What is
Yeast Infection
A yeast infection is caused by an overgrowth of Candida, a fungus that naturally lives on the body, most often in warm, moist areas. It's uncomfortable but not usually dangerous.
Common symptoms
Vaginal itching, irritation, or swelling
Thick, white, cottage-cheese-like discharge
Burning during urination or pain during sex
Redness or soreness of the vulva
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
Symptoms can overlap with bacterial vaginosis or a UTI, so an accurate diagnosis matters — especially if this is your first suspected yeast infection or it keeps coming back. Your provider will help confirm what's going on.
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.
2
Treatment plan: sent to your pharmacy if a prescription is appropriate, in two hours or less.
3
No insurance needed
HIPAA compliant, confidential
Full refund if we can't treat you
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