Asymptomatic patients
When an asymptomatic patient presents to you for a sexual health checkup, consider testing for the following:
- Chlamydia - for all sexually active people <30 years as well as anyone who identified themselves at risk
- Hepatitis B, HIV and syphilis - for people who are from a high risk population group
- Gonorrhoea - for all sexually active people <30 years as well as anyone who identified themselves at risk
Refer to our testing guidelines for details about the tests recommended.
Symptomatic patients
When a patient presents with genital or other symptoms, you can refer to our:
- Interactive STI Tool - to help you determine what testing is required, as well as how to deal with some common symptoms in both women and men
- Treatment guidelines - for detailed treatment guidelines for STIs and sexual health conditions
For people living with HIV, refer to a specialist HIV practitioner and S100 prescriber for ongoing management.
Support for GPs
GPs can call us to get specialist clinical advice directly from a sexual health physician.
Our team is available Mon-Fri 8.30am-12.30pm, 1.30-5pm
Call us on 1800 009 903