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Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) Screening and Treatment Singapore

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), also referred to as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), can affect women even without noticeable symptoms. Early and regular screening is an important part of preventive healthcare as it protects reproductive health, prevents long-term complications, and provides reassurance.

Within our medical group — including Asimont Clinic, Motherlove, Motherlove GP, and our dedicated gynaecology specialist clinic — we provide confidential and evidence-based STI testing and treatment. Our care is delivered in a private, non-judgmental setting designed to support your wellbeing with respect and clarity.
Understanding The Condition

Why STI Screening Is Important For Women

Many STIs show no symptoms, especially in women, yet may lead to long-term health issues such as infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, or increased risk of cervical cancer. Regular screening supports early detection and timely treatment. It also ensures peace of mind when entering or maintaining relationships.
Proactive Testing to Protect Your Sexual and Reproductive Health

When You Should Consider STI Screening?

You may benefit from STI screening if:

You are sexually active

You are sexually active

Regular screening is part of routine care, even without symptoms.

You’ve never done an STI screen before

You’ve never done an STI screen before

Baseline testing helps establish a clear starting point for your health.

You have a new or multiple sexual partners

You have a new or multiple sexual partners

Increased partner count raises the risk of undetected infections.

You’ve had unprotected sex

You’ve had unprotected sex

Barrier-free contact increases the chance of transmission.

You’ve experienced symptoms

You’ve experienced symptoms

Discharge, pain, bleeding after sex, or itching may signal infection.

You suspect your partner had other sexual contact

You suspect your partner had other sexual contact

Partner exposure can put you at risk, even without visible symptoms.

Infections We Commonly Screen For During STI Evaluation

Common STIs That Can Affect Women

Some of the most common sexually transmitted infections screened at our affiliated clinics include:

Chlamydia

A bacterial infection that often presents with no symptoms but can affect fertility if left untreated.

Gonorrhoea

Another silent bacterial infection that may cause pelvic pain, discharge, or complications if unaddressed.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

A viral infection that can cause genital warts and increase the risk of cervical and other cancers.

Syphilis

A bacterial infection that progresses in stages and may cause serious complications if untreated.

Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV-1 & HSV-2)

Causes painful blisters or sores; may remain dormant and reactivate over time.

HIV

A virus that weakens the immune system; early diagnosis supports timely management and prevention.

Trichomoniasis

A parasitic infection often causing vaginal irritation, discharge, or discomfort during urination.

Mycoplasma/Ureaplasma

Bacterial organisms that may be linked to genital symptoms, discharge, or inflammation.

Hepatitis B & C

Viral infections that primarily affect the liver and can be sexually transmitted.

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Discreet, Professional, and Personalised Care

What To Expect During STI Screening at Our Affiliated Clinics

During your visit, your doctor will guide you through each step of the screening process with care and confidentiality. Your consultation may include:

Confidential history-taking

We’ll discuss your symptoms, sexual activity, and any specific concerns in a respectful, non-judgmental setting.

Pelvic examination (if needed)

A gentle exam may be performed to assess for signs of infection or inflammation.

Swab collection

Depending on your symptoms and exposure, swabs may be taken from the vagina, cervix, urine, throat, or rectum.

Blood tests

Screens for infections such as HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B or C.

Tailored testing

All testing is customised to your sexual history, exposure type, and health goals.

Structured, Personalised Care for PCOS Management at Our Affiliated Clinics

Treatment Process

Private Medical Consultation
Step 1

Private Medical Consultation

Our doctor will take a detailed sexual health history, discuss any symptoms or concerns, and answer your questions in a respectful and confidential setting.

Physical Examination (If Needed)
Step 2

Physical Examination (If Needed)

A pelvic examination may be performed to assess for signs of infection, inflammation, or discharge, based on your symptoms and presentation.

Targeted Testing Based on Exposure Risk
Step 3

Targeted Testing Based on Exposure Risk

Testing is personalised and may include:

• Vaginal or cervical swabs

• Urine sample collection

• Blood tests for HIV, syphilis, hepatitis, or other infections

• Throat or anal swabs, if relevant to your sexual history

Discussion of Results and Care Plan
Step 4

Discussion of Results and Care Plan

Your doctor will review your results with you once available, explain the findings, and recommend appropriate treatment or follow-up. If needed, guidance on partner notification and preventive care will also be provided.

Confidential & Compassionate Care At Our Affiliated Clinics

All STI screening and treatment services across our medical group are provided by trained women’s health professionals in a private and supportive environment. Care is guided by PHMC guidelines and MOH professional standards, and overseen by doctors registered with the Singapore Medical Council. Accredited under the SMC APOC framework, we ensure every consultation is ethical, safe, and evidence-based — helping you protect your health and move forward with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Helpful Information Before Your Visit with Us

Yes. Many STIs are silent and can cause complications if untreated. Regular testing is advised even if you have no symptoms.

Testing is usually painless and quick. Swabs, urine, and blood tests are performed gently by our female doctor.

Some tests can still be done, but certain swabs are best taken when you’re not bleeding. Check with our doctor first.

Annually if sexually active, or more frequently with multiple partners or exposure risks.

We will provide treatment and discuss next steps, including partner management and follow-up screening if needed.

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