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STD symptoms can include unusual discharge, burning with urination, genital sores, itching, pelvic pain, testicular pain, or bleeding between periods. Many sexually transmitted infections can also cause no symptoms at all.

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STI & STD treatment online consultation

SIMPLE 3-STEP PROCESS

How it Works

Get evaluated online and receive treatment when medically appropriate

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Online STD symptom questionnaire for telehealth evaluation

Tell Us About Your Symptoms

Tell us about your symptoms, recent exposure, sexual health history, and any STD or STI test results you already have.

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Licensed healthcare provider reviewing an online STD consultation

Get Evaluated Online

A licensed healthcare provider reviews your information and determines the appropriate next steps, including whether testing or an in-person exam is needed.

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  • Personalized medical decision
  • No unnecessary office visit

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Prescription medication after an online STD evaluation

Pick Up Your Prescription

Receive a treatment plan based on your evaluation. Medication may be prescribed when medically appropriate, or your provider may recommend testing or in-person care.

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  • Choose your preferred pharmacy
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ONLINE CHLAMYDIA CARE

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT CHLAMYDIA TREATMENT

Learn how chlamydia is treated, when testing may be needed, how gonorrhea can factor into care, and what to expect after treatment.

Signs & Symptoms

STD symptoms may appear within days of exposure or take weeks or longer to develop. Some infections never cause noticeable symptoms. Testing is often needed because symptoms alone cannot confirm an STD or identify the specific infection.

Medication and Treatment

Treatment depends on the infection. Antibiotics treat certain bacterial STIs, while antiviral medications may be used to manage infections such as genital herpes. A prescription is provided only when medically appropriate.

When In-Person Care May Be Needed

An in-person visit may be needed for laboratory testing, an injection, a physical examination, or symptoms that require urgent evaluation. Severe pelvic or abdominal pain, significant testicular pain or swelling, high fever, or rapidly worsening symptoms should be evaluated promptly.

After Treatment

An in-person visit may be needed for laboratory testing, an injection, a physical examination, or symptoms that require urgent evaluation. Severe pelvic or abdominal pain, significant testicular pain or swelling, high fever, or rapidly worsening symptoms should be evaluated promptly.

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STD Conditions We Evaluate Online

Chlamydia Treatment

Get evaluated online for chlamydia symptoms, exposure, or a positive test and receive treatment online.

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Gonorrhea Treatment

Speak with a clinician about gonorrhea symptoms or test results and determine the appropriate next step for treatment.

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Trichomoniasis Treatment

Get evaluated for trichomoniasis and receive prescription treatment when medically appropriate.

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Herpes Treatment

Talk with a licensed clinician about genital herpes symptoms, outbreaks, and available prescription treatment.

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Mycoplasma Treatment

Get evaluated for suspected or diagnosed mycoplasma infection and discuss appropriate treatment options.

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Urethritis Treatment

Discuss symptoms such as painful urination or discharge and determine whether STI testing or treatment may be needed.

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Genital Warts Treatment

Get evaluated for genital warts and discuss available prescription and online treatment options.

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Combination STD Treatment

Get evaluated for variety of STD and discuss available prescription and online treatment options.

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Get STD Treatment Online

Sexually transmitted diseases and infections can cause a wide range of symptoms. Common STD symptoms in men include penile discharge, burning during urination, genital sores, itching, testicular pain, or rectal symptoms. STD symptoms in women may include unusual vaginal discharge, painful urination, genital sores, pelvic pain, pain during sex, or bleeding between periods.

Symptoms alone cannot reliably tell you which infection you have. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, genital herpes, syphilis, and other infections can cause overlapping symptoms. Some infections produce mild symptoms or none at all.

An online evaluation can help determine which infections may need to be considered and what testing makes sense based on your symptoms and recent exposure. Existing laboratory results can also be reviewed during your consultation.

Treatment depends on the diagnosis. Bacterial and certain parasitic STIs may be treated with prescription medication, while viral infections are managed differently. Some conditions require laboratory testing, an injection, a physical examination, or other in-person care. Your provider will recommend the appropriate next step based on your situation.

