Thrush Treatment for Women

Get female thrush treatment online, with prescribed treatment and free delivery.

Prices from £9.50

One of our doctors will review your order and prescribe a treatment if suitable. How to Order

If you have symptoms of thrush, our service allows you to get the treatment you need quickly and with free delivery.

You can find more about the thrush treatment we offer for women further down this page. You can also choose to make an online account, where you can message one of our doctors for free.

Why choose us?

  1. Quick, easy to use service from the comfort of your own home
  2. One of our doctors will review your details to make sure the treatment is right
  3. Collect your treatment from your local Asda pharmacy or have it delivered to your door
  4. Free aftercare is included with your online account

Vaginal thrush

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What causes thrush?

Thrush is caused by a fungus and is known as a yeast infection. The fungus that causes thrush is called candida albicans. This can live on the skin and usually does not cause any problems, until it begins to multiply too often. Many women get recurrent thrush, which is more than 4 times in a year. Each year around 138 million women worldwide get recurrent thrush. It is more common in women than men.

The cause of thrush is an overgrowth of fungus, but there are certain risk factors that can make this more likely to happen. Being pregnant increases your chances of developing thrush.

Other risk factors include:

  • having damaged or irritated skin
  • using perfumed shampoos, soaps or body wash
  • taking antibiotics
  • having poorly controlled diabetes
  • taking HRT (hormone replacement therapy)
  • having a weakened immune system, such as those with HIV

Symptoms of thrush

For women with thrush, the main symptoms include:

  • itching or irritation inside and around the vagina
  • stinging and soreness when you pee, and during sex
  • discharge from the vagina which is white in colour and has no smell

If you have thrush on other parts of your body, you may have an itchy, red, or painful rash. The rash may look scaly with yellow or white discharge. It is harder to tell on darker skin. Some women may not get any symptoms at all when they have thrush.

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Medically reviewed by:
Dr Kathryn Basford

Dr Kathryn Basford is a qualified GP who works as a GP in London, as well as with ZAVA. She graduated from the University of Manchester and completed her GP training through Whipps Cross Hospital in London.

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Article created: 01 Sep 2021

Last reviewed: 01 Sep 2021

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