All You Needed to Know about Birth Control in Singapore
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Common women health issues faced in Singapore
Doctor Anywhere provides online consultations and services for a wide range of women's and sexual health concerns. We can help with:
- Urinary tract infections (UTI)
- Yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis
- Painful periods such as endometriosis
- Worries around sexually transmitted infections
- Birth control and contraceptions
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From managing period pains to finding the right type of birth control, talking about women’s sexual health shouldn’t be taboo. Understanding the ins and outs of our own body empowers us to stay in control of our overall health. Reach out to your preferred doctor online.
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How to Deal with Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are more common than you think. Adult women are 30 times more likely than men to contract a UTI and almost half of them are likely to experience an episode of UTI once in their lives.
- Yeast infection is caused by an overgrowth of yeast in one’s vagina area
- Antifungal pessary or oral medication can help to treat a yeast infection in Singapore
- It’s best to avoid sexual intercourse when you have a yeast infection
What is Yeast Infection?
If you notice that itching in your genitalia area or a change in colour of your discharge, you may have yeast infection. It’s nothing to worry about — yeast infection affects about 75% of women in Singapore at least once in their lifetime.
- Yeast infection is caused by an overgrowth of yeast in one’s vagina area
- Antifungal pessary or oral medication can help to treat a yeast infection in Singapore
- It’s best to avoid sexual intercourse when you have a yeast infection
Is my period normal?
While period pain is part of a menstrual cycle, there may be months where it feels more painful than others. Managing period pains is never fun, especially when we have to handle all our other commitments at the same time.
- Exercise can help alleviate some of your period pains
- PMS is real and it’s caused by the changes in hormones during a menstrual cycle
- Having severe period cramps isn’t normal and could be a symptom of endometriosis. See a doctor to be sure.
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Frequently asked questions
Our doctors can prescribe both monthly birth control and emergency contraceptives. Simply let the doctor know what you require during your consultation as well as if you have been on contraceptives before.
Yes! You can select the doctor you want to see on the app. When you are booking your consultation, you can scroll through the doctors available for teleconsultation and make an appointment directly with them.
Your privacy is of utmost importance to us. Whatever you share will be kept confidential between you and your doctor.
We have various types of medications, depending on the health condition you’re facing. The doctor will assess your suitability and health status during the call and determine the best medication to prescribe you.
Most major insurance companies cover doctor’s consultation over video-call. It’s best to check your insurance plan to be sure that the consultation and medication dispensed can be claimed under your coverage.
