Yeast infection treatment

Treat yeast infections fast & discreetly

Vaginal itching, burning, or discomfort? You might have a yeast infection. Consult with a Hey Jane provider from your phone and get treatment sent to your pharmacy for quick relief.

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Safe, FDA-approved treatment options

Consult with a provider in 1 business day

Affordable care

Insurance optional

Fast, local pharmacy pickup or delivery

How it works

1

Complete our online intake form 24/7

Answer questions about your current symptoms, medical history, and any additional considerations.

2

Consult with a provider from home

Your Hey Jane provider will review your chart to assess your symptoms and help diagnose the infection. They'll reach out to you in the patient portal with any questions.

3

Get treatment ASAP

If you need a prescription, it will be sent to be filled at your local pharmacy of choice for pickup. We offer delivery in some cases as well.

4

Take treatment with our support

We’re here to help. You can talk with a provider about your treatment via chat, or a quick phone or video call at any point.

1

Complete our online intake form 24/7

Answer questions about your current symptoms, medical history, and any additional considerations.

2

Consult with a provider from home

Your Hey Jane provider will review your chart to assess your symptoms and help diagnose the infection. They'll reach out to you in the patient portal with any questions.

3

Get treatment ASAP

If you need a prescription, it will be sent to be filled at your local pharmacy of choice for pickup. We offer delivery in some cases as well.

4

Take treatment with our support

We’re here to help. You can talk with a provider about your treatment via chat, or a quick phone or video call at any point.

You are eligible if you are:

At least 18 years old

In AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, HI, IL, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OR, RI, VT, VA, or WA (residency not required)

Medically eligible

Hey Jane cares for all people, including all gender identities. We also accept patients regardless of immigration status.

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Hey Jane cares for all people, including all gender identities. We also accept patients regardless of immigration status.

Pay as little as $0 with insurance

Hey Jane accepts select private insurance and Illinois Medicaid plans depending on the service received. Not using insurance? Hey Jane offers income-based pricing and payment plans to make care more affordable.

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What is a yeast infection?

Yeast infections are a type of fungal infection that can affect the vagina and vulva. They're caused by an overgrowth of a type of fungus called Candida, which is normally present in the body in small amounts.

If you think you might have a yeast infection, don't worry—they're actually pretty common, and they're usually easy to treat. Have chronic yeast infections? Our providers understand how frustrating that might be and can help with those too!

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Yeast infection symptoms can vary from patient to patient, but typically include:

  • Discomfort and itchiness around the vaginal opening
  • Thick, white, cottage cheese-like vaginal discharge
  • Painful urination
  • Painful vaginal sex

How can I get rid of a yeast infection fast?

Yeast infections are best treated with a prescribed oral antifungal tablet, usually called fluconazole, or an over the counter, short-term course of vaginal cream or suppositories, which are small cone-shaped medications that are inserted directly into the vagina. With oral treatment, you will generally notice an improvement in 24 hours and see total relief in 3 to 7 days.

The most commonly prescribed medications for yeast infections are:

  • Fluconazole (Diflucan), an antifungal pill taken orally
  • Butoconazole (Gynazole), an antifungal cream applied to the infected area

After you fill out our intake form on your phone or computer, your Hey Jane provider will evaluate the whole picture. They’ll connect the dots between different factors to diagnose your yeast infection and provide a range of treatment options that address both your lifestyle and medical needs. This includes discussing your history of prior infections, your current symptoms, and what has or hasn’t worked for you in the past.

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Frequently asked questions

How will my Hey Jane provider know what infection I have?

We’ll ask you questions to evaluate the most likely cause of your symptoms. Based on your answers and your medical history, our team of experienced providers work together to get you feeling better! We are always just a message away.

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Can Hey Jane help me get tested for STIs and other infections?

At this time, we do not offer testing for STIs. If you think you have been exposed, or need testing, we can help direct you where to go.

Read our STI testing guide

How much does Hey Jane's infection consultation cost?

We accept select insurance plans and offer cash-pay patients an income-based sliding scale pricing for our vaginal infection consultations. You may also be able to pay for your consultation with your HSA or FSA if you’d like.

Your payment covers your provider’s time and unlimited messaging with the Hey Jane team for the duration of your treatment. We will send your prescription to your local pharmacy of choice for fast, easy pickup. In some cases, we can send your medication directly to you.

You will pay the pharmacy directly for the cost of medication. Costs can vary depending on what specific treatment is prescribed and whether or not you use insurance. In many cases, medication can be as low as $0 with insurance. If you don’t have insurance or are worried about costs, let your provider know so that they can advise on affordable options.

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Does Hey Jane ship my yeast infection treatment directly to me?

At this time, Hey Jane only facilitates delivery for yeast infection treatment to patients not using insurance.

If using insurance, your provider will send your prescription to your preferred local pharmacy to be filled ASAP. Some pharmacies have their own delivery services, so we recommend giving yours a call if you’re curious!

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What causes yeast infections?

