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Trichomoniasis Treatment Online

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Need trichomoniasis treatment online? An adult with a positive trichomoniasis test, symptoms, or a recent exposure can request a confidential consultation through Doctor Alexa. A licensed clinician reviews testing needs, treatment eligibility, and partner-related follow-up before recommending next steps.

  • Private online consultation
  • No insurance required
  • Prescription considered after medical review
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Private online care

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SIMPLE 3-STEP PROCESS

How Online Care Works

Review symptoms, exposure, and test results privately to understand the right next step.

01

Tell Us About Your Symptoms

Tell Us About Your Symptoms

Share any positive test results, symptoms, exposure timing, pregnancy status, allergies, medications, and previous treatment.

02

Get Evaluated Online

Get Evaluated Online

A clinician considers whether testing or treatment is indicated. Symptoms alone cannot reliably diagnose trichomoniasis, and some patients need an in-person evaluation.

03

Pick Up Your Prescription

Pick Up Your Prescription

When medically appropriate, a prescription may be sent to your pharmacy. Ask about partner treatment, avoiding sex until treatment is complete, and follow-up testing.

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AT A GLANCE

Four Things to Know About Trichomoniasis

Quick facts on treatment, testing, and follow-up. Read the detailed guide below.

SYMPTOMS

Symptoms & Testing

Trichomoniasis may cause discharge, itching, irritation, or painful urination, but many infections cause no symptoms. Testing helps confirm the cause.

MEDICATION & TREATMENT

Partner Treatment & Reinfection

Trichomoniasis can pass between partners, including without symptoms. Current partners generally need treatment to reduce reinfection risk.

TESTING & CARE

When In-Person Care May Be Needed

Severe or persistent symptoms, uncertain diagnosis, or prior treatment failure may require testing or examination in person.

FOLLOW-UP

After Treatment

Partners should be treated to prevent passing the infection back and forth. Avoid sex until all partners have completed treatment as advised.

YOUR TREATMENT GUIDE

Trichomoniasis Treatment: What You Need to Know

Clear answers about symptoms, testing, prescription treatment, and next steps.

01 · SYMPTOMS

Symptoms & Testing

Trich can cause discharge, itching, irritation, genital discomfort, or burning with urination, but many infections cause no symptoms at all. Symptoms can also overlap with bacterial vaginosis (BV) and other vaginal infections.

02 · TREATMENT

Partner Treatment & Reinfection

Trichomoniasis can pass between sexual partners, including when someone has no symptoms. Current partners should also be treated to reduce the chance of reinfection. Avoid sex until treatment is complete for everyone involved and symptoms have resolved.

03 · TESTING & CARE

When In-Person Care May Be Needed

Testing or an in-person examination may be recommended when the diagnosis is unclear, symptoms are severe or persistent, treatment has already failed, or another condition may be causing the symptoms.

04 · FOLLOW-UP

After Treatment

Sex partners should also receive treatment to reduce the risk of passing the infection back and forth. Avoid sex until you and your partner or partners have completed treatment and symptoms have resolved.

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AFFORDABLE ONLINE CARE

Simple, Transparent Online Care Pricing

Start with a one-time consultation, or choose a membership for ongoing care. Select your payment option during checkout.

FOR ONGOING CARE

Quarterly Membership

$69.99

Billed every 3 months · about $23.33/month equivalent

  • Unlimited consultations
  • Prescription refill requests
  • 24/7 support

Annual membership also available for $225/year during checkout.

Choose your payment option during checkout. Quarterly and annual memberships renew automatically until canceled. You can cancel according to the membership terms. Prescriptions are subject to provider approval. Medication, laboratory testing, and in-person treatment costs may be separate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get trichomoniasis treatment online?

Yes. A licensed healthcare provider can review your symptoms, exposure, medical history, and available test results online. Testing may still be recommended before treatment in some situations.

What is the recommended treatment for trichomoniasis?

Trichomoniasis is usually treated with oral metronidazole. CDC guidance recommends metronidazole 500 mg twice daily for 7 days for women and a single 2-gram oral dose for men. Tinidazole is an alternative in some cases.

What is the treatment for trichomoniasis in men?

For men, CDC guidance recommends metronidazole 2 grams by mouth as a single dose. Tinidazole 2 grams as a single dose is an alternative. Persistent or recurrent infection may require a different treatment plan.

Can I get antibiotics for trich online?

Yes. Prescription treatment for trichomoniasis can be provided after an online medical evaluation when appropriate. Trich is most commonly treated with oral metronidazole, although testing or an in-person evaluation may sometimes be recommended.

Can metronidazole treat both BV and trichomoniasis?

Yes. Metronidazole is used to treat both bacterial vaginosis and trichomoniasis, but the treatment regimens are not always the same. Vaginal metronidazole gel may be used for BV but is not recommended for treating trichomoniasis.

What is the treatment for BV and trich?

BV and trich can cause similar symptoms, but they are different conditions. Both may be treated with certain metronidazole regimens, so testing can help determine whether you have BV, trichomoniasis, or another cause of vaginal symptoms.

How can I tell whether I have BV or trich?

Symptoms alone usually cannot reliably tell the difference. BV often causes thin discharge and a fish-like odor, while trich can cause discharge, irritation, burning, or discomfort with urination or sex. Testing may be needed to confirm the cause.

Is there a natural way to cure trichomoniasis?

No natural or over-the-counter remedy has been proven to cure trichomoniasis. Recommended treatment uses prescription oral medication such as metronidazole or tinidazole. Supplements, douching, and home remedies should not be relied on to clear the infection.

Can I treat trichomoniasis with over-the-counter medicine?

No. There is no recommended over-the-counter medicine that cures trichomoniasis. Effective treatment requires prescription oral medication.

Can metronidazole vaginal gel cure trich?

No. Metronidazole vaginal gel is not recommended for trichomoniasis because it is less effective than oral treatment and does not reach adequate medication levels in all areas where the infection may be present.

Does my partner need treatment for trichomoniasis?

Yes. Current sex partners should also receive treatment to reduce the chance of reinfection. Avoid sex until treatment has been completed by both partners and symptoms have resolved.

Can trichomoniasis come back after treatment?

Yes. Reinfection is common, especially when a sex partner has not been treated. Persistent infection can also occur after incomplete treatment or, less commonly, because of medication resistance.

Do I need another trich test after treatment?

Sexually active women are generally advised to be retested about 3 months after treatment because reinfection is common. Testing may also be recommended sooner for persistent symptoms, although certain molecular tests should not be performed too soon after treatment.

How much does online trichomoniasis treatment cost?

The total cost can include the online consultation, testing when needed, and prescription medication. Pharmacy and testing costs vary, so check the current Doctor Alexa consultation price and any separate laboratory or medication charges.

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Connect with a licensed healthcare provider from the privacy of your home and find out whether online treatment for Trichomoniasis is appropriate for you.

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