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Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is one of the most common conditions that many women experience; they simply do not understand what it is. Open discussion about BV should be encouraged as an effort to break this stigma and empower women with correct information about themselves. You can consult a doctor without having to physically go to a clinic owing to services such as Online Doctor Australia and Doctor on Phone Australia. Here's everything you need to know about BV and how to manage it. What is BV? BV occurs when the bad bacteria in the vagina grow over the good bacteria. Under normal circumstances, the good bacteria are kept in balance, but sometimes the bad bacteria outweigh the good bacteria, causing the following symptoms: Key Things to Know: BV is not an STI (sexually transmitted infection): Though sexual activity may cause BV by altering the bacteria that naturally reside within this mucous membrane, it is not contagious and a cause of poor hygiene. You are not alone: BV affect...

It is not easy for the disease, but new tools such as antivirals seem to be helping manage the virus much better. What was once an option exclusively for severe cases in hospitals has now come to constitute a larger part of treatments for mild COVID-19, guaranteeing quicker recovery and lower chances of complications. It is, however, confusing when and how to access these treatments. That is where Online Doctor Australia comes in providing the convenience of telehealth and a bulk-billed telehealth consultation for eligible appointments. This ensures affordable care. Antivirals: Attack COVID-19 Unlike antibiotics, which are designed to attack bacterial infections, antivirals aim to interfere with the ability of a virus to replicate inside your cells, reducing the severity and duration of the illness. At this point, there are two main types of antiviral medications approved for the  Treatment of COVID-19: Oral antivirals: These are administered orally and may be prescribed from mild ...

Well, getting stuck in a specialist office without any referral really is very frustrating and can delay your care. The good news? Telehealth services – such as those at Online Doctor Australia – provide quick access to a doctor even if there is no pre-existing referral. How Can Telehealth Help You Out in the Specialist's Office? Quick Access: Doctor on Phone Australia will allow you to access a registered doctor in less than 15 minutes via secure video consultation or phone call, thereby saving you long hours in treatment queues. Expert Assessment: Telehealth doctors can rapidly assess the situation and provide preliminary advice regarding the required treatment, even determine whether you would need referral to a specialist. Seamless Specialist Referral: Telehealth doctors can expedite an electronic referral directly to the specialist you intend to visit, saving you both time and hassle. Less Stress: You do not have to reschedule or wait for another appointment; telehealth ensur...