At Integriti, we offer a wide range of sexual health screening, sexual health advice and professional guidance on issues such as libido and pain during sex.
Sex and sexual health are important aspects of health and well-being — but we can often find it a challenge to discuss sex and sexual health with others. At Integriti, we listen to your questions and concerns and hope to share our knowledge and experience with you. No question is silly and if you are asking it, so is somebody else! Our clinicians have extra training in sexual health and we all have a passion for high-quality healthcare. We invite you to explore our information about sexual health and to book an appointment with one of our experienced practitioners.
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We believe regular sexual health screening and follow-up are important for everyone. A follow-up meeting to discuss the results of your screening is also a good opportunity to discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
(Please note - Integriti Women's Clinics may offer screening for male patients but this will be dependent on the Individual Integriti GP - please contact the relevant clinic prior to attendance).
Sexually Transmitted Infections STI
A sexually transmitted infection (STI) is an infection that is passed between partners when having sex. You can get an STI by having vaginal sex, anal sex, or oral sex. There are several different types of STI.
What are the main sexually transmitted infections? .. Read more in our blog...
Please do not be embarrassed about seeking help with regard to your sexual health. Integriti GP's are professional, compassionate, discreet and here to help you. Please reach out.
Further sexual health information can be accessed via Health Direct.
If your libido has reduced it can be very emotionally painful. We often question ourselves; Why has this happened? What is wrong with me? Will I get better? We worry; What will my partner think? Will they think I don't love them? How do we talk about this? It can become a source of both embarrassment and frustration. It can go on for so long that we forget when it started and try not to show affection for fear of inviting sexual intimacy. This is often a very personal concern and starting the conversation with your health professionals can be very challenging. It is something that we can help with and reaching out is the first part of that process. Make that appointment, take that step. Print off our Libido Patient Questionnaire, fill it in and bring it with you to start that conversation. We're ready to help, grab our hand and lets make that jump together!..... Read more in our blog...
Pain during sex – also called dyspareunia can occur for a number of reasons:
Endometriosis, Vaginal Dryness, Vaginismus, Vulvodynia Read more in our blog...
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We've developed a short test to help you quickly determine which methods of contraception are most suited to your particular circumstances.
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