Private online treatment, combined

One visit. Treatment for Chlamydia & Gonorrhea.

These two infections are commonly found together, and symptoms can overlap or not appear at all. Answer a few private questions, and a licensed provider reviews your case to determine the right next step — which may include oral treatment sent to your pharmacy, testing, or an in-person visit.

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Chlamydia

Gonorrhea

1 Treatment Plan

One visit, provider-directed care

Chlamydia Gonorrhea

STEP 1

Private Intake

STEP 2

Provider Review

STEP 3

Same-Day Start

Chlamydia and gonorrhea often occur together. Symptoms can look alike, overlap, or not show up at all. When it's safe and appropriate, a provider can prescribe oral treatment for one or both infections — but some situations, like suspected infection in the throat, require testing and in-person treatment instead.

How it works

Start online. Get provider-reviewed care.

The visit flow is built for privacy and speed — the same practical online consultation experience patients expect from Call-On-Doc.

Answer a few private questions

Tell us about your symptoms — or lack of them. No video call, no judgment.

A licensed provider reviews your case

A U.S.-licensed clinician reviews your symptoms and history to decide on the right treatment plan for you.

Prescription sent to your pharmacy

When oral treatment is appropriate, it's sent to a local pharmacy the same day. Your provider will determine the right medication for each infection — some cases may need testing or an in-person visit instead.

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Symptoms

You don't need to know which one you have to start treatment.

If something feels off — or you were exposed and have no symptoms at all — a private online visit lets a provider review the next best step.

Chlamydia and gonorrhea are two of the most commonly diagnosed STIs, and co-infection is common — treating for both in one visit means you're not left waiting between test results.

Many people with these infections have no symptoms at all. If you've had a possible exposure, that's reason enough to check — even if you feel fine.

If you may have gonorrhea in your throat (for example, from oral sex), this requires a throat swab test and in-person treatment — a provider will let you know if this applies to you.

If you're prescribed treatment, avoid sexual activity for 7 days after starting it and until your partner(s) have also been treated. Providers generally recommend repeat testing around 3 months later to check for reinfection.

Burning during urination

Unusual discharge

Itching or irritation

Pain or discomfort during sex

Lower abdominal or pelvic pain

No symptoms, but a known exposure

Notified by a partner?

If a partner has told you they tested positive for chlamydia or gonorrhea, you can start a visit even without symptoms — and it's worth mentioning that they should be treated too.

Why Call-On-Doc

Can I do this without embarrassment?

Yes. The experience is direct, private, and designed around getting you from concern to care without unnecessary friction.

Privacy

No waiting rooms, no awkward conversations.

Speed

Same-day prescriptions in most cases.

Convenience

Available 24/7 from your phone.

Price Transparency

Flat fee. No surprise bills.

Partner Discounts

We offer partner discounts to help protect their health too.

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FAQ

Questions before you start?

These answers keep the visit transparent before a provider reviews your case.

Still unsure?

Start privately and review the visit details before moving forward — there's no obligation until a provider confirms next steps.

Do I need a test first?▼

Not necessarily. Based on your symptoms and history, a provider can determine whether treatment now makes sense, or whether testing should come first.

Is this legit?▼

Yes. Your visit is reviewed by a licensed U.S. provider, and any prescription is sent to a real pharmacy of your choice.

Will this show up on insurance?▼

You can choose to use insurance or pay the flat visit fee directly — a team member can walk you through the options for your situation.

How fast do I get medication?▼

In most cases, a decision is made the same day, and any prescription is sent electronically to your pharmacy right away.

What if I only have one of the two?▼

That's fine — the provider tailors your treatment plan to what's appropriate for you. Chlamydia and gonorrhea don't always require the same medication, and not every case is treated with oral medication alone — some need testing or an in-office injection instead.

Does my partner need treatment too?▼

Often, yes. Your provider can advise on partner treatment and testing as part of your visit so you're not treating this alone. It's also recommended to avoid sex for 7 days after starting treatment and until your partner(s) are treated.

Do I need to get tested again after treatment?▼

Yes — providers generally recommend repeat testing around 3 months after treatment to check for reinfection, especially if your partner situation has changed.

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