STI (aka STD) Consultation

Worried about an STI or new symptoms? Get confidential STI testing, diagnosis, and personalized care from women’s health experts — without the judgment.

Takes 3–5 minutes to create an account • No membership fee to book • Insurance accepted

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Who should have an STI Consultation?

This is the right visit if you’re looking for more than routine screening. Book an STI Consultation if:

• Experiencing Symptoms: You have symptoms you suspect are an infection, such as genital itching, burning, sores, bumps, or unusual discharge.
• Known Exposure or High-Risk: You feel you are at high risk due to recent exposure to an STI, or you know you have been exposed and need guidance and quick support.
• Pregnancy: You are currently pregnant and require screening and sensitive counseling from a provider.
• Complex or Targeted Testing: You want any testing that is not part of the standard panel (such as Herpes), or you need a physical exam.

What symptoms are supported in an STI Consultation?

We commonly support patients experiencing:

• Vaginal itching, burning, or unusual discharge
• Pain or discomfort with urination or sex
• Irregular spotting or bleeding after sex
• Genital bumps, blisters, or sores
• Lower abdominal or pelvic pain
• Itching, redness, or irritation around the vulva or anus

If you’re not sure what’s causing your symptoms, that’s okay, we’ll help you figure it out. Your provider will assess your symptoms, order testing when appropriate, and create a personalized care plan that may include treatment, education, and prevention options.

How the STI Consultation can help

• Diagnosis & Treatment: Your provider will perform a virtual or in-person exam (if necessary) to diagnose your symptoms and prescribe antibiotics or antivirals.
• Confidential Counseling: Chat with a provider to get all your questions answered without judgment, and discuss prevention, sexual history, and partner notification.
• Build a Sex-Positive Prevention Plan: Work with your provider to get the care you need and build a prevention plan (including PrEP options) that works for you, so you can have a fulfilling, vibrant sex life.