worked quickly and thoroughly!

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Okay this isn’t that bad! It’s definitely not comfortable but way better than having no treatment at all! Before trying it I had mild symptoms that would randomly irritate me but for the most part i was fine throughout the day. Once i inserted it, i didn’t feel anything for about 2-3 afterwards. It’s kinda feels like someone stuffed peppermint in my vag lol!! The pain level is about a 4/10 and i’ve had it in for about 6 hrs so far

works great.

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 tips1. 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"

This is for 2015. I’m just now recovering to get to it.I have never known true suffering until I used Monistat 1. The moment I inserted that tiny suppository, I felt what can only be described as the wrath of an angry deity coursing through my body. Fire. Pure, unrelenting fire. I imagine this is what it feels like to be a medieval witch tied to the stake. Joan of Arc? Amateur hour.Within hours into my slumber, my soul began bargaining with higher powers. Saints, angels, my ancestors—I called upon them all. The pain radiated so deeply that I started recounting every bad decision I’d ever made, convinced this was my punishment. If childbirth is the miracle of life, this was its unholy twin, the Anti-Labor. I swear I saw the Virgin Mary in the corner of my room, shaking her head like, “Damn, girl.”At one point, I blacked out and woke up to find my cat staring at me in terror, as if I had become something else—something other. I considered calling 911 but knew they’d just laugh when I explained that my coochie had been set ablaze by an over-the-counter medication.And yet… after enduring the inferno, the purge, the dark night of the soul—I woke up yeast-free. It worked.Would I do it again? Absolutely not. I’d rather let the yeast fester and start a small artisanal bread business in my underwear. But did it work? Oh yeah. Satan himself may have held my hand through the process, but I came out the other side victorious. A little traumatized, a little changed, but victorious.