STI risk assessment is a structured medical evaluation to understand an individual’s likelihood of having or acquiring a sexually transmitted infection (STI). It focuses on identifying risk factors, exposure history, symptoms (if any), and personal concerns, even when no visible signs of infection are present.

Through a confidential discussion, relevant medical and sexual health factors are reviewed to determine potential risk. This helps decide whether testing is required, which tests are appropriate, and whether preventive or early treatment measures are needed. The goal is early detection, reassurance, and prevention of complications.

This assessment is suitable for individuals who:

Have had recent unprotected sexual contact

Have a new or multiple sexual partners

Are unsure about past exposure risks

Have mild, unclear, or no symptoms

Want preventive evaluation and reassurance