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Medically reviewed by Dr Nelson Lau
MBBS FRACGP, General Practitioner, 30+ Years of Experience
Updated in July 2026
Yes. Depending on your symptoms, the doctor may recommend self-care, a prescription, pathology testing, or in-person care. Telehealth may not be suitable if you need a physical examination.
Yes, if clinically appropriate. Yeast infections can be uncomfortable enough to make it difficult to work or carry out your daily routine. If your symptoms are affecting your ability to work, an online doctor or nurse practitioner can assess your condition and, if clinically appropriate, provide a medical sick certificate for infection symptoms.
Your certificate will simply state that you’re unfit for work, without including the diagnosis or reason.
Note: Telehealth is not suitable for medical emergencies. If you experience chest pain, severe shortness of breath, or a persistently high fever, confusion, fainting, severe weakness, a stiff neck, a rapidly worsening rash, or signs of sepsis, call 000 or visit the nearest emergency department. Seek urgent medical care if you have UTI symptoms with fever, back or side pain, nausea, vomiting, pregnancy, or you are very unwell.