Yeast Infection Treatment
Up to 75% of women will have a vaginal yeast infection at least once in their lifetime — and nearly half will have two or more.
It's caused by an overgrowth of natural yeast in the vagina and is very treatable.
Herexa's OB-GYNs can prescribe the right antifungal treatment when medically appropriate, without a waiting-room visit.
A yeast infection can cause burning, itching, and redness in your vulva and changes to your vaginal discharge.
It isn’t a sexually transmitted infection (STI).
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Medications are prescribed by a licensed physician and dispensed by a licensed pharmacy. Packaging and brand may vary. A board‑certified OB‑GYN will review your answers before any prescription is issued.
What Is a Vaginal Yeast Infection?
Yeast called Candida naturally lives in the vagina at low levels. When something upsets that balance — like
antibiotics, hormonal changes, or high blood sugar — it can overgrow and cause symptoms. A yeast infection is not an STI
Common Symptoms of Yeast infection
- Intense vaginal and vulvar itching or burning
- Thick, white, cottage cheese-like discharge (usually odorless)
- Redness or swelling of the vulva
- Small cracks or soreness in the skin around the vagina
- Burning or pain when you pee or have sex
Note: Symptoms can look and feel similar to BV or other infections — physician review helps ensure you get the right treatment.
How Herexa Health Works
Discreet, physician-led telehealth care from home — no waiting rooms, video calls, or appointments needed.
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Board-certified OB-GYN review
A board-certified OB-GYN reviews your chart within 5 hours. If appropriate, your prescription is sent same-day to your local pharmacy.
*Prescriptions are provided at the sole clinical discretion of your evaluating physician only when medically indicated and safe. Consultation fees cover the medical evaluation and do not guarantee a prescription. Medication costs are paid directly to your selected pharmacy.
Why Choose Herexa Health?
Our board-certified clinicians provide evidence-based care tailored to your unique health needs.
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Get high-quality treatment protocols that follow clinical guidelines.
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When to Seek In-Person Care
While Herexa Health covers most common cases, certain symptoms require a physical examination to ensure your safety and long-term health.
Symptoms that keep returning
If you have had 4 or more yeast infections in one year (recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis), you need in-person evaluation, culture confirmation, and possible long-term antifungal suppression therapy.
You're pregnant
Topical treatments are safe, but oral fluconazole should be avoided in the first trimester
Severe redness, swelling, or skin cracking
These symptoms may indicate a more serious condition and should be evaluated in person.

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