Chlamydia treatment, fast and confidential
Consultation and treatment, 100% online. It's the most common bacterial sexually transmitted infection, and it's cured with a short course of antibiotics. If you or your partner have tested positive, a registered doctor assesses your case and replies to you in less than 15 minutes, in writing and in complete confidence.
- Registered doctors
- Encrypted health data
- No video call
What's included
Your chlamydia consultation, with a doctor behind it
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Cured with antibiotics
Uncomplicated chlamydia clears up with a short course. The doctor chooses the right one for your case, your allergies and, where relevant, pregnancy.
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Fast and discreet
No waiting rooms, no face-to-face explanations: you describe your situation in writing and only the medical team reads it.
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With clinical judgement
The questionnaire picks up the signs that the infection has spread and needs a face-to-face examination. If that’s your case, we’ll tell you plainly.
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Your partners too
We explain who to tell and how, because getting treated without your partner doing the same is the shortest route to reinfection.
What chlamydia is
Chlamydia is the most common bacterial sexually transmitted infection, especially between the ages of 18 and 30. It’s passed on through vaginal, anal or oral sex, and its most treacherous trait is that most infected people notice nothing: more than half of cases are thought to cause no symptoms. Left untreated it can cause serious complications, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, chronic pain or fertility problems.
When this consultation makes sense
- You’ve tested positive for chlamydia and need treatment.
- Your partner has tested positive and you should be treated even if you have no symptoms: this is known as contact treatment.
- You have symptoms that make you suspect it — burning when urinating, unusual discharge, bleeding outside your period — and you want a doctor to assess it.
If you haven’t had a test, the doctor will decide whether one should be done before treating: treating blindly can mask another infection needing a different treatment.
The treatment
Uncomplicated chlamydia is cured with a short course of oral antibiotics. Which one depends on your case: allergies and pregnancy change the choice, which is why the questionnaire asks about both. It’s important to complete the full course, avoid sex until seven days after finishing it, and not to assume on your own that the infection is cured if symptoms persist.
Your partners need treatment too
It’s the part of the treatment most often forgotten and the most important for it to work: if your partner isn’t treated at the same time, reinfection is only a matter of time. It’s advisable to tell your sexual partners from the last six months so they can get tested. We know it’s not an easy conversation; the doctor can guide you on how to approach it.
When an online consultation isn’t enough
If there’s fever, intense pelvic pain or testicular pain, the infection may have spread and a face-to-face examination is needed. The questionnaire detects this and will tell you: in those cases, going to your local health centre promptly makes all the difference.
How it works
What a chlamydia consultation looks like
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Questionnaire
Choose the treatment for your consultation and answer a few questions about your health, your symptoms and your goals. No appointment needed, right from your phone.
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Medical review
A registered doctor studies your answers one by one. If they need any more information, they’ll write to you in your private area.
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Treatment prescription
You receive the doctor’s assessment and your treatment plan with clear instructions in writing, in less than 15 minutes.
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Follow-up
Write to the doctor from your patient area to ask questions and adjust the plan whenever needed.
Reviews
What our patients say
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“I’ve had two consultations and both were handled with the same care: clear questions, simple instructions and a detailed reply. When I wrote later to let the doctor know how I was getting on, he took it into account and adjusted whatever was needed.”
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“It was the first time I’d seen a doctor about anything online and I had my doubts. It was all straightforward: a clear questionnaire, a written reply from a doctor who had obviously read my case, and the chance to ask about anything I didn’t understand. I did it all from my phone without any hassle.”
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“From the start they made it clear what can and can’t be dealt with in writing, and I liked that. The questionnaire asks its questions respectfully, and the doctor replies calmly and explains the reasoning behind each recommendation. I came back later about something else and the experience was just as good.”
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“For me, discretion came first. The emails I get only say there’s news in my private area, without mentioning why, and nobody outside the medical team sees my answers. I was able to consult about something sensitive with complete peace of mind.”
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“Being able to keep talking to the doctor after the first reply is what I value most. I’ve written to him several times to tell him how I was getting on and I’ve always had an answer tailored to my case, not a template. It’s reassuring to know there’s someone on the other end.”
Follow-up by message
FAQ
Common questions about chlamydia
What does the chlamydia consultation and treatment include?
The chlamydia consultation and treatment includes an assessment by a registered doctor and a written reply in less than 15 minutes, with your treatment plan, guidance on telling your partners and follow-up messages. No appointment needed, 100% online and completely discreet.
How much does online chlamydia treatment cost?
The chlamydia consultation and treatment costs €35 as a single payment with one consultation included. The price covers the registered doctor's assessment, their written reply in less than 15 minutes and follow-up messages to answer your questions, with no appointment and no travel.
Is the chlamydia consultation confidential?
Yes, the chlamydia consultation is confidential from start to finish. You explain your situation in writing, without having to explain yourself face to face, and only the medical team sees your answers. It is online and available throughout Europe, so you can do it from home or while travelling, at any time.
My partner has chlamydia and I have no symptoms. Do I need treatment?
Yes. Chlamydia causes no symptoms in more than half of cases and the chance of passing it on is high. Getting treated at the same time as your partner is how you break the chain; if only one of you is treated, reinfection is very likely. This is called contact treatment and you don't need to wait for a test.
When can I have sex again after chlamydia treatment?
Wait 7 days after finishing chlamydia treatment, both you and your partner, even if it was a single-dose treatment. Before then you can still pass it on or get reinfected. If you have had several recent partners, the doctor advises you on an easy way to let them know.
Do I need another chlamydia test after treatment?
Generally you don't need to repeat the chlamydia test if you complete the treatment and your symptoms go away. A test of cure is recommended during pregnancy or when symptoms persist, and young people are advised to get screened again after a few months, because reinfection is common. The doctor tells you what applies in your case.
What happens if chlamydia is left untreated?
Untreated chlamydia can spread upwards and cause serious complications: pelvic inflammatory disease, chronic pelvic pain, ectopic pregnancy and fertility problems, in both women and men. That is why it is best to treat it as soon as it is detected or as soon as your partner tests positive, without waiting for symptoms.
Shall we start your chlamydia treatment prescription?
Answer the questionnaire in a few minutes and a registered doctor will reply in less than 15 minutes.