What it is
Chlamydia is a common bacterial sexually transmitted infection. Because it so often causes no symptoms, people can carry and pass it on without knowing.How care is approached
Safe care combines appropriate testing, an antibiotic when confirmed or clinically indicated, and clear advice on partners, abstinence and repeat testing.Testing
A doctor considers what testing is appropriate for the situation
described in the questionnaire.
Treatment when indicated
An antibiotic is considered when chlamydia is confirmed or clinically
indicated — the decision, and the specific medicine, is always made by
the reviewing doctor.
Partner and follow-up advice
Clear advice is given on informing partners, abstinence during
treatment, and repeat testing.
A doctor decides whether treatment is appropriate and what it should be —
never automatically, and never based on the questionnaire answers alone
without clinical review.
How Hi-Doctor handles it
The questionnaire covers symptoms, sexual health history, current medication and allergies — see how eligibility works and how safety checks run. Sexual health is offered as a one-off consultation; the cost is set out on pricing. Any medicine a doctor prescribes is paid separately at a pharmacy. See the full range of treatment areas Hi-Doctor covers.Related reading
- Sexual health consultation — how the one-off consultation is reviewed
- Urinary tract infection — another infection reviewed through the same consultation
- Safety and eligibility — where a remote consultation stops
- How a consultation works
Start a consultation
Sexual health consultation
Answer the sexual health questionnaire and a registered doctor reviews it.
They decide whether treatment is appropriate, which one, and at what dose —
and declining is a normal outcome. See what it costs
and how the review works.