How to Use Boric Acid for Yeast Infection?
Use boric acid only for vaginal yeast infections, not oral or skin use
Do not use boric acid if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or have open sores unless a clinician tells you to
Use only boric acid vaginal suppositories made for this purpose
Wash your hands before and after handling the suppository
Insert 1 suppository deep into the vagina at bedtime
Use the dose and duration directed by your clinician or product label
Common regimens are 600 mg once daily for 7 to 14 days
Do not take boric acid by mouth
Do not use on broken skin or in the rectum
Avoid sex while using it if it causes irritation
Wear a panty liner if discharge occurs
Stop using it and seek medical care if you get severe burning, rash, swelling, or pain
Contact a clinician if symptoms do not improve after treatment
Keep boric acid away from children and pets
Store it in a cool, dry place
Use it only if a clinician has confirmed or recommended it for recurrent or resistant yeast infections