Confirmed chlamydia: assessment and treatment with a doctor

Often, yes. The doctor reviews your answers and tells you whether treatment, a test or an in-person visit is the right next step.

The doctor tells you whether a test is needed and where to take one. Testing again after treatment may also be advised.

Yes. If you had sexual contact with someone who has a confirmed positive chlamydia test, the doctor can assess you for treatment even without your own result. Getting tested yourself is still recommended. Without a positive test, yours or a partner's, the online pathway asks you to test first.

Fever with pelvic or testicular pain, sudden severe testicular pain, severe abdominal pain, or rectal pain with bleeding or ulcers can signal a more serious infection. A confirmed pregnancy also needs in-person care. The questionnaire stops at these answers and you are not charged. If you feel very unwell, go to a health centre or emergency department today.

The doctor chooses the antibiotic based on your allergies, other medicines and medical history. Take the full course exactly as prescribed, even if symptoms settle. Some antibiotics make the skin more sensitive to the sun, or must be taken apart from antacids, iron or calcium supplements, and the doctor explains this in your plan.

Avoid sex, including oral and anal sex, until you and your recent partners have finished treatment and the waiting period the doctor gives you has passed. This stops the infection passing back and forth. Tell recent partners so they can be tested and treated too; the doctor can help you with how to do this.

Message the doctor in the chat if symptoms continue after you finish the course, or start a new consultation after a new exposure. Ongoing symptoms can have another cause, including a different infection, so the doctor may recommend tests for gonorrhoea, syphilis and HIV, or an in-person check.

The consultation is €35, one-off, with no subscription. If a prescription is issued, the medicine is paid at your pharmacy.

You receive a full refund, and the doctor explains why in your account.

We offer six focused consultation pathways. Choose the one that best matches your symptoms or situation:

Every sexual-health pathway is a €35 one-off consultation. Sexual health is not included in a subscription. A doctor's review arrives in less than 2 hours on average; this is an average, not a guaranteed response time. Medication is paid for separately at the pharmacy if prescribed.

Most often tablets, taken before sex or daily at a low dose. In specific cases a topical option is used. The doctor selects the most suitable option based on your history, current medication and lifestyle.

These are medications with decades of clinical use and generally well tolerated. But they are contraindicated if you take nitrates or have severe cardiovascular disease. That's why the questionnaire explicitly asks about cardiac medication. It's not a formality.

Yes. A topical option can be considered when tablets do not suit you. In resistant cases, the doctor may recommend an in-person urology referral to evaluate other causes (hormonal, vascular, psychological).

Fully. All communication happens through the private chat on your account. We send nothing by postal mail with the Hi Doctor name visible; the prescription is digital.

Yes, it's one of the reasons we ask for a detailed cardiovascular history. Erectile dysfunction can be an early sign of cardiovascular disease, and sometimes an in-person check-up is advisable before treating it only pharmacologically.