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Private STI and STD concerns, reviewed by a provider.

Hamilton Telehealth gives patients a private way to discuss STD and STI concerns with a provider. Your provider reviews your symptoms, exposure history, testing needs, and risk factors before recommending appropriate next steps.

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Patient using Hamilton Telehealth for private STI and STD guidance
Format
Secure telehealth
Best for
Private guidance
Testing
When appropriate
Prescriptions
Not guaranteed
Provider reviewing a private STI and STD care question
01 · How it works

Private guidance before treatment decisions.

Sexual-health concerns are common, and the right next step depends on symptoms, exposure, timing, testing, and medical history. Hamilton uses provider review to help determine whether telehealth guidance is appropriate.

  • 1Share symptoms or exposureTell Hamilton what happened, when, whether you have symptoms, and whether you have tested.
  • 2Get provider reviewA provider reviews risk factors, testing needs, symptoms, and whether treatment discussion is appropriate.
  • 3Plan next stepsYour provider may recommend testing, treatment discussion, partner-notification questions, follow-up, or in-person care when clinically appropriate.
Patient reviewing private sexual health questions from home
02 · What it can support

A clearer next step for sexual-health concerns.

Provider-reviewed sexual-health support can help patients organize exposure questions, symptoms, testing needs, treatment-option discussions, and follow-up planning.

  • Exposure questions
  • Symptom review
  • Testing guidance
  • Treatment-option discussion
  • Partner notification questions
  • Follow-up planning
Are STD and STI the same thing?
They are often used together in patient-facing language. STI means sexually transmitted infection; STD means sexually transmitted disease.
Can I get treatment without testing?
Sometimes testing, in-person evaluation, or follow-up is needed before treatment decisions. A provider reviews your symptoms, exposure timing, and health history before recommending next steps.
Are prescriptions guaranteed?
No. A provider reviews symptoms, exposure history, and clinical fit before making treatment recommendations. Prescriptions are not guaranteed.
What symptoms need urgent care?
Severe pain, fever, pelvic pain, pregnancy-related concerns, severe rash, neurologic symptoms, or other serious symptoms may require urgent, emergency, or in-person care.
Can telehealth treat every STI?
No. Some infections, symptoms, exposures, or complications require testing, injection treatment, in-person evaluation, or specialist care.

Testing, treatment options, prescriptions, partner guidance, and referrals depend on provider review and clinical appropriateness. Some STI/STD concerns require in-person evaluation, urgent care, or emergency care.