Category: Women’s Health

Same-Day Online Treatment for Yeast Infections

Yeast infections are some of the most common infections among humans. Because yeast infection symptoms may include itchiness and irritation, you may feel uncomfortable around others, including waiting at an in-person medical facility to be examined and get treated. Thanks to telemedicine, you can get yeast infection treatment online through Care on Location. What Is […]

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Online UTI Treatment

Urinary Tract Infection, or UTI, is a common infectious disease affecting millions of people every year. While it affects people of all ages and genders, women are at higher risk of getting a UTI than men. Research shows that roughly 50 to 60% of women develop UTIs in their lifetime, and 20–50% experience at least […]

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What is Endometriosis?

Many people have heard about endometriosis but don’t necessarily know what it is. So let’s start there. It’s a disease where tissue (similar to the lining of the uterus) grows outside the uterus.

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Cervical Cancer and Pelvic Floors: The Link Anyone with a Cervix Needs to Understand

We get to observe many special days in January, but don’t forget that the whole month recognizes one important cause: cervical cancer awareness. Every January, we spread awareness in the US for this preventable disease (with vaccination and screenings!) to reduce the number of people with cervixes who are diagnosed with invasive cervical cancer each […]

Telehealth: Tackling Urinary Tract Infections Remotely

Urinary tract infections are incredibly common. In fact, over 20% of all women will experience the effects of a UTI at some point in their lives. Unfortunately, the symptoms of a UTI range in severity from mildly annoying to incredibly serious. The upside? Once signs and symptoms start to pop out, diagnosis (and treatment) is […]

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