Online STI Testing
Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea are common STIs. Most people don't have any symptoms.
If you’ve ever had unprotected sex you could be at risk of an STI. The good news is that testing is simple and treatment is easy. Take the test below to see if you are at risk.
If it shows that you are at risk and have no symptoms you will be offered a pathology test form for a FREE simple urine test or vaginal swab, at a PathWest collection centre.
Free STI test!
Take the quiz to see if you are eligible.
It’s quick, easy and free!
(If you are eligible, you will get a downloadable form for a free genital chlamydia and gonorrhoea test that you can take to any PathWest clinic without the need for a Medicare card or an appointment.)
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Have you ever had oral, anal or vaginal sex?
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Have you had oral, anal or vaginal sex without a condom with casual or regular partners?
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Are you a man who has ever had sex with another man?
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Are you currently experiencing genital symptoms such as unusual discharge, itch, rash, unexplained sores or pain when urinating?
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Have you recently been told that someone you have had sex with has tested positive for an STI (such as chlamydia or gonorrhoea)?
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It is time to visit a doctor or sexual health clinic.
You are not eligible to download a chlamydia and gonorrhoea test form because you have told us that you currently have STI symptoms.
This means that if you visit a doctor or sexual health clinic, you may be able to receive treatment right away.
You can use our find a service feature to find a clinic near you, or Health Engine to find and book in with a doctor.
As well as testing for chlamydia and gonorrhoea (urine and/or swabs), it is important that you also get blood tests for HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B.
You may also need rectal and/or throat swabs. This will depend on what type of sex you have had without a condom. You will need to talk about this with your doctor to make sure you get all the right tests done.
It is important to get STI testing done at least once per year or whenever you change sexual partners.
Download this letter to give to the doctor if you are unsure about what to say during your appointment.
Click here to send us your feedback
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It is time to visit a doctor or sexual health clinic.
You are not eligible to download a chlamydia and gonorrhoea test form because you have told us that someone you have had sex with someone who has tested positive for an STI and you currently have STI symptoms.
This means that if you visit a doctor or sexual health clinic, you may be able to receive treatment right away.
You can use our find a service feature to find a clinic near you, or Health Engine to find and book in with a doctor.
As well as testing for chlamydia and gonorrhoea (urine and/or swabs), it is important that you also get blood tests, for HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B.
You may also need rectal and/or throat swabs. This will depend on what type of sex you have had without a condom. You need to talk about this with your doctor to make sure you have all the right test done.
It is important to get STI testing done at least once per year or whenever you change sexual partners
Download this letter to give to the doctor if you are unsure about what to say during your appointment.
Click here to send us your feedback
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It is time to visit a doctor or sexual health clinic.
As you have told us that you are a man who has had sex with other men we recommend visiting a doctor or sexual health clinic in person.
This service only has the ability to test for genital chlamydia and gonorrhoea. Tests cannot be provided for any rectal or oral STI tests, or for any STI tests that require a blood test such as syphilis, HIV and hep B which are recommended as part of a full STI testing.
It may be a good idea to speak to them about Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as an additional way of protecting yourself against HIV
Depending on what type of sex you have had without a condom, you may also need rectal and/or throat swabs. It is important to talk about this with your doctor to make sure you get all the right tests done.
You can use our find a service feature to find a clinic near you, or Health Engine to find and book in with a doctor.
It is important to get STI testing done at least once per year or whenever you change sexual partners.
Download this letter to give to the doctor if you are unsure about what to say during your appointment.
Click here to send us your feedback
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Download your form for a free genital chlamydia and gonorrhoea test.
Take your completed form directly to a PathWest collection centre.
Find your closest PathWest collection centre. You do not need to make an appointment, just walk in with your printed form. There may be some wait times, depending on how many other people are there.
You can prepare for your test by looking at the information for urine collection and low vaginal swab (if required) on the PathWest website.
It is important to remember this test is only for genital chlamydia and gonorrhoea.
Please note that if you do take your form to an alternate lab to PathWest, you will likely be sent an invoice for payment by the alternate lab and the cost will no longer be covered.
If your test is positive a nurse will call you 5 to 7 days after your test and recommend you see a doctor to receive treatment. You will not receive a call if your test result is negative.
We recommend also seeing a doctor or sexual health clinic to get blood tests for syphilis, HIV and hepatitis B. Also, depending on what type of sex you have had without a condom, you may also need rectal and/or throat swabs. Speak to your doctor about this.
You can use our find a service feature to find a clinic near you, or Health Engine to find and book in with a doctor.
It is important to get STI testing done at least once per year or whenever you change sexual partners.
Download this letter to give to the doctor if you are unsure about what to say during your appointment.
Click here to send us your feedback
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