STI Screen
Symptoms, Causes & Treatment
Confidential at-home STI screening with clinician-reviewed results and follow-up advice.
What Is an STI Screen?
An STI screen checks for sexually transmitted infections including chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV, and hepatitis. Early detection allows prompt treatment and prevents onward transmission.
What Does an STI Screen Test For?
The screen covers chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV, and hepatitis B and C.
Unusual discharge, sores, or rash following sexual contact warrant prompt clinical assessment.
Why Get an STI Screen?
Many STIs have no symptoms. Regular screening is recommended for sexually active people, especially after new or unprotected sexual contact.
Key Risk Factors
How Are STI Screen Results Interpreted?
All results are reviewed by a licensed clinician who will advise on treatment, partner notification, or further investigation.
What Happens After a Positive STI Result?
Positive results are followed up with treatment prescriptions and partner notification advice. All consultations are confidential.
Supportive Measures
Use barrier contraception to reduce STI risk. Inform recent sexual partners if a positive result is received.
Regular STI Screening
Regular STI screening every 3–6 months is recommended for those with multiple partners or other risk factors.
When Should You Get an STI Screen?
Severe pelvic pain, signs of PID, or systemic illness following sexual contact — seek same-day assessment.
If you have had unprotected sex, a new partner, or are due your regular screen, order your confidential STI screen today.
Preventing STIs
Consistent condom use, regular testing, and open communication with partners are the most effective STI prevention strategies.
Order Your Confidential STI Screen Today
Discreet at-home STI screening with clinician-reviewed results and same-day treatment prescriptions where needed.
