STI testing and treatment
Bulk billedSTI testing and treatment
Bulk billedUrine, swab and blood tests collected on site, with treatment and partner advice if needed.
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We are a bulk billing practice — all Medicare-eligible consultations are bulk billed. Some items, including privately purchased vaccines and consumables, attract a fee. Book on HotDoc, online or by phone on (02) 7813 6000.
Confidential, respectful care for people of every age and background. Testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, contraception, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing and pre-conception advice, bulk billed for Medicare card holders.
Three ways to book: HotDoc · online · or by phone.

Our GPs talk about sexual health every day. Whatever your question, you will get clear information and options.
Many STIs have no symptoms, so regular testing is recommended for anyone who is sexually active, especially with a new partner. Testing is a simple urine sample, swab or blood test, collected on site at 4Cyte Pathology. If a result is positive, your GP arranges treatment, explains how to tell partners and can refer for specialist care where needed. HPV vaccination is available for eligible patients.
There is no single right method for everyone. Your GP talks through the pill, the contraceptive implant, injections, hormonal and copper IUDs, the vaginal ring, condoms and permanent options, explaining how each works, its effectiveness and side effects, and helps you choose. Emergency contraception is available; book as soon as possible, ideally within 72 hours.
Long-acting methods such as the implant and IUD are highly effective and reversible, and mean you do not need to remember a daily pill.
Pre-conception checks for both partners, including immunity, folate and other supplements, review of medicines, cycle tracking and advice on when to seek fertility help. Pregnancy tests and early pregnancy care are provided on site.
Painful sex, low libido, erectile difficulties, vaginal or penile symptoms, and sexual health after menopause or prostate treatment are all common and treatable. Our GPs also support LGBTQIA+ patients with respectful, inclusive care.
Bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card.
Urine, swab and blood tests collected on site, with treatment and partner advice if needed.
Book online →All methods explained, from the pill and implant to IUDs and permanent options.
Book online →Advice and prescription as soon as possible after unprotected sex.
Book online →Pregnancy tests, pre-conception checks and early pregnancy care.
Book online →Protection against the virus that causes most cervical and some other cancers, free for eligible ages.
Book online →Painful sex, low libido, erectile problems and changes after menopause, treated with care.
Book online →You can request a male or female doctor when booking. Nothing is shared without your consent.
Book online or call reception. You do not need to say why; a standard appointment is fine for most needs.
A private conversation, any tests collected on site, and clear information about your options.
Reception contacts you if your doctor needs to see you. Results can also be discussed by telehealth.
Dr Shirazi focuses on women's health; Dr Hafiz on men's health. Either can be requested.

Women's health, children's health and skin conditions.

Skin cancer checks and minor procedures, men's health, mental health and family medicine.

Chronic and complex conditions, heart, gut and kidney health, weight management.

Mental health, chronic illness, disability care and general family medicine.
Sexual health and family planning consultations are bulk billed for Medicare card holders.
Full fee guide
Standard GP consultations at Toongabbie Doctors are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card, so there is no out-of-pocket cost to see your doctor.
Common questions about sexual health.
Yes. What you discuss stays between you and your doctor unless you consent to sharing it or there is a serious safety concern. Young people aged 14 and over can usually consent to their own care.
If you are sexually active with new or multiple partners, testing every six to twelve months is recommended, or sooner if you have symptoms or a partner tests positive. Your GP can advise.
It depends on your health, lifestyle and plans. Long-acting methods like the implant and IUD are the most effective reversible options. Your GP will help you weigh up the choices.
As soon as possible. The emergency pill works best within 72 hours, and some options work up to five days. Call reception and ask for a same-day appointment.
Yes. Pre-conception and family planning appointments often work best with both partners present.
Book online or call reception and request a male or female GP. Bulk billed for Medicare card holders.
Three ways to book: HotDoc · online · or by phone on (02) 7813 6000.