Get antibiotics online in St. Catharines

Definitely, our telehealth doctors are able to prescribe antibiotics through telehealth after assessing your condition properly during the virtual visit.  If your diagnosis is a bacterial infection, such as a UTI, strep throat, skin infection or an STD, our virtual doctor will provide a prescription for antibiotics and sent it to your pharmacy.

Yes, most telehealth provider companies such as Your Doctors Online are registered and strictly follow Canadian Healthcare regulations. They have licensed doctors who follow proper clinical guidelines. 

All telehealth services must follow strict privacy laws in Canada, including provincial rules and federal standards like the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). Your virtual consultations are encrypted, and your health information is stored securely. Only authorized staff can access your file, and nothing is shared without your consent. These protections ensure your information stays confidential and secure throughout the process.

Yes, a virtual doctor will carry out the same evaluation as an in-person doctor in order to reach a diagnosis. You will be provided a prescription for your medical condition/ailment if clinically required.

Yes, just like any other drugs antibiotics can cause side effects. Common side effects include nausea, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. Additionally, some people may develop allergic reactions to antibiotics. Hence it is essential to take them only when prescribed and to follow your doctor’s instructions.

A doctor will not prescribe antibiotics if your illness is caused by a virus. Antibiotics are only effective against bacterial infections and using them unnecessarily can lead to side effects and antibiotic resistance. 

In some mild illnesses, the symptoms sometimes settle on their own as well.