Online BV & Yeast Infection Treatment

Vaginosis refers to infections or imbalances in the vagina caused by changes in normal bacteria or yeast. Bacterial vaginosis (BV) happens when certain bacteria overgrow, while yeast infections are caused by an overgrowth of Candida. Both conditions can be treated with appropriate medication prescribed by a licensed provider.

BV symptoms include thin gray or white discharge and a strong fishy odor, sometimes with mild irritation. Yeast infection symptoms include thick white discharge, itching, redness, and burning. If you have either, a licensed provider can review your symptoms online and help you get relief the same day.

BV is treated with prescription antibiotics, usually metronidazole pills or gel, or clindamycin cream. Yeast infections are treated with antifungal medicine such as fluconazole (an oral pill) or creams and suppositories like miconazole or clotrimazole. A licensed provider decides the right treatment for you.

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 happen frequently. A licensed provider can review recurring symptoms and help determine the appropriate next steps.

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 can advise you based on your individual situation.