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Can I take cital syrup with niftas tablet for burning sensation in the vagina 979423.

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Dr. Barnali BasuGynaecologist7yrs exp

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It. Can be taken but won't help if there is no burning during urination. If there isn't, take candid v6 for 6 days at night.

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Yeah you can take, but treatment differs according to your menstrual age.

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Dr. Balachandran PrabhakaranGynaecologist45yrs exp

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Yes, you can take cital syrup, along with niftas tablet (nitrofurantoin). No cross reaction documented.

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Dr. Daya SharmaGynaecologist52yrs exp

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Hi, as you are 58 years this is due to hormonal changes can apply premarine oint locally once a day can contact me on lybrate ok.

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Kumari AnukritiGynaecologist7yrs exp

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You will need gynaecological speculum examination. Cital syrup with niftas tablets are advised for urinary tract infections. If there is vaginal or cervical infections, these medications are not going to help. Can consult for proper advise.

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