VAGINOSIS

Vaginosis refers to infections in the vagina caused by an imbalance of normal bacteria or by yeast. Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) occurs when harmful bacteria overgrow, disrupting the natural vaginal environment. Fungal Vaginosis (yeast infection) is caused by overgrowth of Candida yeast. Both are treatable through our online vaginal infection treatment service — fast, private, and without a clinic visit.

BV symptoms include thin gray or white discharge and a strong fishy odor, with mild irritation. Yeast infection symptoms include thick white cottage cheese-like discharge, itching, redness, and burning. If you are experiencing either, our get BV treatment online or virtual yeast infection treatment service can help you get relief the same day.

Bacterial Vaginosis is treated with prescription BV antibiotics online — typically metronidazole pills or gel, or clindamycin cream. Yeast infections are treated with antifungal medications such as fluconazole (oral pill) or topical creams and suppositories like miconazole or clotrimazole. Through our online bacterial vaginosis treatment service, a licensed provider determines the right treatment for your specific situation.

BV treatment typically takes 5 to 7 days with pills or vaginal creams. Yeast infection treatment can take 1 to 7 days depending on whether oral or topical medication is used. Our virtual women's health consultation ensures you receive the right medication and dosage for your individual case.

It is best to avoid sexual activity until treatment is complete and symptoms have fully resolved. Some vaginal creams used in BV medication online treatment may weaken condoms or diaphragms, reducing their effectiveness.

Yes. Both BV and yeast infections can recur. Some women may need repeated or longer treatment if infections are frequent. Our get BV treatment online service makes it straightforward to access follow up care quickly and discreetly whenever needed.

For BV, partners generally do not need treatment. For yeast infections, partners typically do not require treatment unless they are also experiencing symptoms. Your provider will advise accordingly during your online vaginal infection treatment consultation.