Vaginitis & Infection Checks
Recurring symptoms deserve a closer look.
Itching, burning, odor and discharge can have different causes. An evaluation can help distinguish an infection from irritation or other changes, instead of assuming every episode needs the same treatment.
Do you have healthy bacteria in your microbiome?
Itching, burning, odor, and changes in discharge can have different causes. At Quick Gyno, we look beyond the symptoms—especially when vaginitis keeps coming back. An evaluation may include checking the balance of healthy vaginal bacteria, such as lactobacilli, alongside testing for infection. This helps us understand what may be contributing to your symptoms and guide treatment, rather than assuming every episode needs the same approach.
Your Questions Deserve the Time
Discuss what’s on your mind:
Unusual discharge or odor
Vaginal itching, burning or irritation
Symptoms that return after treatment
Questions about BV, yeast or vaginal health
And any other gynecologic questions or concerns you’d like to discuss
Transparent Pricing
self-pay medical visit
All medical visits are $250 if you are Self-Pay, out-of-network or don’t have insurance. (ThermiVa not included).
$250
In-Network
We are currently in-network with Aetna and expanding our insurance partnerships.
Vaginal Symptoms
Itching or Irritation
Causes: This may be due to yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), allergies to products (such as soaps or detergents), or hormonal changes.
Discharge Changes
Causes: Variations in vaginal discharge, such as increased volume, color changes (e.g., yellow, green, or gray), or changes in consistency, can be linked to infections (e.g., yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, STIs) or hormonal fluctuations.
Unpleasant Odor
Causes: A strong or unusual odor may indicate an infection, particularly bacterial vaginosis or an STI. Hormonal changes or retained foreign objects (like tampons) can also contribute.
Pain or Discomfort
Causes: Pain during intercourse (dyspareunia) or general vaginal discomfort can stem from infections, hormonal imbalances, dryness, or conditions like vulvodynia or endometriosis.
Swelling or Redness
Causes: Inflammation or swelling of the vaginal area can result from infections, allergic reactions, or irritants.
Burning Sensation
Causes: A burning feeling during urination or intercourse can be related to infections, irritation from products, or urinary tract infections (UTIs).
Your Questions, Answered
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We know some gynecology concerns can’t wait weeks for an appointment. That’s why we do our best to leave room in our schedule for urgent GYN needs. Same-day appointments may be available—give us a call and we’ll try our best to get you in today.
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Symptoms can overlap. Call us and we can help recommend next steps.
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There can be several reasons why BV or yeast infections keep coming back, and we know how frustrating that cycle can be. Sometimes, repeatedly treating the infection only addresses what’s happening right now—without looking at why it keeps returning.
One important piece we look at is the health and balance of your vaginal microbiome, including the protective bacteria that help keep yeast and other organisms in check. We also consider other factors that may be contributing to your symptoms.
If you keep dealing with BV, yeast infections, or going back and forth between the two, come in and let’s take a closer look at what may be causing the problem—not just treat the next episode.