Online STD and STI Treatment

There are free or low-cost sexual health clinics offering free testing. However, if you need to discuss your symptoms with a doctor, connect with our online doctor for STDs.

Many of them are. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and trichomoniasis are all curable with the right course of medicine. Herpes, HPV, hepatitis B, and HIV are not curable, but every one of them is treatable, and treatment keeps the infection under control and lowers the chance of passing it on.

Anonymous STD testing means your sample is tied to a code rather than your name, so the result comes back to you and to nobody else. It is not the same as confidential testing, where your name is on the record but the record itself stays private.

You cannot. No home remedy, supplement, or over-the-counter product cures a sexually transmitted infection. What you can skip is the clinic. You can talk to an STD doctor online, describe your symptoms, and have a prescription sent to your pharmacy without leaving home.

It depends on the infection. Some show up within a few days of exposure, some take a few weeks, and some never show up at all. Chlamydia and gonorrhea often stay silent the whole way through, which is why testing after a possible exposure matters more than waiting to feel unwell.

No. Amoxicillin is not the treatment for chlamydia. The first choice is doxycycline, which is taken twice a day for seven days, with Azithromycin as a single dose when doxycycline is not suitable. Amoxicillin appears in the guidance only as an alternative during pregnancy, and that is a call for your doctor to make.

That depends on which one. A bacterial infection like chlamydia or gonorrhea stays until it is treated, and it can sit there for months without causing anything you would notice. A viral infection like herpes or HIV stays for life, although treatment keeps it controlled. Either way, a test is the only way to find out.

Yes. After a consultation with a licensed doctor, chlamydia is one of the infections that can be treated with tablets sent to your pharmacy. You can talk to a doctor here and arrange an online prescription consultation the same day.

Chlamydia and gonorrhea are the two that do this most often. Left untreated, either can spread to the fallopian tubes and cause pelvic inflammatory disease, which is what damages fertility. Both are silent in most people, so the damage can happen before there is anything to notice.

Yes, for the infections that respond to tablets. Chlamydia and trichomoniasis are both treated with a course of antibiotics, and Your Doctors Online can send that prescription to your pharmacy through our online antibiotics prescription service. Syphilis is the exception. It is treated with a penicillin injection, which must be administered in person.

They lower the risk a great deal, and they are the best protection there is short of not having sex. They do not remove the risk entirely. Herpes and genital warts can spread from skin a condom does not cover, so a condom cuts the chance rather than ruling it out.

There is no single best one. The right antibiotic depends on the infection, and your doctor will issue the antibiotic prescription once that is clear.

• Chlamydia: Doxycycline twice a day for seven days, or azithromycin as a single dose.
• Trichomoniasis: metronidazole, as a seven day course for women and a single dose for men.
• Gonorrhea: a single ceftriaxone injection, which is why this one usually finishes in person. The FDA approved the first two tablets for it in December 2025, and both are held back for people with few other options.
• Syphilis: a penicillin injection, not a tablet.