Bacterial vaginosis at a glance
Around 30% of women have experienced bacterial vaginosis at some point in their lives. It's completely normal, and we're here to help you treat and prevent it.
Who are your doctors?
What can I expect from the teleconsultation?
All doctors on our platform are local licensed doctors with years of experience in sexual and reproductive health. When you sign up for a teleconsultation, you will be provided with the name and license number of the doctor who will attend to you
The teleconsultation lasts up to 10 minutes. Our doctors will discuss your symptoms, and if appropriate, prescribe your treatment. You’ll also have the chance to ask about your condition, the treatments available, and get advice on how to prevent yeast infections from occurring again in the future.
What happens if bacterial vaginosis is left untreated?
Can I claim the teleconsultation under my insurance plan?
Bacterial vaginosis can get in the way of healthy sex life. They can make sex uncomfortable or even painful. Untreated infections can also increase the risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia or gonorrhea and the development of pelvic inflammatory disease, which can cause difficulty in having children.
Major insurance companies may provide plans that cover medical consultations through video call. Please check with your insurance provider if your plan covers this. We will provide you with any documentation you need for you to make your claim.