Question 1

How do I treat a Yeast Infection?

Accepted Answer

Please note that antibiotics are NOT an appropriate treatment for Yeast Infection (Candida overgrowth)./nPatients are more likely to resolve their symptoms quickly, spend less money and experience less discomfort by checking in with a healthcare professional as soon as Yeast Infection symptoms first appear. While there is no "single" treatment that works best for everyone, a medical provider will recommend Antifungals, such as Fluconazole (Diflucan), which clears the infection after a few days of treatment./nAdditionally, there are several over-the-counter Yeast Infection treatments known to help restore vaginal balance. In certain circumstances, Boric Acid Suppositories can help your body recover without the use of prescription medication.

Question 2

Are creams or pills better for a Yeast Infection?

Accepted Answer

Creams and pills are generally equally effective, but the best choice for you varies from person to person. Antifungal creams like Monistat are often available over-the-counter at the drugstore, but they often require several days of application and can be messy to use. The most common prescription yeast infection medication is Fluconazole which is a fast-acting tablet, taken over one or two days. It's easy, and the generic version is less expensive than many OTC creams, making it a popular treatment option.

Question 3

How long do Yeast Infection meds take to work?

Accepted Answer

For mild, uncomplicated yeast infections, you should see an improvement of symptoms 1-3 days after a single dose of Fluconazole. In general, most yeast infections will be completely cleared 7 days after treatment. If you continue to experience symptoms, or if you have recurrent yeast infections, talk to your medical provider so they can get you on the appropriate treatment regimen.

Question 4

Can I pay for Wisp with FSA & HSA?

Accepted Answer

Yes! At checkout you will be able to enter a Credit Card and your FSA or HSA card.

Question 5

What information do I need to provide after placing my order?

Accepted Answer

Patients need to provide the following so our providers can verify that treatments will be safe and effective:/nA current/ valid form of ID/nHeight and weight/nA list of current medications/nA list of any drug allergies/nA list of current diagnoses or conditions for taking prescriptive medications/nFor hormonal treatments, patients may need to provide:/nBlood pressure readings taken within the last year (required for combination birth control pills)/nThe date of your last menstrual period/n_Disclaimer: Additional lab and/or diagnostics (like photos) may be required based on treatment request_

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