Consultation

STI Medical Consultation

STI Medical Consultation

50,00 

Discuss your STI test results with our medical team. We will advise you on the steps to take and the appropriate treatment, including the prescription of medication if necessary.

Sexual health

Performs a STI consultation whether you already have results or have not yet taken a test. We will advise you on the most appropriate tests and, if you already have results, we will indicate the steps to follow and the necessary treatment, with medical prescription if necessary. Contract it alone or together with any of our STI tests.

ITS CONSULTATION IS FOR YOU IF...

- You want to ask your questions anonymously to an STI doctor and have him or her guide you through the choice of test best suited to you.
- You have taken an ITS test and need help in understanding the 100% results.
- You have tested positive for STIs and want to know what steps to take next, including the pre-prescription of treatment doctor if necessary.

Available with the following tests

Sexual health

89,99  or subscribe to save up to 10%

The STI test detects some of the most common STIs: HIV (4th generation), Syphilis, Hepatitis B and C in a single blood sample. It tests for antibodies and antigens for a reliable result. Discreet self-test, easy to use at home and with medical report included.

119,99  or subscribe to save up to 10%

This pack offers a good infection coverage in blood (HIV, Syphilis and Hepatitis B and C) and urine (Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea and Trichomoniasis). Ideal if you want to be reassured after a risky relationship, although it does not include all existing infections, as it does not analyse Mycoplasmas or Ureaplasmas.

149,99  or subscribe to save up to 10%

It is the STD test more comprehensivedetects antibodies and/or antigens in blood (HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B and C) and urine infections (Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, Trichomoniasis, Mycoplasmas and Ureaplasmas). Ideal if you want maximum coverage in a single test, discreetly and from home, with results interpreted by our medical team.

 

HIV

44,99  or subscribe to save up to 10%

This self-test detects both antigens and antibodies for accuracy. It is therefore a definitive HIV test, to confirm or rule out HIV, after the window period (2-12 weeks) has passed. It is also private and discreet, from home, with results interpreted by our medical team.

"The incidence and prevalence of STIs remain high. That is why it is important to know your HIV status and monitor it regularly for prevention, early diagnosis and treatment.”

Maria Lizariturry
Specialist in Internal Medicine

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Everything you need to know

Frequently asked questions about this test

To make the consultation as useful as possible, we recommend you:

  • Write down your symptoms, when they started and whether they have changed over time.
  • Indicate the date(s) of possible risk exposure
  • Be honest about your recent sexual history and use of protection methods.
    The more information the health professional has, the more accurate the assessment and treatment will be.

Remember: the goal is not to judge, but to take care of your health.

The window period is the time from a possible risk exposure until infection can be reliably detected by a diagnostic test.

If you take the test too early, the result may not reflect the infection even if it is present. That's why it's important to stick to the recommended times.

Below are the indicative window periods:

  • HIV: 2-4 weeks on average, but may exceed 12 weeks.
  • Hepatitis B: about 2 weeks.
  • Hepatitis C: 6-9 weeks on average, and may exceed 12 weeks.
  • Syphilis: 3-6 weeks on average, and may exceed 12 weeks.
  • Gonorrhoea: 1-2 weeks on average, and may exceed 2 weeks.
  • Chlamydia: 1-3 weeks on average, and may exceed 12 weeks.
  • Trichomoniasis: 1-4 weeks on average, and may exceed 4 weeks.
  • Mycoplasma genitalium: 2-4 weeks on average, and may exceed 12 weeks.
  • Mycoplasma hominis: there is no clearly defined window period.
  • Ureaplasmas: there is no clearly defined window period.

If you have had a recent exposure, we can provide guidance on the best time to test or whether to repeat the test at a later date.

Yes. Informing your recent sexual partners is a fundamental part of taking care of your own and others' health. Many infections can be asymptomatic, so a person may be infected without knowing it.

How to do it?

  • In a direct and honest way, explaining that you have taken a test and that you have tested positive.
  • Indicating that it is advisable that testing also be carried out
  • Avoidance of sexual intercourse until treatment is completed (if applicable).

It may be an uncomfortable conversation, but it is an act of mutual responsibility and care.

For most bacterial STIs (such as chlamydia, gonorrhoea or syphilis), specific antibiotic treatment is prescribed.
In the case of viral infections (such as HIV or hepatitis), the approach is different and requires specialised medical follow-up to confirm the diagnosis and assess the most appropriate treatment.

At Ailin we accompany you through the process, providing the necessary information so that you can go to your doctor with everything clear and resolve any doubts you may have.

STI Medical Consultation

50,00 

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