Remove the guesswork
Over-the-counter treatments can be expensive and confusing. Let our nurse practitioners help.
Prescription pill
The one pill taken by mouth is a quick way to get relief. This antifungal pill will have you feeling better in just 1-2 days.
We guide you through a short interview, asking questions about your yeast infection symptoms. Our certified nurse practitioners will make a diagnosis and send a prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.
A Virtuwell visit is never more than $59. That includes any follow-up and questions along the way. While you don’t need insurance to use Virtuwell, it can often bring the cost lower. Alongside our satisfaction guarantee, is our promise that if Virtuwell can’t treat you, there’s no charge.
Yeast Infection
Frequently asked questions
Is the prescription included in the $59 or is there a separate cost?
Prescriptions are a separate cost. You pay for your medication at the pharmacy, just like a typical clinic visit. Yeast infection prescription costs vary, but are usually very low cost, with or without insurance. In most situations, Virtuwell practitioners prescribe generic brands to help keep costs low and they are available to help with adjustment to medications if there is any concern about the cost of your prescription.
Why did I get a yeast infection?
Yeast infections are very common – with estimates showing 3 out of 4 women will get one in their lifetime.
Yeast infections happen for a number of reasons, but one of the most common is antibiotic treatments. While antibiotics are working to rid your body of harmful bacteria, they also kill the bacteria that keep yeast in check.
A few other things that could increase the likelihood of a yeast infection include: hormonal changes due to pregnancy or birth control, uncontrolled diabetes, and wearing tight clothing or swimwear that create warm, damp conditions where yeast thrive.
Will eating yogurt clear up my yeast infection?
Most likely not. While some yogurt does have live cultures or bacteria, it is a minimal amount. Probiotics with higher levels of live cultures may be helpful, but if you’re already experiencing symptoms of a yeast infection, it’s likely the bacteria levels aren’t enough to regain the optimal balance.
Are my symptoms really a yeast infection or could it be something else?
The truth is knowing why things are "off" down there isn't always easy. Many vaginal infections like bacterial vaginosis (BV) and STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea or trichomoniasis have similar or confusing symptoms. And, in order to get better, all need different treatment. We’ll ask the right questions to distinguish the cause of your symptoms. We can diagnosis and treat yeast infections, BV, and in some situations, certain STIs.