Sexually Transmitted Infections
Unusual discharge — purulent, foul-smelling, yellowish or greenish — is not something to wait out. Untreated infections can lead to complications up to uterine bleeding, chronic pelvic pain and, most importantly, infertility. An undetected sexual infection is also often what lies behind chronic cystitis.
What is it?
Accurate PCR-based identification of chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, mycoplasma and other sexually transmitted infections, followed by targeted treatment.
Who is it for?
For those with abnormal discharge, itching or pain during intercourse, and for anyone wanting a preventive check in a new relationship or when in doubt.
Risks?
Many infections (especially chlamydia) are symptomless and are discovered only once complications appear. If the partner is not treated, the infection is passed back and forth repeatedly.
Which symptoms call for testing?
- Purulent, foul-smelling, yellowish or greenish discharge
- Burning during urination, frequent urination
- Pain during intercourse, lower abdominal pain
- A new relationship or risky contact — even without symptoms
Treatment approach
The pathogen is identified precisely with PCR testing and treatment is targeted — no guesswork antibiotics. Parallel treatment of the partner is essential to prevent recurrence; a control test follows the treatment. All examinations and correspondence are fully confidential.
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