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Treatment for Thrush

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The hub.health medical team prescribes thrush treatments that are safe and well tolerated by most women with thrush, based on your individual needs.

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The most effective treatments for thrush are antifungal medications that can be taken orally, applied topically, or inserted intravaginally.

Over-the-counter thrush treatments can also be applied externally to relieve soreness and itchiness.

Oral medications

Antifungal tablets are the most effective treatment for vaginal thrush.

Oral medications work by killing the Candida fungus, which clears the infection and relieves the itching and burning symptoms of thrush. Antifungal tablets are usually taken for 7 to 14 days. In some cases, a combination of topical and oral treatments will often be prescribed for optimal results.

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Topical antifungal creams

Antifungal creams relieve the symptoms of thrush by killing the yeast that causes the infection. Most antifungal creams are prescribed for three or six days and applied intravaginally to the affected area once or twice daily.

Topical antifungal treatment usually starts to work within a few days. Sometimes, the infection may take up to two weeks to clear completely. It is important to finish the entire course of treatment, even if the symptoms go away, to ensure the infection is completely gone.

Side effects of treatments

Antifungal medications are typically very effective in treating vaginal thrush; however, they can also cause side effects. The most common side effects of oral antifungal medications include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea. Some people may also experience headaches, dizziness, or skin rash. The most common side effects of topical antifungal medications include stinging, burning, and irritation at the application site.

When prescribed a thrush treatment, your hub.health medical team will provide detailed information on potential side effects. It’s important to consult your clinician or pharmacist immediately if you experience ongoing or troublesome side effects related to any thrush treatment you have been prescribed.

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Can thrush be prevented?

Since the Candida albicans yeast thrives in a moist and warm environment, several simple hygiene practices can help to prevent vaginal thrush. These include:

  • Changing underwear daily
  • Washing underwear in hot water to kill the yeast
  • Avoiding wearing tight-fitting clothing and synthetic fabrics
  • Avoiding soaps as these can disrupt the vaginal microbiome
  • Limiting antibiotic use whenever possible
  • Removing damp and sweaty clothing as soon as possible
  • Keeping blood sugar levels under control
  • Wiping from front to back when going to the toilet

It’s time to look after your health

At hub.health, our medical team prescribes clinically proven thrush treatments based on the needs of each patient. Using our secure digital platform and online consultation service, treating thrush has never been easier. Get rid of the itch with effective thrush treatments prescribed by your hub.health medical team.

Thrush FAQs

What are the symptoms of thrush?

The most common vaginal thrush symptoms include:

  • Persistent discomfort, itchiness, or burning in the genital area
  • Tears in the skin surrounding the genitals
  • A thick, white, cottage-cheese like discharge
  • Swelling and/or redness around the vulva or vagina
  • Stinging or burning sensation when urinating or having sex
What causes thrush?

Thrush is caused by a yeast overgrowth that disrupts the vaginal microbiome. This can occur from increased stress levels, introducing new antibiotics to the body, hormonal changes during pregnancy or on your period, or another illness like diabetes.

What types of thrush do you treat?

The thrush treatment our medical team prescribe is specific to vaginal thrush.

What are the treatment options for vaginal thrush?

Vaginal thrush treatment options include 3 Day Cream, 6 Day Cream, 1 Tablet, or Combination. Your assigned clinician will ask which treatment option you prefer during your initial questionnaire

Can I speak with my assigned clinician at any time?

Of course! Our online platform enables ongoing support whenever you need it. To chat with your medical team, log into your profile, head to the ‘Products’ tab and select ‘Manage Treatment’. This is where you can message your clinician.

Our team is also available at [email protected] Drop us a line, anytime.

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