... rate, quite comparable with a 3-day regimen with either terconazole (3 × 80 mg) or clotrimazole (3 × 200 mg). Only 1 patient in the clotrimazole group mentioned itching and burning as a side-effect. 17 12 2009 Gynàk. Rdsch. 25: suppl. 1, pp. 74-82 (1985) Comparative Double-Blind Evaluation...

...S. Wesel; G. Benijts; J.M.H. Ubachs; B. Dogniez This open-ended study was performed to compare the therapeutic effect and the clinical tolerability of a 5-day treatment with terconazole 0.8% cream with that of 6 days with clotrimazole 100-mg vaginal tablets. 75 patients on terconazole and 73...

...G. Grice; R.C. Spencer; C.E. Steele; G.R. Kinghorn An open randomized study in 97 women with culture-confirmed symptomatic vaginal candidosis was performed to compare the efficacy and acceptability of single-dose treatment with terconazole 240 mg vaginal suppositories to that of clotrimazole 500 mg...

... suppository proved as effective as a 3-day treatment with vaginal suppositories containing 80 mg terconazole or a 3-day treatment with vaginal tablets containing 200 mg clotrimazole. 17 12 2009 Gynäk. Rdsch. 25: suppl. 1, pp. 99-104 (1985) Demonstration of Effectiveness and Tolerability...

...H.-G. Siedentopf Two groups each of 38 women with cultures positive for Candida on Sabouraud’s medium were studied. One group was given terconazole 0.8% cream for 5 days and the other clotrimazole 1% cream for 6 days. 1 week after treatment cultures from the whole terconazole group were negative...

...D.M. Isaacson; B. Foleno; E.L. Tolman; M.E. Rosenthale Terconazole, a new triazole ketal, is a broad-spectrum antifungal agent clinically effective against vaginal candidosis. Terconazole produces a larger zone of inhibition than clotrimazole and isoconazole when tested against Candida albicans...