Ask the awkward question.

Private sexual health consults with Ahpra-registered Partner Doctors. No waiting room.

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no symptoms… do I still need a test?

Candid

Many STIs don’t cause symptoms. A Partner Doctor can talk through whether testing makes sense for you.

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will anyone else know

Your consult is between you and your Partner Doctor, and your details are handled under our Privacy Policy.

can I skip the clinic?

Where appropriate, a Partner Doctor can arrange a pathology referral. You visit a collection centre for the sample.

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What people talk to us about

STI testingRoutine checks, a new partner, or peace of mind. Pathology referrals where appropriate.
New symptomsDischarge, pain, itching or sores you’d like looked at.
After unprotected sexWhat to do next, and how soon to test.
ContraceptionTalking through options, or reviewing what you use now.
A partner tested positiveNext steps for testing and, where appropriate, treatment.
Anything elseIf it’s on your mind, it’s worth asking.

How it works

Request a consultAnswer a few questions about what’s going on. It takes a few minutes.
A Partner Doctor reviews itThey look over your request and may contact you by phone or video to talk it through.
Next stepsWhere appropriate, you’ll receive a pathology referral, prescription or specialist referral by email.

What it is

A private telehealth consult with a Partner Doctor who asks about your symptoms and history and talks you through your options. Where clinically appropriate, they can arrange a pathology referral for STI testing, a prescription or a specialist referral.

When to get urgent help

Candid isn’t an emergency service. If you have severe pain, heavy bleeding or feel very unwell, call 000 or go to an emergency department. If you think you may have been exposed to HIV in the last 72 hours, seek urgent in-person care.

Frankly asked questions

Your questions, asked privately.

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