Homed-IQ Online STI Consultation
Talk to one of our doctors
If you have a question about STIs, your test results, or potential treatments, contact our medical team. Homed-IQ offers online consultations to all customers, where you can speak with a doctor about any questions you may have or the meaning of your test results.
If you have ordered an STI test on our site and have questions about the results, send an email to [email protected] or write a message using our contact form. Consultations for our customers are always free.
What can be discussed during an online STI consultation?
You can ask all kinds of questions during an online consultation, including the following topics:
- Results of the STI Test Guide
- Complaints and symptoms
- Risk of STIs
- Warning previous partners to get tested
- Preventing STIs
- How to perform the test
- Time of testing
- Test results
- Prescription for chlamydia (Dutch customers only)
What cannot be discussed in an online STI consultation?
During an online consultation, our doctor cannot assess skin or other visible symptoms using video calling. You will need to discuss this with your own doctor. Homed-IQ’s medical doctor cannot make a diagnosis during an online consultation and no rights can be derived from the advice given. If you are currently experiencing symptoms that could indicate an STI, see your doctor or visit a sexual health clinic.
Where can I request an online STI consultation?
By emailing [email protected] or via the contact form.
Who will speak to me during the STI consultation?
Loes van der Laak is our BIG-registered medical doctor and is happy to answer all your STI-related questions. Her BIG registration number is 89917488201.
Loes is currently working as a general practitioner in Amsterdam and as a medical specialist affiliated with Homed-IQ. With her experience as a general practitioner, Loes is knowledgeable about STIs and is glad to answer any questions you may have. Loes can give you more information about your test results, advise you on possible next steps, and explain potential treatments. All conversations with Loes are confidential and will not be shared with third parties.