TheOnlineClinic

STD Testing and Treatment

Good sexual health is crucial. Often sexually transmitted infections do not present symptoms, so it is only by being tested that you can know whether or not you are carrying anything. Untreated infections can have long term implications for your health - for example, Chlamydia frequently does not have symptoms but can cause infertility.

Many people are often too embarrassed to get a sexual health screen or think they do not need one. However, for the majority of infections, testing can be done discreetly and at home, as all that is required is a urine sample. Taking that small step can bring you peace of mind and ensure your - and your partner's - health.

Free Consultation

Who needs to get tested?

There is a bit of a myth that STDs only happen to young people but that's just not true. You can catch an STI at any age, whether you are eighteen or eighty.

If you have had unprotected sex or multiple sexual partners, you should get tested, whether you are experiencing symptoms or not.

Both you and your partner should especially make sure you have no infections if you are contemplating unprotected sex or know that a previous partner had or might have had an infection.

What are the infections?

Five of the most common infections are:

Chlamydia

Gonorrhoea

Herpes

Genital Warts

Non-Specific Urethritis

Bacterial Vaginosis

Getting Tested

The STI Clinic offers testing for the above infections by post. Testing can be done in the comfort of your own home - simply go to the website and request a testing kit for whatever you would like to be tested for. You will then receive a kit in the post and will be asked to send back a urine sample in the pre-paid envelope. Once the lab has received your sample, you can go online 24 hours later to see your results. The STI Clinic also offers a full sexual health screening (excluding HIV, Syphilis and Hepatitis B and C) for other easy to treat bacterial infections.

The STI Clinic does not offer testing for HIV and Hepatitis. If you have had unprotected sex or have a partner who has tested positive for these infections, you must get tested. We recommend a Harley Street clinic that specialises in sexual health - go to Freedom Health for more details. Equally, if you prefer to have a face-to-face consultation for any infection, they will be happy to arrange an appointment.

We know having a sexual health screen can be a difficult experience, so The STI Clinic aims to make the process as easy and stress-free as possible.

Getting Treated

Patients of The STI Clinic are entitled to free treatment through The Online Clinic if they test positive for anything.

If you have already tested positive for an infection with another clinic or by using a home testing kit, you can buy treatment for you or your partner on this website. All you need to do is complete a consultation form.

Free Consultation

Once you have ordered your treatment, it will be couriered to you overnight and should be with you next day so long as your order is received before 4.00 pm Monday to Friday.

Sexual Health News

STD Infections on the Rise

New figures have been released by the Health Protection Agency today reporting on the UK population's sexual health of 2009 and the focus seems to be primarily on those aged between 15 and 24, with women coming out as the most affected. In addition, there is an even greater risk than before…

Read full article >

Sunscreen and Condoms Warning

Experts at St. Helen's GUM clinic have warned us that a cocktail of sun cream, sand and sex on the beach is a recipe for disaster. If you are heading on a late summer holiday this year, you don't want to get more then you bargained for. According to the health experts here, after the holiday…

Read full article >

Incentive Payments Reduce STIs

Cash incentives might be the answer to the problem of sexually transmitted infections in Tanzania. Studies have been carried out on how best to prevent the spread of HIV and other infections in African countries and a recent study by the researchers of the University of Berkeley in California, the…

Read full article >
Free Consultation
STD consultation for antibiotics