To get a hydroxychloroquine prescription online, schedule a virtual consultation with a licensed provider on Klarity Health. If appropriate, your provider will prescribe and send it directly to your pharmacy for pickup or delivery.
Hydroxychloroquine, also known as generic Plaquenil, is an FDA-approved medication primarily used to treat autoimmune conditions such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, as well as to prevent and treat malaria. It is not approved for COVID-19 treatment outside clinical trials.
Hydroxychloroquine modulates the immune response and reduces inflammation, helping manage symptoms of autoimmune diseases and preventing the replication of malaria parasites.
Schedule a telehealth visit with a licensed healthcare provider on Klarity Health. Appointments are often available within 24 hours.
During the video call, the provider reviews your medical history, symptoms, and medications to assess if hydroxychloroquine is appropriate for you.
If suitable, your provider will electronically send your prescription to your preferred pharmacy for pickup or delivery, depending on your state and federal regulations.
Consultation costs vary; many patients benefit from insurance coverage, with some initial consultations offered free with select providers. Klarity accepts major insurance plans, HSA, and FSA accounts for medication and consultation costs.
Yes, hydroxychloroquine is FDA-approved for treating lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and malaria. It is prescribed by licensed providers after an appropriate medical evaluation, which can now be done conveniently online with Klarity Health.
Providers on Klarity are independent practitioners with clinical autonomy, specializing in autoimmune diseases and infectious diseases. They tailor treatment plans to each patient's unique needs, ensuring personalized, confidential care.
Hydroxychloroquine may cause side effects such as gastrointestinal upset, skin rashes, or rare ocular toxicity. It is essential to follow your provider’s instructions and attend regular monitoring if prescribed long-term.
Hydroxychloroquine modulates immune activity but is not classified as an immunosuppressant; it reduces inflammation in autoimmune conditions.
No, hydroxychloroquine is not a steroid; it is a disease-modifying antirheumatic drug (DMARD).
Weight gain is not a common side effect; most patients tolerate the medication well, though side effects vary individually.
Yes, hydroxychloroquine requires a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider, which can now be obtained online through Klarity.
No, hydroxychloroquine is a prescription medication and cannot be purchased over-the-counter.
Your provider will determine the duration based on your condition; regular monitoring is recommended for long-term use.
Costs vary; many plans cover the consultation, and some initial visits may be free. Prescriptions are sent electronically if approved.
Yes, Klarity accepts major insurance plans for consultations and prescriptions, making treatment accessible and affordable.
Important: The information provided here is for educational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment options.