When too much yeast grows on your skin or other areas, it can cause an infection, also called candidiasis. Anyone can get a yeast infection, and it’s more likely to happen if you:

  • Have had a yeast infection before
  • Are sexually active
  • Use spermicides or diaphragms
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How common are yeast infections?

Super common! In fact yeast infections are one of the most common causes of vaginal/vulvar itching and discharge.

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Are there natural remedies for yeast infections?

Yes, there are. Some people find that boric acid suppositories can help balance the pH of their vaginas, and make it harder for yeast to grow. Some studies also suggest that probiotics can help with yeast, while others say not so much. Probiotics do not hurt though!

Sometimes your body will even treat yeast on its own, but the fastest way to get rid of a yeast infection is with antifungal medication.

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What's the difference between BV and a yeast infection?

BV is caused by an imbalance of naturally occurring bacteria while yeast infections are caused by an overgrowth of yeast in the vagina. These two infections often get confused for one another, and can even occur at the same time.

Comparison of yeast infection and BV symptoms

Symptom Yeast infection Bacterial vaginosis (BV)
Discomfort and itchiness around the vaginal opening
Thick, white, cottage cheese-like vaginal discharge
Thin, white, or gray vaginal discharge
Unusual vaginal odor
Painful urination
Painful vaginal sex
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Learn more about BV vs. yeast infections

What causes recurring yeast infections multiple times a year?

Recurring yeast infections can be tricky! Some medications and frequent intercourse can increase the risk for developing a yeast infection, but it can also be related to genetics. ‍

To prevent future yeast infections, here are some tips:

  • Wear loose, cotton underwear that is breathable.
  • Try taking boric acid suppositories to help maintain a healthy pH balance in and around your vagina which can make it harder for yeast to grow. We recommend Love Wellness or Boric Life
  • Refrain from using scented products in or on your genitals.
  • Remove and replace clothing that gets wet with dry if possible—yeast loves warm and damp!
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Does hormonal birth control cause yeast infections?

While using birth control doesn’t necessarily cause yeast infections, it can increase your risk of developing one.

If you’re someone who gets yeast infections frequently, using IUDs, diaphragms, sponges, and birth control that contains estrogen can increase your chances of developing a yeast infection. If you experience yeast infections often and are looking to find the right birth control for you, we’d be happy to talk more about your options!

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What days/hours does Hey Jane operate?

If you are an existing patient:

• You can message your care team from 10am-8pm EST / 7am-5pm PST daily.

• Medication abortion patients only: You can call our 24/7 nursing line using the phone number listed on page 2 of your treatment guide.

If you are a new patient:

• Our team will typically review your intake form in 1 business day.

• If you sign up for care over the weekend, we will do our best to review your intake form the following business day so that you can quickly get the care you need.

What are abortion pills?

Abortion medication (also called the abortion pill) is a safe and effective way to end an early pregnancy. It was approved by the FDA in 2000 and is now approved to end pregnancies up to 10 weeks. Today, 63% of abortions in the US are done with medications. The simple treatment involves taking two medicines over a couple days.

The first medicine you take is mifepristone, which blocks the pregnancy hormone (progesterone) and stops the pregnancy from growing. Then, 24-48 hours later you take a second medicine, called misoprostol. Misoprostol causes cramping and bleeding to empty the uterus. You can expect bleeding like a heavy period. Taken together, these two pills work up to 98 out of 100 times to end an early pregnancy. No sedation or general anesthesia needed, though Hey Jane providers ibuprofen or acetaminophen in your shipment to help manage pain due to cramping.

Am I eligible?

Is Hey Jane legit?

Yes! Hey Jane is one of the first clinics to offer safe, effective and completely legal abortion care through telemedicine. We have served over 140,000 satisfied patients since launching in January 2021. Check out real feedback from past patients.

You can also rest assured knowing that we are a member of the National Abortion Federation, and are certified by LegitScript, the leading verification system for online prescriptions. We've even been covered by major news outlets, including New York Times, Forbes, Tech Crunch, USA Today, and Parents.

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How can I contact Hey Jane?

Are you a Hey Jane patient?

Message us directly through your patient portal or call our 24/7 nursing line listed on page 2 of your abortion treatment guide.

If you are not a Hey Jane patient:

Email us: info@heyjane.co

Text us: (877) 652-4122

Press inquiries: press@heyjane.co

Interested in joining our team? See our open roles or email hiring@heyjane.co

Does Hey Jane accept Medicaid?

Yes, we currently accept all Illinois Medicaid plans for medication abortion care provided to Illinois Medicaid members located within Illinois at the time of service. We are actively working on expanding our Medicaid coverage to more states.

Illinois Medicaid plans accepted include, but are not limited to, Blue Cross Community Health Plans, Meridian Health Plan, Molina Healthcare of Illinois, CountyCare Health Plan, and Allwell from Managed Health Services.

If patients without coverage need financial assistance in addition to our income-based sliding scale pricing, we partner with abortion funds to cover the cost of treatment, travel, and/or accommodations.

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