Why do I keep getting UTIs?
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How many UTIs have you had in the past year?
Less estrogen, less protection
For perimenopausal and menopausal women, the cause is often low estrogen. Estrogen keeps the lining of your vagina and urethra thick, with plenty of good bacteria. When it drops, the lining thins and E. coli moves in.
- Plenty of good bacteria
- Stored sugar feeds them
- A thick lining
- Good blood flow
- Few good bacteria
- E. coli settles in
- A thin lining
- Less blood flow
What urologists recommend
“In perimenopausal and postmenopausal women with [recurrent UTIs], clinicians should recommend vaginal estrogen therapy to reduce the risk of future UTIs if there is no contraindication to vaginal estrogen therapy.”1
The urology guideline for recurrent UTIs, 2025
From $39/month, billed yearly
“Isn’t estrogen risky?”
This is a low dose that works where you put it, and very little reaches your bloodstream.
In November 2025 the FDA moved to take the old boxed warning off these products.2
If you’ve had breast cancer, ask your oncologist first.
How it works
Choose your plan
The cream, the tablet or both.
Do your online visit
About five minutes, from home. A licensed doctor reviews it.
Get it in the mail
Free, in a plain box. Then text your doctor anytime.
From $39/month, billed yearly
From Antha patients
“Where I live, it’s hard to find anyone who specializes in menopause care. Antha made it easy to get the help I needed without the hunt. So glad I found them!”
Monica R. “Busy working mom, no time for doctor visits. I ordered from the coffee line in minutes… I pee less and everything just works better down there!”
Kate C. “I will never stop using vaginal estrogen! No more sandpaper sex for me!”
Stephanie M.
Choose your treatment
Often best for UTIsThe Cream
Reaches the urethra, where a tablet may not.
$39/mo$468 billed yearly
Get the Cream
Best valueThe Combo
Cream and tablets, for less than buying both.
$69/mo$828 billed yearly
Get the Combo
The Tablet
Pre-filled applicators. May not reach the urethra.
$59/mo$708 billed yearly
Get the Tablet
Every plan includes
- Online visit with a licensed doctor
- Automatic refills for a year
- Text your doctor anytime
- Free, discreet shipping
- FSA and HSA cards work
Antha doesn’t bill Medicare or insurance, so the price you see is the whole price.
Antha is LegitScript certified. Your information is private and HIPAA-protected.
Founded and run by women
“We founded Antha to help women understand their options for managing vaginal health across all life stages and hormonal changes, and to make local vaginal hormone therapy more accessible when they need it.”
Dr. Natalie Barnett, PhD Founder and CEO of AnthaQuestions
Will this treat a UTI I have right now?
No. Vaginal estrogen helps prevent the next UTI. It doesn’t clear an infection you already have. If you have symptoms now, call your doctor or go to urgent care today. Fever, back pain or blood in your urine need care right away.
Will Medicare or my insurance pay for this?
No. Antha doesn’t bill Medicare or insurance. The price you see is the whole price, and FSA and HSA cards work.
I take cranberry or D-mannose. Should I stop?
You don’t have to. Those work on bacteria, and vaginal estrogen works on the tissue, so they can be used together.
Will anyone know what’s in the box?
No. Every order ships free in plain, unbranded packaging.
Something else on your mind? Email support@antha.health.
Treat the cause, not just the infection.
Prescribed online by licensed doctors. Shipped free.
From $39/month, billed yearly