Get antibiotics online in Manitoba

Yes. As long as the doctor can properly evaluate your symptoms during the virtual visit, they can prescribe antibiotics in Manitoba. The decision will depend on whether the signs point to a bacterial infection. Prescriptions are sent directly to a pharmacy for pickup within 5 minutes of your consultation.

Doctors avoid prescribing antibiotics unless needed for a confirmed or likely bacterial infection. If your symptoms suggest a viral illness like a cold or flu, antibiotics won’t help. Inappropriate use of antibiotics can cause resistance and side effects. Our doctors also recommend safer treatments if antibiotics are not appropriate.

In Manitoba, pharmacists can renew or extend specific prescriptions, but they generally cannot initiate new antibiotic prescriptions. You’ll need an in-person visit or a virtual doctor consultation to start treatment. Once prescribed, your pharmacist can fill the medication and offer guidance on properly taking it.

No. It’s generally not recommended to get antibiotics online in Manitoba. However, virtual doctors follow the same standards as in-person providers. They assess your condition before prescribing and send prescriptions directly to your pharmacy. Upon arrival, you can receive the antibiotics from your nearby pharmacy in Manitoba.

Online consultations at Your Doctors Online comply with Manitoba’s provincial and federal privacy laws. We are PIPEDA compliant, so rest assured that your medical data is encrypted, securely stored, and accessible only to licensed professionals involved in your care. 

Doctors determine if you have a bacterial infection by reviewing your symptoms, asking how long they’ve lasted, and identifying patterns like fever, discharge, or swelling. In some cases, they may order lab tests. Online doctors use this same clinical approach during virtual visits to decide if antibiotics are necessary.

Tooth infections often require dental care, but a physician can prescribe antibiotics if there are signs of spreading infection, such as facial swelling, fever, or jaw pain. We do not recommend ordering antibiotics online from unknown websites. The correct way is to talk to our licensed online doctors to get an assessment via video. Upon approval, your prescription will be sent to a nearby pharmacy within 5 minutes.

You can speak with a doctor online who will assess your symptoms and determine if your sinus infection is bacterial. If it is, they can send an antibiotic prescription to your local pharmacy. Not all sinus infections need antibiotics, so the doctor will evaluate them based on your history and current condition.

No. Amoxicillin and all antibiotics require a prescription in Manitoba. Buying them over the counter or online without a doctor’s review is illegal and unsafe. Always consult a licensed physician before starting antibiotics to ensure you’re getting the right treatment for your condition.

The most common side effects include nausea, diarrhea, and upset stomach. Some people may develop rashes or yeast infections. Rarely, more serious reactions like allergic responses can occur. Taking antibiotics when they’re not needed increases the risk of side effects and drug resistance, so they should only be used as prescribed.

No. You don’t need insurance to get antibiotic prescriptions from Your Doctors Online. We offer comprehensive virtual care for patients in rural and urban areas in Manitoba, Canada. The prices are usually affordable and less costly than traditional walk-in clinics.