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Tests and treatment

Chlamydia testing

To test for chlamydia, your doctor will ask for a sample of your urine. Most men will not require any more testing, but women usually also need a swab taken from the vagina (which you may do for yourself if you prefer).

If your test is positive, your doctor will prescribe a simple antibiotic treatment. Your sexual partner(s) should also get tested and treated. Usually, treatment is only one dose of a very effective antibiotic.

While waiting for test results and during treatment:

  • do not have unsafe sex as you could infect each other again.
  • do not drink alcohol as it will reduce the effectiveness of the treatment and you might also forget about having safe sex.
  • protect yourself and your partner by practising safe sex.
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Where to go for testing and treatment

Confidential tests and treatment are available from your GP or a doctor of your choice. You may also visit one of the metropolitan clinics (most are free, please phone first to see if you need an appointment):


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Fremantle Hospital

Infectious Diseases, B2 Clinic
Alma Street , Fremantle
Telephone: (08) 9431 2149

Royal Perth Hospital
Sexual Health Clinic

Ainslie House, Murray St, Perth
Telephone: (08) 9224 2178

FPWA - Sexual Health Services

70 Roe Street , Northbridge
Telephone: (08) 9227 6177 or 1800 198 205 toll-free
When phoning to make an appointment, press 3

Quarry Health Centre
(For under 25’s)

Rear, 7 Quarry Street, Fremantle
Telephone: (08) 9430 4544

Women’s Health Services

100 Aberdeen Street , Northbridge
Telephone: (08) 9227 8122 or
1800 998 399 toll-free

Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service

156 Wittenoom Street , Perth
Telephone: (08) 9421 3888

WA Population Health Units

(Those in bold provide clinical services)

Location Telephone
North Metro (08) 9380 7700
South Metro (08) 9431 0200
Goldfields (Kalgoorlie-Boulder) (08) 9080 8200
Great Southern (Albany) (08) 9842 7500
Kimberley (Broome) (08) 9194 1630 or (08) 9194 1646
Midwest/Gascoyne (Carnarvon) (08) 9941 0515
Midwest (Geraldton) (08) 9956 1985 or (08) 9956 1958
Pilbara (South Hedland) (08) 9158 9222 or (08) 9158 9207
Southwest (Bunbury) (08) 9781 2350
Wheatbelt (Northam) (08) 9622 4320

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