Yes, it is possible for a doctor to prescribe an oral medication for a yeast infection in men after evaluating the symptoms. However, it is important to have the diagnosis confirmed by a doctor first. Generally, oral medication without a prescription is typically used for yeast infections in women, and the treatment duration and dosage may be different for men.
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