06 · Conditions
Sexually transmitted infections
Many sexually transmitted infections cause no symptoms at first. Detecting them early protects your health and your partner’s.
Signs and symptoms
- Discharge from the urethra
- Burning when urinating
- Sores, blisters or warts in the genital area
- Pain or swelling in the testicles
- No symptoms, but a risky exposure
When to see a doctor
With any symptom, after a risky sexual encounter, or if your partner has been diagnosed.
Diagnosis
Examination and specific lab tests based on clinical suspicion.
Treatment
Targeted treatment for you and, when appropriate, your partner, with follow-up to confirm the infection has cleared.
- 01Specific antibiotics or antivirals
- 02Partner treatment when indicated
- 03Prevention guidance
Frequently asked questions
Is the visit confidential?
Yes, completely. We see patients without judgment and with full discretion.
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Every case is different. During your visit we review your symptoms and explain your options.