What is
Bacterial Vaginosis
Bacterial vaginosis is the most common vaginal bacterial imbalance in women, happening when naturally protective bacteria are reduced and other bacteria overgrow. It isn't classified as an STI, though sexual activity can influence it.
Common symptoms
Thin gray, white, or greenish watery discharge
A strong odor, especially after sex
Vaginal itching, irritation, or burning during urination
How your visit works
You'll complete a short online assessment describing your symptoms and health history. A licensed medical provider reviews it — usually within the hour — and determines the safest, most appropriate treatment. If a prescription is appropriate, it's sent directly to your pharmacy.
When to seek in-person or emergency care instead
Seek immediate in-person care if you have fever, pelvic or abdominal pain, or blood in your discharge — these can indicate a more serious condition.
What happens next
Quick assessment: about 10 minutes, from your phone or computer.
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Provider review: a licensed medical provider evaluates your case, usually within the hour.
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Treatment plan: sent to your pharmacy if a prescription is appropriate, in two hours or less.
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No insurance needed
HIPAA compliant, confidential
Full refund if we can't treat you
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