Vaginal discomfort, discharge, or itching is more common than most people realise — and very treatable. Dr. Anam provides discreet, judgment-free care.
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Many women delay seeking help for vaginal symptoms due to embarrassment. Dr. Anam creates a safe, private space where you can speak openly. Early treatment prevents complications and protects your long-term health.
Recurrent vaginal infections often have underlying causes — hormonal changes, antibiotic overuse, or an imbalanced microbiome. Dr. Anam investigates the root cause and builds a long-term management plan.
The most common vaginal infection — caused by bacterial imbalance. Treated with targeted antibiotics and microbiome restoration.
Candidal infections causing itching and discharge. Effective antifungal treatment and prevention protocols available.
A common STI causing frothy discharge and discomfort. Easily treated with a short antibiotic course.
Inflammation of the cervix, often caused by infection. Requires accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment.
Confidential testing for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, and other infections with discreet results and treatment.
Personalised long-term suppression plans for women who experience frequent recurrences.
Not always. Normal discharge varies in amount and consistency throughout your cycle. Infections typically cause changes in colour, smell, texture, or are accompanied by itching or burning.
Some infections like trichomoniasis and STIs can be transmitted. Bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections are not strictly STIs but partner treatment may be recommended in certain cases.
A vaginal swab is taken and analysed for the type of organisms present. This guides the most effective treatment. Blood tests may also be recommended.
Over-the-counter antifungals work for mild yeast infections, but bacterial infections and STIs require prescription treatment. Incorrect self-treatment can worsen or mask symptoms.
Most infections resolve within 3–7 days of appropriate treatment. Recurrent cases may need a longer suppression course of 2–6 months.