Ok,soo i own a yeast infection...i own this cream.but wen i put it on,it burns...is it supposed 2 burn?

Ok,soo i own a yeast infection...i own this cream.but wen i put it on,it burns...is it supposed 2 burn?
I HATE the creams, they always cause me burn too. Burning is bad!! Go to the doctor and grasp some diflucan (they make a generic in a minute too). It is an anti-fungal med that you take vocally and it gets rid of the yeast infection contained by a day or two (takes a bit unfortunately). Anywho, burn bleak, diflucan good!
First, where on earth are you putting the cream and what kind of cream is it. It may be something as simple as user error. Suggestion: try Monistat they hold an insert to place inside your vagina and a cream to place on your vulva to stop that uneasy feeling and itching. Also remember that its the summer!! Yeast infections are an increase within your regular GOOD bacteria. Your vagina is hot and moist and a breeding ground for yeast infections. Keep your kitty verbs, dry, and cool.
Most vaginal yeast infection medication will cause increased burning and itching. If you read the bunch insert it will tell you this. It's clearly normal.
I found the redolent creams burned more. And, yeah, ouch.
A cream, however, is not enough. All it can do is treat any yeast outside your body and decrease the itching and irritation. You need an insert. Monistat or any other brand (including the store brands) adjectives work fine. They come in pre-filled applicators, most commonly, as creams or in ovules (big pills that be in motion in your vagina). Both are equally significant and as easy to use as tampons. You can draw from 7, 3, and 1 day treatments. All bear about a week to work and are, again, equally efficient. It's just a event of expense and convenience as to which you buy.
It's always a polite idea to wear a wipe during treatment. The goop that goes contained by does come out.