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From reviewing a result to treatment and follow-up, understand what happens at every stage before you take the next step.
Treatment matched to the diagnosis
Follow-up beyond the prescription
START WHERE YOU ARE
What do you need to understand right now?
You do not need to know the infection name before asking for help. Choose the situation closest to yours.
THE CARE JOURNEY
Treatment does not begin with a prescription. It begins with the full picture.
The result, symptoms, exposure sites and medical history all shape the decision. The consultation should end with a written plan you can follow.
- 01
Confirm
Review the result, sample sites, symptoms, recent medicines, allergies, pregnancy and relevant history.
- 02
Treat or manage
Use infection-specific care selected by a licensed clinician; bacterial and viral infections are managed differently.
- 03
Protect partners
Discuss who may need testing or treatment and how to notify them without blame.
- 04
Follow up
Know when symptoms should improve, whether repeat testing is advised and what needs urgent review.
CONDITION-SPECIFIC CARE
Different diagnosis. Different plan.
Bacterial and viral infections can require very different treatment and follow-up. Do not use someone else’s medicine or start an antibiotic at random.
Compare treatment pathwaysBacterial infections
Appropriate antibiotics can cure many bacterial STDs, but the drug, dose and follow-up are condition-specific.
Viral infections
Antivirals may suppress or control some viral infections; vaccination can prevent selected infections but does not treat an existing diagnosis.
Symptoms without a result
Discharge, sores, pain or a rash can have more than one cause. Testing and examination prevent the wrong treatment.
More than one infection
Co-infection is possible, so the clinician may recommend additional testing rather than treating one result in isolation.
PARTNER CARE
Break the cycle of reinfection.
A partner may have no symptoms. A clinician can explain who may need testing or treatment, how to notify them confidentially and when sex may be resumed safely.
Open the partner-care guideAFTER TREATMENT
Feeling better does not always mean follow-up is finished.
Take treatment as directed, understand sexual precautions, know when to retest and watch for symptoms that need urgent review. Your plan should be clear before the appointment ends.
- Written medicine instructions
- Clear sexual precautions
- A defined retesting plan
DO NOT WAIT FOR A ROUTINE VISIT
Recent HIV exposure or severe symptoms may be time-sensitive.
Seek urgent medical assessment when an exposure was very recent, or when symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening or accompanied by significant illness.
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CLEAR ANSWERS
Common questions before seeking care
Can every STD be cured?+
No. Many bacterial infections can be cured with appropriate treatment. Viral infections may instead be prevented, suppressed or managed. A clinician should explain the goal for the specific diagnosis.
Can I be treated without a test?+
Sometimes clinicians begin treatment based on symptoms and risk when waiting would be unsafe, but symptoms alone are often not specific. Testing helps avoid missed infections and unnecessary antibiotics.
Does my partner need treatment too?+
It depends on the infection and exposure timing. Partners may need evaluation, testing or treatment to protect their health and reduce reinfection.
PRIVATE, NON-JUDGMENTAL CARE
Start with the result, the symptoms—or simply what worries you.
Arrange a private consultation to review your situation and the right next step. Diagnosis and treatment cannot be confirmed by message alone.