Sexual Health
Sexual health is an important part of overall well-being, but many people delay seeking help because symptoms feel private, embarrassing, or difficult to talk about. Concerns can include unusual discharge, genital itching, pain when urinating, sores, rashes, pelvic discomfort, erectile dysfunction, symptoms after unprotected sex, or questions about contraception, menopause, UTIs, or sexually transmitted infections.
About Sexual Health
Sexual Health Overview
Common sexual health issues may include chlamydia, gonorrhoea, genital herpes, genital warts, thrush, cystitis, urethritis, vaginal discharge, erectile dysfunction, benign prostate symptoms, and menopause-related concerns. Some symptoms are mild, while others may need testing, treatment, partner notification, or in-person examination.
Mobi Doctor can help with confidential, non-emergency online assessments for many sexual health concerns. A doctor can review your symptoms, medical history, sexual history where relevant, current medicines, risk factors, and whether testing, treatment, prescription support, or referral may be appropriate. Medication or prescriptions are only provided where clinically appropriate after a doctor's assessment.
Seek urgent local medical care if you have severe pelvic or testicular pain, heavy bleeding, fever with pelvic pain, symptoms after sexual assault, severe allergic reaction, pregnancy-related concerns, or possible recent HIV exposure where time-sensitive post-exposure treatment may be needed.
Choose a sexual health concern below to learn more about symptoms, possible causes, online care options, and when further testing or urgent care may be needed.
Common types of Sexual Health we treat
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Can this be treated online?
Many non-emergency sexual health concerns can often be assessed online, including sexually transmitted infection (STI) symptoms, erectile dysfunction, genital irritation, urinary discomfort, contraception advice, vaginal infections, herpes flare-ups, and treatment guidance for common sexual health conditions. Recommendations may include testing guidance, treatment options, symptom management, and further assessment based on your symptoms and medical history.
Prescriptions & safety
Our licensed doctors may prescribe medication, issue repeat prescriptions or provide referrals where clinically appropriate and medically safe following an online consultation. Prescriptions are never guaranteed or issued automatically, and treatment decisions are always based on the patient’s symptoms, medical history and clinical assessment.
Some medicines, controlled substances and higher-risk treatments cannot be prescribed through online consultations. In certain cases, patients may instead be advised to seek in-person assessment, testing or emergency medical care where appropriate.
When to seek urgent in-person care
If you are experiencing any of the following with your sexual health, call 112 or go to your nearest A&E immediately. Online care is not appropriate for emergencies.
- Severe pelvic, genital, or abdominal pain
- Testicular pain or sudden swelling
- Heavy bleeding or severe unexplained discharge
- High fever with genital or urinary symptoms
- Difficulty urinating or inability to urinate
- Severe allergic reactions or swelling
- Signs of severe infection or rapidly worsening symptoms
- Chest pain, breathing difficulty, or loss of consciousness
Dr. Chrysoula I. Liakou MD, PhD
Ready To Speak With A Doctor?
Need Confidential Advice About A Sexual Health Concern? Speak with a doctor online about STI symptoms, erectile difficulties, genital irritation, urinary discomfort, vaginal infections, contraception concerns, and herpes flare-ups. Online consultations offer discreet medical guidance and treatment support.
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