Online STD treatment consultation with a licensed clinician

STI Testing & Treatment

When You May Need Testing or In-Person Care

Online STI treatment is not appropriate for every situation. Your clinician may recommend testing or in-person care if you have:

  • Severe or worsening symptoms
  • Significant pelvic or testicular pain
  • Fever or signs of a more serious infection
  • Pregnancy-related concerns
  • Symptoms requiring a physical examination
  • A condition that requires injectable treatment.

Start Your STD Symptoms Consultation Online

Get help understanding your symptoms and what to do next. A licensed healthcare provider can review your symptoms, exposure history, and available test results and recommend appropriate testing or treatment.

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frequently asked questions

Common STD symptoms include unusual vaginal or penile discharge, burning or pain with urination, genital sores or blisters, itching, pelvic pain, testicular pain, pain during sex, and bleeding between periods. Many STDs cause no noticeable symptoms, so testing may still be appropriate after a possible exposure.

Common STD symptoms in men include penile discharge, burning during urination, sores or blisters around the genitals, genital itching, testicular pain or swelling, and rectal pain or discharge. Different infections can cause similar symptoms, so testing is often needed to determine the cause.

Early symptoms may include burning when urinating, penile discharge, genital irritation, sores, blisters, or testicular discomfort. The timing varies considerably depending on the infection. Some men have no symptoms even when they have an STI.

Gonorrhea and chlamydia are common causes of penile discharge, but other infections and non-STD conditions can cause it as well. Testing can help identify the cause and determine the appropriate treatment.

STD symptoms in women may include unusual vaginal discharge, burning with urination, genital sores, itching, pelvic or lower abdominal pain, pain during sex, and bleeding between periods. These symptoms can also occur with conditions that are not sexually transmitted.

Early symptoms can include changes in vaginal discharge, painful urination, genital irritation, sores, spotting, or pelvic discomfort. Some infections cause few or no early symptoms. Testing is more reliable than symptoms alone for determining whether an STI is present.

There is no single timeframe. Symptoms can appear within days for some infections, while others may take weeks, months, or longer to become noticeable. The absence of symptoms does not rule out an infection.

Yes. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and several other sexually transmitted infections can occur without noticeable symptoms. Testing may be recommended after a known or possible exposure even when you feel completely well.

An online consultation can help evaluate your symptoms, exposure history, and existing test results, but symptoms alone usually cannot confirm a specific STD. Your provider may recommend laboratory testing before treatment.

Some STIs can be evaluated and treated through telehealth when the diagnosis and treatment are appropriate for online care. A licensed provider can review your symptoms, exposure history, and available test results and prescribe medication when medically appropriate. Some infections require testing, an injection, examination, or other in-person care.

No. Antibiotics treat bacterial infections such as chlamydia and syphilis and are used for gonorrhea as part of recommended treatment, but they do not treat viral infections such as genital herpes or HIV. Taking antibiotics without knowing the cause of your symptoms can result in incorrect treatment.

Over-the-counter pain relievers or other products may temporarily relieve certain symptoms, but they do not cure common bacterial STIs such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, or syphilis. Do not rely on OTC products as a substitute for appropriate testing and treatment.

Symptoms may improve or disappear even when an infection is still present. That does not necessarily mean the infection has cleared. Untreated infections can sometimes cause complications or continue to spread to sexual partners.

You usually cannot tell from symptoms alone. Urinary tract infections, yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, skin conditions, and other medical problems can cause symptoms that overlap with STIs. A healthcare provider can review your symptoms and exposure history and determine which tests or evaluation may be appropriate.

Seek prompt medical evaluation for severe pelvic or abdominal pain, significant testicular pain or swelling, high fever, severe illness, or rapidly worsening symptoms. In-person care may also be needed when your diagnosis requires laboratory testing, an examination, an injection, or another treatment that cannot be provided through telehealth.