Private, Discreet
STD/STI Care Online
Get private online STI/STD care in Florida for symptoms, possible exposures, testing questions, and other sexual health concerns. A licensed healthcare provider can review your history, discuss appropriate testing and treatment options, and prescribe medication when medically appropriate.
Affordable, Private Care
Access private online care for STI/STD concerns for $89 per visit, with no insurance required. A licensed healthcare provider can review your symptoms, exposure history, testing needs, and appropriate next steps.
Sam A.
Their dedication to service and genuine commitment to patient well-being are truly appreciated.
Miramar, Florida
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TDOC offers fast, convenient support for the right program, and I have confidence I’ve never had before.
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Why Choose Online STD/STI Care?
Access private STI/STD care online without a traditional waiting room. A licensed healthcare provider can evaluate many common concerns remotely and advise when testing, in-person examination, or additional treatment is needed.
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Private, confidential online care
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Online appointment requests available 24/7, with visit times subject to provider availability
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Evaluation and treatment guidance for STD/STI concerns
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Transparent pricing with no insurance required
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• Laboratory testing may be ordered when clinically appropriate, with testing completed at an available location
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Prescriptions can be sent electronically to your pharmacy when medically appropriate
When Should You Seek STI/STD Care or Testing?
Consider STI/STD care if you have symptoms, a possible exposure, a partner who has been diagnosed with an STI, or questions about testing after a new sexual contact. Many STIs can occur without symptoms, so testing may be appropriate even when you feel well.
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Unusual discharge: New or unusual vaginal, penile, or rectal discharge may be related to an STI or another condition and should be evaluated.
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Painful urination: Burning, stinging, or discomfort with urination can occur with some STIs as well as urinary or other genital conditions.
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Genital itching, sores, rash, or irritation: Persistent itching, irritation, sores, blisters, or a new genital rash should be evaluated because several infections and noninfectious conditions can cause these symptoms.
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Pelvic or lower abdominal pain: Persistent pelvic or lower abdominal pain should be evaluated. Severe pain, fever, fainting, or pregnancy with pain or bleeding may require urgent in-person care.
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Fever, swollen lymph nodes, or a new widespread rash: These symptoms can occur with some infections and should be discussed with a healthcare provider, especially after a possible sexual exposure.
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Possible exposure without symptoms: Many STIs do not cause noticeable symptoms. Testing may still be recommended after a possible exposure or when a sexual partner is diagnosed with an STI.
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Possible HIV exposure within the past 72 hours: Seek prompt medical care to discuss PEP, medication that can reduce the chance of HIV infection when started as soon as possible after a qualifying exposure.
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Seek urgent in-person care for severe testicular pain or swelling, severe pelvic pain, high fever with significant illness, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Explore Our Online Healthcare Services
Convenient Care, Available 24/7
Connect with a licensed healthcare provider online at a time that works for you.
Private STD/STI Care Made Simple
Connect with a licensed healthcare provider for confidential STI/STD evaluation, guidance on appropriate testing, treatment options, and follow-up when needed.
Symptom Review & Risk Assessment
Your provider will review your symptoms, medical history, medications, sexual history relevant to the concern, and possible exposure risks to help determine which testing or treatment options may be appropriate.
Visual & Lab Evaluation
Your provider may recommend laboratory testing when needed. Depending on the infection and sites of possible exposure, testing may involve urine, blood, or swab samples at an available testing location.
Treatment & Next Steps
If treatment is appropriate, your provider will discuss the recommended medication or other next steps. Some infections may require in-person treatment, additional testing, or referral rather than telehealth treatment alone.
Follow-Up & Support
Your provider can explain follow-up testing, when additional medical care is needed, and practical steps to reduce the risk of reinfection or transmission.
Frequently Asked Questions About STD/STI Care
Can STIs be treated through telehealth?
What if my online provider says I need in-person care?
What types of STI testing may be recommended?
What types of STD testing are available?
How do I get test results?
Is my information private?
Do you accept health insurance?
Can I purchase a home STD test kit?
Online STI/STD Care Made Simple.
Private online STI/STD care from licensed healthcare providers, with guidance on testing, treatment, and when in-person care is needed.