Topical antifungals for oral thrush

August 2011

Topical antifungals for oral thrush are challenging for patients.

You've seen these. They're the "swish and swallow" or "melt in your mouth" antifungal Rxs...not creams or ointments for the skin.

Topical meds for the mouth and tongue can be tough for people...most meds must be given multiple times a day and can be tricky to use.

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Table of Contents

Erectile Dysfunction avoiding errors when dispensing erectile dysfunction meds (Viagra, Cialis, etc)
Vitamins & Minerals dispensing vitamin B12 supplements
Hepatitis C two new drugs for hepatitis C, Incivek (telaprevir, in-SEE-veck) and Victrelis (boceprevir, vic-TREL-is)
Statins if statins increase the risk of diabetes
Sunscreens New rules for sunscreens
Thrush Topical antifungals for oral thrush
Antibiotics which oral erythromycin to dispense
Medication Errors new checks and balances to avoid mishaps with risperidone (Risperdal) and ropinirole (Requip)
Education and Training a new electronic CE reporting system called CPE Monitor
Smoking Cessation new warnings about Chantix and an increased risk of heart troubles in patients with heart disease
Cardiology two new blood thinners, Brilinta (ticagrelor, tye-KA-grel-or) and Xarelto (rivaroxaban, zuh-REL-toe)
Dispensing how to handle Rxs for butalbital-containing meds (Fiorinal, Fioricet, Esgic-Plus, etc)