You may benefit from consultation if you experience any of the following:
Atypical discharge may indicate infection or imbalance.
Ongoing irritation may be a sign of inflammation or infection.
Unpleasant odour can suggest bacterial overgrowth or imbalance.
Pain may be related to dryness, infection, or tissue sensitivity.
Unexpected bleeding could point to hormonal or cervical issues.
Treatment will be individualised based on test results, symptom severity, and overall health status.
Assesses underlying factors that may influence vaginal health.
Assesses vaginal tissue, discharge, and signs of infection.
A sample is taken carefully for accurate lab analysis.
Determines the exact cause to guide targeted treatment.
Our doctor will conduct a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history, menstrual patterns, and any known exposure risks.
A gentle speculum exam may be performed to assess the vaginal and cervical area. A swab sample will be collected and sent to the lab to determine the cause of infection.
Once test results are available (typically within a few days), your doctor will recommend appropriate medication—such as antifungals, antibiotics, antivirals, or anti-parasitics—based on the confirmed diagnosis.
If a sexually transmitted infection is diagnosed, your doctor may recommend partner testing or treatment to avoid reinfection.
For patients with frequent or persistent infections, follow-up care may include preventive treatment, vaginal pH support, or further evaluation for underlying hormonal, immune, or lifestyle contributors.
All consultations and treatments for vaginal infections at Asimont Clinic are conducted by trained women’s health professionals in a confidential and supportive environment. Care is delivered in accordance with PHMC guidelines and MOH professional standards, and overseen by doctors registered with the Singapore Medical Council. Accredited through the SMC APOC framework, our team ensures ethical, discreet, and evidence-based care—helping you find relief and feel like yourself again.
Yes. Infections may arise from antibiotics, hormonal shifts, or hygiene product use.
Both cause discharge and irritation but require different treatments. A vaginal swab test helps confirm the diagnosis.
Yes. It is recommended to abstain until treatment is completed and symptoms resolve.
Yes. Recurrence is possible, especially with stress, poor hygiene practices, or incomplete treatment.
If a sexually transmitted infection is diagnosed, our doctor may recommend partner screening to prevent reinfection.
Not always. Misdiagnosis is common. A medical consultation ensures safe and appropriate care.
