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IF YOU HAVE NEVER HAD PENETRATIVE SEX, IT’S UNLIKELY YOU HAVE CAUGHT CHLAMYDIA.
IF YOU’RE WORRIED OR WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO SOMEBODY ABOUT SEXUAL HEALTH ISSUES, PHONE THE SEXUAL HEALTH HELPLINE ON 1800 198 205 (COUNTRY CALLERS) OR 9227 6178 (PERTH METROPOLITAN CALLERS).
Seek medical advice immediately if you are currently experiencing symptoms.Do not use this test. Any delay in treatment could damage your health.
Visit your doctor or call the Sexual Health Helpline on 9227 6178 (Perth metro area) or1800 198 205 (country callers).
The Date of Birth you entered indicates that you are less than 16 years old. If you are under 16 years of age you cannot use this service. If you are under 16 years of age and worried about having a sexually transmitted infection, phone the Sexual Health Helpline on 1800 198 205 (country callers) or 9227 6178 (Perth metropolitan callers) or go to 'Find a Service' on this web-site to find a doctor.
Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea are common STIs. Most people don't have any symptoms.
If you’ve ever had unprotected sex you could be at risk of an STI. The good news is that Testing is simple and treatment is easy. Take the test below to see if you are at risk.
If it shows that you are at risk and have no symptoms you will be offered a pathology test form for a FREE simple urine test at a PathWest collection centre.
Answer the following questions to see if you are at risk.
Your risk of an STI is low. It is possible to contract an STI if you have unprotected sex.
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The answers from your online risk self-assessment suggest that it would be a good idea to seek medical advice immediately. You may need to ask your doctor for rectal and throat swabs, as well as genital swabs. To test for other STIs and HIV, ask your doctor for a blood test.
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The answers from your online risk self-assessment suggest that it would be a good idea to seek medical advice immediately. You may need to ask your doctor for rectal and throat swabs, as well as genital swabs.
Find a clinic.
The answers from your online risk self-assessment suggest that it would be a good idea to seek medical advice immediately.
It would be a good idea for you to have an STI test. Chlamydia and gonorrhoea can also infect the rectum and throat, so you may need to ask your doctor to do a simple rectal and throat swab as well. To test for other STIs and HIV, ask your doctor for a blood test.
It would be a good idea for you to have an STI test. See your doctor or take a FREE PathWest Test. This tests for genital infection, but chlamydia and gonorrhoea can also infect the rectum and throat. You may need to see your doctor for a simple rectal and throat swab as well if you have had unprotected anal or oral sex.
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