A change in vaginal odor or discharge can be uncomfortable to bring up. You can speak privately with a doctor about the cause and treatment for bacterial vaginosis in Georgia or Alabama.
For patients in Georgia and Alabama. Your clinician determines whether online care is appropriate.
Could this be BV?
BV can cause thin discharge and a fishy odor. Yeast infections and sexually transmitted infections can cause similar symptoms and need different treatment. Tell your doctor what changed and whether this has happened before.
How BV is diagnosed and treated
Your doctor reviews your symptoms and may recommend a vaginal swab or an examination. Symptomatic BV is usually treated with a prescription antibiotic. Tell the doctor if you are pregnant, if symptoms returned after treatment, or if a previous medicine caused side effects.
What to bring to your visit
Have the names of recent treatments, your preferred pharmacy and any recent test results handy. Fever or significant pelvic pain warrants prompt in-person care. For itching or irritation, you can also read about vaginal yeast infection treatment.
KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK
Clear options for paying for care.
Medical member visit$59
Per visit with an active eligible membership.
Self-pay medical visit$79
Per visit, without insurance.
Using insuranceFrom $9
Eligible medical visits start at $9 with accepted insurance. Review your visit price before payment. Tests and medication may cost extra.
Insurance acceptance depends on your plan and service. Weight-loss care is self-pay and excluded from insurance. Membership is optional and is not insurance. Medication is billed separately.
