Chlamydia is a bacterial infection that is spread through sexual contact- oral, anal or vaginal. In most cases it is a silent condition, with no symptoms- this means it’s important for people who are sexually active to have regular testing.
Symptoms of Chlamydia in women most women with Chlamydia will have no symptoms- i.e. it is often a silent infection a change in vaginal discharge- it may increase in amount, and become yellow-green, brown, and smelly. bleeding between periods or after sex pain during sex pelvic pain a burning sensation when passing urine pelvic inflammatory [...]
A chlamydia test usually involves a urine sample, or sometimes a swab (of the vagina or urethra). Other tests may be recommended if you have had anal or oral sex. There are a number of other STIs you may wish to be checked for that may involve additional tests. When infection is highly suspected, treatment [...]
Chlamydia treatment involves taking an antibiotic. The choice of antibiotic and the duration of the antibiotic course depends on the severity of infection and whether a person has any particular allergies to antibiotics. In uncomplicated or mild infections, the antibiotic course is usually quite brief. A doctor or sexual health clinic can arrange assessment and [...]
Due to the high rate of re-infection, it’s advised to get tested again after 3 months. Anyone who is sexually active should continue to get tested regularly, particularly if you have multiple sexual partners.
If you’ve tested positive for Chlamydia, ideally you should let your recent sexual partners know, so they can be tested and treated too. They may have silent infection but no symptoms of chlamydia, so they may be completely unaware. Even silent infection can cause long term damage and complications. You can arrange contact tracing anonymously [...]
With Qoctor, it is possible to book a same day telehealth appointment. If you wish to request a prescription for a medication you take regularly, you can either search for it by the condition, or by the name of the medication, and then answer some questions about your health. Telehealth assessments are also available for [...]
In Australia, in almost all circumstances, a doctor needs to have a consultation with a patient before issuing a prescription. This assessment can take place in person, or via telehealth (using video conferencing or by telephone). This is to ensure the patient's symptoms and medical history are properly reviewed and discussed, and that the most [...]
Delivery options are as follows: Standard shipping (5-7 business days) costs $11.99 Express post (1-2 business days) costs $14.99- note, Australia Post is not necessarily able to guarantee these delivery timelines at present. Our Pharmacy Concierge Service fee is less than standard delivery, at $8.99, and means we will immediately send your prescription electronically to [...]
If you have requested to have medication delivered by post (available for a limited range of treatments, as advised during the booking process), the total cost at checkout will include the doctor’s consultation fee, the price of your medication, plus delivery/postage. The price of medication depends of the type and quantity of medication, and may [...]
