Clinics in Mullumbimby
The Better2Know patient services team in Mullumbimby are available for your convenience 24/7. Our advisors are here to help answer any questions you might have, book your appointment and arrange any further treatment that you may need.
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How are STIs diagnosed?
STIs in Mullumbimby can only be diagnosed by testing. If you are worried about a sexual encounter you have had, or if you are presenting some STI symptoms, call your local Better2Know testing centre in Mullumbimby now to get your testing appointment booked.
Sexually transmitted infections are tested for using a range of different testing methods, each dependent on the STI or STD that is being tested for. Tests can be run on simple blood samples, self-collection urine samples and swab samples. Each sample is collected by a highly trained doctor or nurse in Mullumbimby.
Testing with Better2Know in Mullumbimby will give you a fast and accurate diagnosis and excellent onward care and support.
Which STIs can I be tested for in Mullumbimby
Better2Know offers you the widest range of Sexual Health tests and screens in Mullumbimby to ensure that you get the right STI tests when you need them the most. We test for all STIs and STDs including:
Chlamydia
Gonorrhoea
Herpes
HIV
Syphilis
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
Our medical team has created a range of Better2Know STI screens, each testing for more than one infection and designed for your particular testing needs. If you are not sure which screen is right for you, then please choose our Full STI Screen.
With Better2Know, your STI testing worries will be put at ease.
What happens at my Sexual Health test in Mullumbimby?
When you arrive at your local Better2Know sexual health clinic in Mullumbimby, you will be greeted by one of our friendly and highly trained doctors or nurses. They will take you through to a private and discreet consultation room, where they will guide you through the testing process.
There they will take your sample and answer any questions you might have. You can carry on with your day as soon as your sample is collected. You can expect your results in a matter of days. With no lengthy waiting periods your nearest Mullumbimby STI clinic ensures ease, speed, and accuracy when it comes to sexual health testing.
Is it true that some STIs have no symptoms?
Yes. Often STIs do not present any symptoms such as itching, soreness when urinating or during sex, flu-like symptoms, or unusual discharge. Symptoms, if they do appear, can vary between different people and different STIs. Some common STI infections such as Chlamydia can present no symptoms at all. Around 90% of men and 70% of women who are infected with Chlamydia will never show any symptoms.
Because of this, it is important that you test regularly for STIs in Mullumbimby. Regular testing at your local Better2Know clinic in Mullumbimby will provide you with the health information you need to keep yourself, and your sexual partners safe from symptomless STIs.
STIs such as Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV, Syphilis, Herpes, Hepatitis A, B and C, Mycoplasma, and Trichomonas are just a few common STIs that can present with no symptoms in the early stages of infection. No matter where you are, even in Mullumbimby, the risk of catching one of these infections is high. Regular testing is the only way to protect your sexual health.
What are the symptoms of STIs?
Many STIs do not present symptoms in the early and sometimes even later stages of infection. Symptoms will also often vary between infection and person. Regular testing in Mullumbimby with your local Better2Know clinic is the only way to keep yourself and your partners safe from STIs.
Some signs of an STI infection are:
pain when urinating or during sex
lumps or lesions on the genital area
unusual discharge
pain in the lower back and kidney area
flu-like symptoms
swelling of the penis and/or testicles
sore throat
body rashes
If you have one or any of these symptoms, you should test right away. You can book your appointment quickly and easily with Better2Know at one of our many clinics in Mullumbimby. With our flexible and available booking options you can get your test and results within just a few days.
Call your Better2Know STI test centre in Mullumbimby today using the number above. Book your STI test now and start your journey to a better understanding of your body and better management of your sexual health.
What are the most common STIs in Mullumbimby?
The most common STIs in Mullumbimby include:
Chlamydia
Syphilis
Gonorrhoea
Mycoplasma
Herpes
HIV
HPV
Hepatitis B
Getting tested for these common STIs in Mullumbimby is important to protect your sexual health as well as the health of your sexual partners. Testing for these common STIs in Mullumbimby is easy with Better2Know who is ready to help you get your appointment booked and support you with the information you need to preserve your sexual and reproductive health.
Can I still have sex if I have an STI?
If you test positive, it is recommended that you stop all sexual activity until you have completed your full course of antibiotics prescribed for your infection. You might also want to have follow up tests as recommended by Better2Know or your doctor, and not have sex until these come back negative.
If you have tested positive for Herpes, HIV or HPV you should consult with your Better2Know doctor about best practice for safe sex as these viruses require different management and treatment and may need long term follow up testing. If you do have sex in this time, be sure to practice safer sex and let your partner know the risks.
STIs in Mullumbimby are passed from person to person through bodily fluids. Although generally safe, kissing can also pass on STIs such as Herpes and HPV. With that in mind, it is always best to stop all sexual activity until you have finished your course of treatment.
Better2Know in Mullumbimby can answer all your questions regarding your positive result, offering 24/7 advice and guidance alongside consultations with your Better2Know doctor.
Speak to a member of our team today.