Vitality & Balance

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Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing

Sexual health testing that answers your questions

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YOUR STORY COMES FIRST

Sexual health questions
Are nothing to feel guilty about

You may want testing after a possible exposure, have symptoms you do not understand or be preparing for a new relationship. Every reason can start a consultation in a nonjudgmental space.

Some infections cause no symptoms, and different exposures may require samples from different sites. Testing too early may not detect an infection.

Your medical team helps choose tests and timing, explains results, and plans prevention or further care. You do not need to select a package before meeting us.

Private, nonjudgmental conversations. Your consultations are kept confidential.

UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS

Many infections may have no symptoms. Testing begins with your concerns, time since exposure and relevant areas. This helps select appropriate samples more effectively than simply choosing the largest package.

HIV · Hepatitis B/C · Syphilis

Helps detect infections that may have no symptoms, so treatment or prevention can match your risk.

How it worksBlood tests look for markers of HIV, hepatitis B/C and syphilis. Each has a different detection window.

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HIV and Hepatitis B/C test panel & Syphilis
Your doctor interprets results alongside vaccination history, exposure and test timing.

A negative result too early may not rule out infection. If possible HIV exposure occurred within 72 hours, seek medical care immediately for PEP assessment.

Chlamydia & Gonorrhoea PCR

Helps identify chlamydia and gonorrhea to guide organism-specific care, including testing people without symptoms when indicated.

How it worksPCR detects genetic material from organisms in the collected sample. Urine or swab samples are chosen according to the exposure site.

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PCR for Chlamydia & Gonorrhoea
Urine or swab samples are selected according to symptoms and the site involved.

Similar symptoms may come from other organisms or irritation. Do not self-medicate based on symptoms alone.

14-Pathogen · Multi-Site

Adds information when several organisms or sites need assessment to help explain symptoms and plan further care.

How it works14-Pathogen describes the range of organisms; Multi-Site refers to sampling several areas. Your doctor selects both according to exposure history.

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14-Pathogen Panel
A multi-organism panel. Your doctor distinguishes findings related to symptoms from results that may not need treatment.
Multi-Site
Urine/urethral, rectal and oral samples are considered according to exposure sites.

Urine testing alone may not cover infections in the throat or rectum.

HPV DNA · Urine

Provides information on HPV detected in a urine sample to support discussion of risk and appropriate care.

How it worksDetects viral genetic material in that sample. Results must be interpreted alongside examination of lesions and exposure sites; it does not cover HPV in every area.

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HPV DNA in urine
Your doctor considers the test's suitability and limitations.

A negative urine result does not rule out infection at every site. Lesions should be examined by a doctor. Discuss vaccination according to age and risk.

Start with what you would like to understand
Then discuss options, realistic expectations and follow-up with your doctor.

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A CONVERSATION, PREPARED

Start with information
That helps us understand you

Note exposure dates, symptoms, areas of concern, previous results and medications used to help choose testing methods and timing.

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QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING

Questions you
May be asking

Explore one topic at a time, then bring
Your remaining questions to your doctor

Does one package cover every infection?

No panel answers every situation. The organisms, test methods, sampling sites and time since exposure all matter.

Do I have to disclose my sexual orientation?

Exposure type, symptoms and timing guide test selection. You can tell us if discussing something feels uncomfortable. We listen without judgment.

After a recent exposure, should I wait for symptoms?

Do not wait for symptoms. Contact a medical facility promptly for assessment. Some post-exposure prevention options have limited time windows.

Does a negative result mean I never need another test?

This depends on when testing occurred, the organisms and sites covered, and any new exposures. Your doctor will explain follow-up.

Can I begin with a consultation?

Yes. Our team can arrange a visit to review concerns and select tests before confirming costs.

PLAN YOUR CARE

Understand your plan
Before deciding

Your doctor will explain suitable options, what the plan includes and follow-up before you begin. You can request costs for your individual plan without committing to treatment.

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CARE THAT CONTINUES

Ongoing care
At a pace that fits you

Every program includes follow-up
Review results, how you feel and your questions with the team according to your plan.

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Contact us in the way that suits you

Ask a question, book an appointment or plan your journey before we meet.

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Spectrum Intimate Insight

Sexual health questions
Are nothing to feel guilty about

Choose tests based on risk
And exposure sites

HIV · Hepatitis B/C · Syphilis

Chlamydia & Gonorrhoea PCR

14-Pathogen · Multi-Site

HPV DNA · Urine

Start with information
That helps us understand you

Questions you
May be asking

Understand your plan
Before deciding

Ongoing care
At a pace that fits you

Begin with what matters to you

Contact us in the way that suits you

Find your program

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Spectrum Intimate Insight

Sexual health questions Are nothing to feel guilty about

Choose tests based on risk And exposure sites

Start with information That helps us understand you

Questions you May be asking

Understand your plan Before deciding

Ongoing care At a pace that fits you

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Begin with what matters to you

Contact us in the way that suits you

Sexual health questions
Are nothing to feel guilty about

Choose tests based on risk
And exposure sites

Start with information
That helps us understand you

Questions you
May be asking

Understand your plan
Before deciding

Ongoing care
At a pace that fits you