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Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

  • Pick up your medication today
  • Medical Visit Fees $30 with US Licensed and Board-Certified Physicians

  • Generic Bactrim 6 tablets, starting at $4.31* OR
    Generic Macrobid 14 capsules, starting at $9.83*

Receive Treatment Today

Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

  • Pick up your medication today
  • Medical Visit Fees $30 with US Licensed and Board-Certified Physicians

  • Generic Bactrim 6 tablets, starting at $4.31* OR
    Generic Macrobid 14 capsules, starting at $9.83*

Online UTI Treatment From a Licensed Physician

Think you may have a urinary tract infection? V.ARIA provides convenient online UTI evaluations with U.S. licensed and board-certified physicians.

Complete a medical evaluation from home and tell your provider about your symptoms, medical history, allergies, current medications, and other relevant information. If your provider determines that treatment is medically appropriate, a prescription may be sent to your pharmacy.

Medical visit fee: $30.


Common Symptoms of a Urinary Tract Infection

A urinary tract infection (UTI) can occur when bacteria infect part of the urinary tract. Symptoms can vary, but common symptoms may include:

  • Burning or pain when urinating
  • Frequent need to urinate
  • Feeling an urgent need to urinate
  • Passing small amounts of urine frequently
  • Lower abdominal or pelvic discomfort
  • Cloudy urine
  • Blood in the urine

Not every urinary symptom is caused by a UTI. Other conditions can cause similar symptoms, which is why your healthcare provider will review your individual circumstances before recommending treatment.


How Online UTI Treatment Works

1. Complete Your Online Medical Evaluation

Tell us about your symptoms, when they started, your medical history, allergies, current medications, and other information your physician needs to evaluate your condition.

2. Physician Review

A licensed healthcare provider reviews your information to determine whether your symptoms are consistent with a UTI and whether telehealth treatment is appropriate.

3. Receive Your Treatment Plan

If medication is medically appropriate, your provider may prescribe an antibiotic or recommend another course of care based on your individual circumstances.

4. Pick Up Your Medication

When a prescription is issued, it may be sent to your selected pharmacy so you can obtain your medication without an unnecessary trip to a doctor’s office.


UTI Medications

Antibiotics are commonly used to treat bacterial urinary tract infections. The appropriate medication depends on factors including your symptoms, medical history, allergies, previous infections, other medications, and your healthcare provider’s clinical assessment.

Generic Bactrim

Bactrim contains sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim and is one antibiotic that may be prescribed for certain urinary tract infections when medically appropriate.

Generic Macrobid

Macrobid contains nitrofurantoin and is another antibiotic commonly used for certain uncomplicated urinary tract infections.

Your provider determines which medication, if any, is appropriate for you. Completing a medical visit does not guarantee a prescription or a specific medication.


Can I Get UTI Antibiotics Online?

Some uncomplicated urinary tract infections may be evaluated and treated through telehealth. A healthcare provider can review your symptoms and medical history online and determine whether an antibiotic is appropriate.

However, not every UTI can or should be treated online. Your provider may recommend urine testing, an in-person examination, or another level of care depending on your symptoms and medical history.


When Should I Seek In-Person Medical Care?

Some symptoms may indicate a more complicated infection or another medical condition requiring additional evaluation. Seek prompt medical attention if you experience concerning symptoms such as:

  • Fever or chills
  • Pain in your back, side, or flank
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Severe or rapidly worsening symptoms
  • Symptoms that do not improve or return after treatment
  • Pregnancy with urinary symptoms

If you are experiencing severe symptoms or believe you may be having a medical emergency, seek immediate in-person medical care.


Frequently Asked Questions About UTI Treatment

Can I get UTI treatment online?

Some uncomplicated UTIs can be evaluated through telehealth. A licensed healthcare provider will review your symptoms and medical history and determine whether online treatment is appropriate.


Can I get antibiotics for a UTI online?

If your healthcare provider determines that you likely have a bacterial UTI and antibiotic treatment is medically appropriate, a prescription may be issued following your online evaluation.


What antibiotics are used for UTIs?

Several antibiotics may be used to treat urinary tract infections. Options can include nitrofurantoin and trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, among others. The appropriate antibiotic depends on your individual circumstances and your healthcare provider’s assessment.


How much does an online UTI visit cost?

The V.ARIA medical visit fee is $30. Medication costs are separate and may vary depending on the medication, pharmacy, insurance coverage, and other factors.


How quickly can I get UTI medication?

If your healthcare provider determines that prescription treatment is appropriate, your prescription may be sent to your selected pharmacy. Pharmacy processing times and medication availability can vary.


Do I need a urine test?

Not every patient requires the same testing. Your healthcare provider will determine whether your symptoms can be appropriately evaluated through telehealth or whether urine testing or an in-person evaluation is needed.


Is a prescription guaranteed?

No. Completing or paying for an online medical visit does not guarantee a prescription. Your healthcare provider determines whether medication is medically appropriate.


Start Your Online UTI Visit

If you’re experiencing symptoms of a urinary tract infection, V.ARIA makes it easy to begin a medical evaluation from home.

A U.S. licensed healthcare provider will review your information and determine whether online treatment is appropriate for you.

Medical visit fee: $30.