Yeast Medication Today

Yes. While your consultation fee covers the doctor’s assessment, you’ll need to pay for your prescribed medication when you pick it up from your pharmacy. You can use your insurance or pay out-of-pocket, depending on your preference and coverage.

We regularly hear from patients who, after waiting over 12 hours with the “big companies,” come to us in desperation. A quick glance at their reviews reveals 25% of their recent ratings are one-star ratings. These are individuals who needed urgent help and received anything but.

When facing a yeast infection, every second counts. You can be one of the 3,000 customers some conglomerate handles daily, or you can be genuinely cared for by experts who follow your case from start to finish.

I’ll be real with you—20 patients a day is a good day for Shameless Care. We will notice when you order, we will smile, we will assign it to a doctor immediately, and if you need help, we will respond within minutes.

Don’t risk it. Choose Shameless Care.

Yes, absolutely—many vaginal and vulvar conditions can look or feel like a yeast infection. Bacterial vaginosis (BV) can cause discharge and odor without much itching, while STIs like trichomoniasis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea can cause discharge, irritation, or burning. Irritation from soaps, wipes, detergents, tight clothing, or new products can cause redness and itching that feels like yeast but isn’t an infection at all, and hormone changes (like pregnancy, birth control, or menopause) can also change discharge and comfort levels. If this is your first time with symptoms, they’re severe, keep coming back, or don’t get better with treatment, it’s important to get tested instead of assuming it’s “just another yeast infection.”