Prevention · daily
PrEP
A once-daily tablet taken before exposure that sharply reduces the risk of HIV. For men whose situation carries ongoing risk.
Read the guide →Men's sexual health
Sexual health & STIs
Most STIs cause no symptoms at all, so guessing settles nothing. A discreet test does. Here's how modern screening, prevention and treatment work, quietly.
Most
STIs show no symptoms
72 hrs
Window to start PEP
~99%
HIV risk cut by daily PrEP
45 min
Private consult
Medically reviewed by Dr. Noppon Arunkajohnsak (Win)
MOPH-licensed clinic
4.6 from 158 Google reviews
92% five-star ratings
Private & confidential
Signs
Burning or stinging when you urinate
Discharge from the penis
Sores, blisters or ulcers on the genitals
New bumps or warts on the skin
Often, no symptoms at all
Common causes
Bacterial infections: chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis
Viral infections: herpes, HPV, HIV
A recent condomless encounter
A partner's untreated infection
Look-alikes: thrush, UTIs and skin irritation
When to see a doctor
Any new symptom after a sexual encounter
A condom broke or wasn't used
A partner has tested positive
You've never had a full screen
You just want certainty, quietly
Understanding the condition
Most infections are silent. Tests aren't.
The majority of STIs in men cause no symptoms for weeks, months or ever. Chlamydia, HPV and early HIV are usually invisible, which means you cannot rule anything in or out by looking. Symptoms, when they do appear, overlap so much that even doctors rely on the lab, not the eye.
The good news: this is one of the most solvable areas in medicine. Bacterial infections like chlamydia, gonorrhoea and syphilis usually clear with the right antibiotic course. Herpes is managed well with modern antivirals. HIV is preventable with PrEP before exposure and PEP after it.
The real barrier is rarely medical. It's the awkwardness of asking. A men's clinic removes that: a private room, a doctor who deals with this every day, and results explained to you and no one else.
Most men who test are fine, and most of the rest are straightforward to treat. The only genuinely bad outcome is not knowing.
Our solutions for sexual health
Prevention first, treatment when needed
Testing tells us where you stand. From there, prevention or treatment is matched to your situation. Each option links to the full guide.
Emergency · 72 hours
PEP
A 28-day course started within 72 hours of a possible HIV exposure. The sooner it starts, the better it works.
Read the guide →Prevention · after sex
Doxy-PEP
A single doxycycline dose after sex that lowers the risk of chlamydia and syphilis. Evidence-based for some men, not all, so it's doctor-screened.
Read the guide →Herpes management
Valacyclovir
Shortens outbreaks and reduces how often they return. Taken daily or per episode, matched to your pattern.
Read the guide →Warts
Wart treatment (Verrumal)
A prescription solution for stubborn skin warts, applied at home. Genital warts need a doctor to confirm the diagnosis and choose the right approach first.
Read the guide →Your journey
What happens when you come in
1. Private consult
One to one, behind a closed door, no waiting-room audience. Tell the doctor what happened and when. Nothing you say will surprise them.
2. The right tests
A screen built around your exposure and its timing, not a one-size panel. Blood, urine or swabs as needed, with window periods explained honestly.
3. Your plan
Treatment if something shows, prevention like PrEP or doxy-PEP if it fits your situation. Clear options, plainly explained. You decide, never pressured.
4. Follow up & retest
Retesting where the window period demands it, and a re-check after treatment where guidelines call for one, with the same doctor who saw you first. No hand offs.
Meet the doctors
Who you'll see
Board-certified urologists who handle sexual health every day, trained internationally. The same doctor from consult to follow-up, and nothing leaves the room.
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What our patients say
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STI screening
“Got the comprehensive checkup which includes STD screening. The process was discreet and comfortable. Results came back quickly and Dr. Do explained everything clearly. Great peace of mind.”
Krit P. · Verified patient review
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Frequently asked questions
How soon after a risky encounter should I get tested?
It depends on the infection. Chlamydia and gonorrhoea show reliably from about two weeks; modern HIV tests pick up most infections from three to six weeks, with a confirmatory test later. If the exposure was within the last 72 hours, come in now rather than waiting, because PEP can still prevent HIV.
Is testing really confidential?
Yes. The consult happens in a private room, results are released to you and no one else, and nothing is shared with employers, insurers or family. Discretion is the reason many men choose a men's clinic over a hospital.
The condom broke last night. What should I do?
Come in as soon as you can. Within 72 hours of a possible HIV exposure, PEP is still an option, and the earlier it starts the better it works. The doctor will also run baseline tests and map out when each follow-up test becomes meaningful.
I have no symptoms. Do I still need a screen?
If you've had a new partner or an unprotected encounter, yes. Most STIs in men cause no symptoms, and chlamydia in particular is usually silent. A screen is the only way to know, and it protects your partners as well as you.
Can everything be treated?
Bacterial infections like chlamydia, gonorrhoea and syphilis usually clear fully with the right antibiotics. Herpes can't be eliminated but outbreaks are well controlled with antivirals. HIV is managed effectively with modern medication and, with treatment, doesn't shorten a normal life expectancy for most people. The doctor will be straight with you about what applies to your result.
Know where you stand, quietly
Know where you
stand, quietly
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