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STD Screening
& Treatment
Not sure? Worried?
The earlier you check, the sooner you get peace of mind!
- 100% Private & Confidential
- Fast Results (Selected tests ready within 15–30 minutes)
- Professional Doctor Consultation Included
We Understand What You’re Feeling
What we want you to know:
STDs are common medical conditions
They are more frequent than most people realize and nothing to be ashamed of.
Most are treatable
With modern medicine, the vast majority of conditions are easily managed or fully cured.
The most important thing is — DON’T DELAY
Addressing it early is the fastest way to protect your health and regain your peace of mind.
We Understand What
You’re Feeling
What we want you to know:
STDs are common
medical conditions
They are more frequent than most people realize and nothing to be ashamed of.
Most are treatable
With modern medicine, the vast majority of conditions are easily managed or fully cured.
The most important thing is
— DON’T DELAY
Addressing it early is the fastest way to protect your health and regain your peace of mind.
YOU'RE NOT ALONE...
We see and help patients in your exact situation every day.
No judgment. Just professional care.
We see and help patients
in your exact situation every day.
No judgment. Just professional care.
Many STDs Show No Symptoms
in the Early Stages
You may think:
But in reality:
Many infections are silent
You may still carry and spread it
It can affect your partner unknowingly
- Includes testing for Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and more.
- Our process is fast, safe, and strictly confidential.
- Early detection is crucial for effective long-term health outcomes.
- Allows for early management and proactive prevention strategies.
(Emergency)
- An emergency treatment that must be started within 72 hours of exposure.
- Specifically for high-risk exposure—the sooner you start, the better the outcome.
(Prevention)
- Designed for high-risk individuals to stay protected.
- Clinically proven to reduce the risk of HIV by up to 99%.
Not sure which one you need?
Let our medical doctors guide you based on your specific situation.
Top 6 Common STDs We Manage
Top 6 Common STDs
We Manage
Syphilis
Syphilis
Syphilis is a bacterial infection that often starts silently without obvious symptoms. While early signs may include painless ulcers, leaving it untreated can lead to severe complications affecting the brain, heart, and nervous system.
Treatment Flow:
– Confirmation: Diagnosis via blood tests such as RPR or TPHA.
– Staging: Determining if the infection is in an early or late stage.
– First-line Treatment: Administration of Penicillin injections.
– Early Stage: Typically requires a single dose.
– Late Stage: Weekly injections over three weeks (3 doses).
– Follow-up: Blood tests at 3, 6, and 12 months to ensure the infection is completely cleared.
Prevention:
– Practice regular screening if you are sexually active.
– Consistent condom use.
– Seek early treatment to prevent permanent damage to the brain and heart.
Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea is a bacterial infection that can affect the genital tract, throat, or rectum. While it can be asymptomatic (showing no signs), common symptoms include discharge and painful urination.
Treatment Flow:
– Testing: Diagnosed through a urine or swab test.
– Medication: A combination of an antibiotic injection and oral medication.
– Combination Therapy: This approach is used to combat potential antibiotic resistance.
– Test of Cure: A re-test is conducted after 1–2 weeks to confirm the infection is gone.
Prevention:
– Ensure protection through condom use.
– Avoid contact with untreated partners.
– Early treatment is vital to prevent long-term complications like infertility.
Chlamydia
Chlamydia
Chlamydia is a very common STD that frequently presents no symptoms. However, if left untreated, it can lead to serious reproductive complications.
Treatment Flow:
– Initial Testing: Diagnosed through a urine or swab test.
– Confirmation: Verification of the infection by medical professionals.
– Medical Treatment: A course of oral antibiotics, typically lasting 7 days.
– Follow-up: Monitoring is required if any symptoms persist after treatment.
Prevention:
– Routine Screening: Essential because the infection often shows no symptoms.
– Concurrent Treatment: Both partners must be treated to prevent re-infection.
– Avoid Reinfection: Take proactive steps to ensure the infection does not return.
Herpes (HSV)
Herpes (HSV)
Herpes is a viral infection that causes recurrent blisters or ulcers. Once contracted, the virus can remain in the body and reactivate periodically.
Treatment Flow:
– Clinical Diagnosis: Identification of physical signs such as blisters or ulcers.
– Additional Testing: Swab or blood tests are conducted if needed for confirmation.
– Antiviral Medication: Use of Acyclovir or Valacyclovir to manage the virus.
– Short Course: Administered during an active outbreak.
– Long-term Suppression: Recommended for individuals with frequent recurrences.
Prevention:
– Contact Management: Avoid physical contact during an active outbreak.
– Protection: Condom use reduces risk, though it is not 100% effective against HSV.
– Manage Triggers: Maintain health to avoid triggers such as stress and low immunity.
HPV / Genital Warts
HPV / Genital Warts
HPV is a very common viral infection. Certain strains of the virus cause genital warts, which typically appear as small bumps or cauliflower-like growths.
Treatment Flow:
– Clinical Assessment: A professional diagnosis to confirm the condition, as not all bumps are warts.
– Wart Removal (Core Treatment): Options include Cryotherapy (freezing), Electrocautery/Laser removal, or topical treatments for specific cases.
– Immune Management (Key Step): Because the virus can remain in the body, supporting the immune system is crucial to reduce the risk of recurrence.
– Follow-Up: Ongoing monitoring for recurrence and repeating treatment if necessary.
