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Vaginal Dryness Treatment Online.

Online Access with discreet and efficient solutions for your healthcare needs.

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$50 per prescription

Struggling with a UTI? SymplyV provides the fast and efficient care you deserve. Select your treatment, our licensed practitioners will carefully review your request, and your prescription will be ready at your chosen pharmacy in 24 hours or less.

We accept all major credit cards, HSA, and FSA to make healthcare more affordable.
Simplified care, when you need it most.

How It Works

1

Explore Care Options

Answer a short, secure questionnaire about your symptoms. Choose your preferred medication.

2

Our Provider Reviews

A licensed professional will evaluate your case and create a treatment plan.

3

Pick Up Within 24 Hours

Your prescription is sent to your pharmacy,  based on your pharmacy’s availability.

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Understanding Vaginal Dryness

Vaginal dryness (also called vaginal atrophy or genitourinary syndrome of menopause) occurs when vaginal tissues become thin, dry, and irritated. This condition commonly develops when estrogen levels decrease in the body.

Primary Causes:

  • Hormonal changes during menopause

  • Postpartum period and breastfeeding

  • Surgical removal of ovaries

  • Certain medications

  • Cancer treatments

  • Autoimmune disorders

Additional Contributing Factors:

  • Insufficient arousal during intimate activity

  • Certain medications, particularly antihistamines and decongestants

  • Smoking, which affects blood circulation

  • Excessive washing or use of irritating hygiene products

  • High-stress levels

  • Some skin conditions

BV Symptoms

Vaginal Dryness Symptoms

  • Burning or stinging sensation

  • Vaginal itching

  • General discomfort

  • Pain during intimate activities

  • Discomfort during urination

  • Light bleeding during intimacy

  • Recurring urinary tract infections

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