Yes, it is possible to get an oral treatment for vaginitis without a prescription from a doctor. Your pharmacist can evaluate your condition and prescribe a treatment if necessary. Symptoms of yeast vaginitis may include increased vaginal discharge resembling cottage cheese, itching, pain during sex, and irritation and swelling of the lips. Certain factors like tight synthetic clothing, antibiotics or corticosteroids, sexual activity, or certain forms of contraception can increase the risk of developing vaginitis.
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