Prevention:
– Avoid skin-to-skin contact during an active outbreak.
– Consistent condom use (reduces risk, but is not 100% effective against HPV).
– Manage lifestyle triggers such as stress and low immunity.
Important: Removing visible warts does NOT mean the virus is gone from your system. Ongoing management is important for your health and to prevent spreading the virus.
HIV
HIV
HIV is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system. Early detection is vital because it allows for effective long-term control of the virus and prevents transmission to others.
Treatment Flow:
– Confirmation: Diagnosis is confirmed through a blood test.
– Immediate Action: Initiation of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) or an immediate medical referral.
– Long-term Monitoring: Continuous health management, including viral load tracking and immune system monitoring.
Prevention:
– PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis): A daily preventive medication that offers up to 99% protection.
– PEP (Emergency): Post-Exposure Prophylaxis that must be started within 72 hours of high-risk exposure.
– General Safety: Consistent condom use and regular diagnostic testing.
Simple, Safe & Private Process
The whole process is simple, fast, and strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Private Consultation One-to-one with doctor
Testing Blood / Urine / Swab (if needed)
Results Explanation Clear, simple explanation
Treatment / Prevention Plan Based on your condition
Simple, Safe
& Private Process
The whole process is simple, fast, and strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Private Consultation
One-to-one with doctor
Testing Blood / Urine / Swab
(if needed)
Results Explanation Clear,
simple explanation
Treatment / Prevention Plan
Based on your condition
These Could Be Signs of an STD
These Could Be
Signs of an STD
While some infections show no symptoms at all, you should be proactive about your health.
If you notice any of the following signs, please get checked early:
Genital Symptoms
- Painless sores or ulcers
- Blisters or wart-like growths
- Unusual discharge (yellow, green, or with a foul smell)
- Pain or a burning sensation during urination
Female-Specific Symptoms
- Abnormal vaginal discharge
- Lower abdominal pain
- Pain experienced during intercourse
- Irregular bleeding between periods
Male-Specific Symptoms
- Urethral discharge
- Penile irritation or redness
- Testicular discomfort
Skin & Body Symptoms
- Rash appearing on the palms of your hands or soles of your feet (common in syphilis)
- Fever, fatigue, or a persistent sore throat
- Swollen lymph nodes
- Unexplained hair loss
Important: Symptoms may disappear… but the infection may still be there And it can still spread
Don‘t Wait Until Too Late
Many patients don’t come because of symptoms
— they come because they noticed small bumps and are unsure what it is.
Why Choose Rootheal?
- Doctor-led consultation
- Strict confidentiality
- No judgment approach
- Clear & honest explanation
- One-stop solution
We don’t just test.
We help you solve the problem with confidence.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Question
Will my STD test results be confidential?
Yes. All consultations, test results, and records are handled with strict confidentiality. Your privacy is fully protected.
I have no symptoms. Do I still need to get tested?
Yes. Many STDs do not show symptoms in the early stage. Testing is the only way to be sure.
How soon after exposure should I get tested?
It depends on the infection. Some tests can detect early infections within days, while others may require a window period of 2–4 weeks. Our doctor will advise the best timing.
Does STD testing hurt?
Most tests involve blood samples or urine tests, which cause minimal discomfort. Some swab tests may feel slightly uncomfortable but are quick.
How long does it take to get the results?
Some rapid tests are available within 15–30 minutes. Other laboratory tests may take 1–3 working days.
Can STDs go away on their own?
No. Some symptoms may disappear, but the infection can remain in the body and continue to cause harm or spread to others.
Are STDs treatable?
Yes. Many STDs are fully treatable, especially when detected early. Some conditions like HIV can be well-managed with proper treatment.
Can I just buy medicine from the pharmacy instead of seeing a doctor?
Not recommended. Incorrect treatment may delay recovery, worsen the condition, or lead to complications. Proper diagnosis is important.
Do I need to inform my partner?
Yes. It is important for your partner to be tested and treated if necessary to prevent reinfection.
Can I have sex while undergoing treatment?
It is strongly advised to avoid sexual activity until treatment is completed and your doctor confirms it is safe.
What is the difference between HIV, PEP, and PrEP?
– HIV: A virus that affects the immune system
– PEP: Emergency medication taken within 72 hours after exposure
– PrEP: Preventive medication taken regularly to reduce risk
When should I take PEP?
PEP must be started within 72 hours after high-risk exposure, and the earlier it is taken, the more effective it is.
Real Stories, Real Results
Real Stories,
Real Results
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Doctor gives very detailed explanations and is very patient and knowledgeable. He takes time and care to ask many questions and conduct physical examinations to understand the patent’s condition and concerns better. His diagnoses are very clear. What I like most is how the approach is very all-rounded inclusive of relevant exercises and diet recommendations as opposed to just taking oral medication. I went there once for my knees and took my elderly mum there subsequently. Very happy with both the outcomes and experience. Highly recommend it.
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I visited the clinic for the first time since my regular doctor at another clinic is on maternity leave. Dr. Winsor provided a thorough explanation of pain management and how to maintain good posture. The staff were very friendly and communicated with genuine care. Kudos to the team!
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Thank you, Dr. Jiang, for your free clinic service, which has benefited more patients.
I appreciate his kind and warm explanation of my knee injury and his attentive examination of other parts of my foot, providing valuable insights and advice.
I want to thank him for his compassionate dedication.
Thank you for being there. 💕
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