Vaginal dryness treatment

Available in 50 states + DC

Vaginal dryness treatment

See a doctor about vaginal dryness today. Included with August Care, $29/month.

  • Free to start
  • Board-certified doctors, 24/7
  • Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy
  • HIPAA secured
  • Available 24x7
  • Board-certified doctors
  • Your pharmacy, your way

How Vaginal Dryness Treatment works

From your first message to your prescription and follow-up, it all happens in one chat.

  1. I'd like help with a health concern.
    AugustTell me what has been going on so I can help you find the next step.
    I'd like to speak to a doctor

    Tell August your symptoms

    Describe what you're feeling in plain words. August asks a few questions. Free, anytime.

  2. Doctor connected

    Dr. Trushar Dungarani, DO

    Licensed in New York

    Your doctor already has your health summary.
    Replying nowOpen visit

    A doctor reviews your case

    A board-certified doctor joins your chat with your symptom summary and decides the right treatment. Your first visit is included with August Care.

  3. Prescription sent

    Your treatment

    Dosing and care plan in your chat

    Walgreens, 0.4 mi away

    Or delivered tomorrow, free

    Ready for pickup at 4:30 pm

    Prescription sent to your pharmacy

    When appropriate, your prescription goes straight to the pharmacy you choose, with a clear care plan you can keep.

  4. I'd like help with a health concern.
    AugustTell me what has been going on so I can help you find the next step.
    I'd like to speak to a doctor

    Follow up anytime

    Message August if your symptoms don't improve. A doctor can review your case and help with the next step.

Care that keeps going after your visit.

  • Follow-up if symptoms don't clear

    Still uncomfortable after starting treatment? Message August and a doctor reviews how you're doing.

  • Help if it comes back

    If your symptoms come back, a doctor can review your case and help find the right next step.

  • Refills, when appropriate

    Need a refill of something you already take? Ask in the same chat, no new appointment needed.

Reasons to start

Vaginal dryness can be caused by hormonal changes, medications, breastfeeding, menopause, or other health factors. A medical evaluation can help identify possible causes and determine which treatment options may be appropriate for you.

Talk to August
  • You have persistent vaginal dryness or discomfort that is affecting your daily life.
  • You experience pain, irritation, or discomfort during sexual activity because of vaginal dryness.
  • You have burning, itching, or discomfort around the vaginal area that has not improved with basic care.
  • You are experiencing vaginal dryness during or after menopause or another hormonal change.
  • You have tried vaginal moisturizers or lubricants and they have not provided enough relief.
  • You want a licensed MD's evaluation and treatment plan for vaginal dryness.

What it's like to have August.

Real stories from people who turned to August for answers, and found real care.

“No awkward clinic visit.”

I'd been dealing with hair thinning for months. The doctor prescribed treatment through August for $39. No awkward clinic visit, no insurance drama.

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Brooklyn, NY

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“Diagnosed in 30 minutes.”

I had a stubborn skin rash for weeks. Sent a photo through August, got a diagnosis and a prescription cream within 30 minutes.

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Atlanta, GA

“Ten minutes, start to finish.”

I needed a doctor's note for work after being sick. The whole thing took 10 minutes through August.

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Portland, OR

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Questions about Vaginal dryness treatment.

Vaginal dryness can happen when estrogen levels change, especially during menopause or perimenopause. Breastfeeding, certain medications, hormonal birth control, cancer treatments, stress, and some health conditions can also contribute.