Thrush treatment, sorted quickly and discreetly
Vaginal thrush is common and usually straightforward to treat. Complete a short online consultation and our clinical team will advise on suitable treatment, with fast, discreet delivery.
- Free online consultation with our UK-registered clinical team
- Suitable treatment for typical, recurring thrush symptoms
- Discreet packaging and quick delivery
Common symptoms we can help with
- Itching or soreness around the vagina and vulva
- A thick, white vaginal discharge (often described as looking like cottage cheese) with little or no odour
- Stinging or discomfort during sex or when passing urine
- Redness or swelling around the vaginal area
- Symptoms you recognise from a previous, confirmed episode of thrush
How it works
Answer a few quick questions
Tell us about your symptoms and medical history in a short online consultation.
Reviewed by a UK clinician
A GPhC-registered pharmacist checks your answers and, if appropriate, issues a prescription.
Delivered to your door
Your treatment is dispensed and posted out in discreet, plain packaging.
When to seek medical help
If this is your first time with these symptoms, if you're pregnant, or if you get thrush frequently (four or more times a year), please see your GP rather than treating it online, as these situations need an in-person assessment to confirm the diagnosis and rule out other causes. Contact your GP promptly if you have unusual vaginal bleeding, sores, ulcers, or blisters, discharge with an unpleasant smell, pelvic pain, or symptoms that don't improve after treatment. Seek urgent medical attention for severe pelvic pain, fever, or if you feel generally unwell alongside your symptoms, as these can indicate a different or more serious infection needing prompt assessment.
FAQs
If you've never had these symptoms diagnosed before, please see your GP first. A first episode should be confirmed in person rather than treated online.
No. If you're pregnant, please see your GP for assessment and treatment, as some options aren't suitable during pregnancy.
If you have thrush four or more times a year, this needs a GP assessment to check for an underlying cause, rather than repeated online treatment.
Our clinical team will advise on suitable treatment options after reviewing your consultation, based on your symptoms and history.
Thrush isn't classed as a sexually transmitted infection, but it can occasionally affect partners. Let us know if your partner has symptoms too.
Many people notice improvement within a few days of appropriate treatment, though this can vary. Contact us or your GP if symptoms haven't improved as expected.
If your symptoms are different from a previous confirmed episode, or you're unsure, it's best to see your GP for an accurate diagnosis before starting treatment.
Fast, discreet relief
If you recognise the symptoms of thrush, start your free online consultation now for quick, confidential advice and treatment.
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