There is no single universal testing schedule. STI Guidelines Australia recommends STI testing based on your risk, exposure, symptoms, or, if you request it, on your age. Some groups have specific testing intervals. When to get an STI check-up Testing is recommended...
When you have a surgical abortion, most people recover quickly and feel well enough to return to normal activities within 24 to 48 hours, often the next day, although recovery time can vary. It is common to have mild cramping and light bleeding, and bleeding can vary:...
After a medical abortion, you can expect bleeding and cramping that is usually heavier than a normal period, and you may pass blood clots. The bleeding should start to get lighter after the pregnancy has passed, but it is common to have moderate bleeding for around...
Most people should book a women’s health test at least once a year. If you’ve had new or multiple partners, it often makes sense to test every 3–6 months, and you should test straight away if you have symptoms. Use this seasonal checklist as a simple way to plan your...
If you’re looking to book a confidential abortion consultation in Brisbane, the process is straightforward and designed to protect your privacy. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you book with an abortion clinic in Brisbane. Step 1: Find a reputable abortion clinic...
Yes, birth control can affect your mood or weight - but for most people, any change is mild, temporary, or doesn’t happen at all. If you do notice mood changes, low mood, or unexpected weight gain after starting contraception, we can talk it through with you and help...
The cost of contraception in Australia depends on the method you choose, whether you have a Medicare card, and where you access your care. At MSI Australia, all contraception options are safe, affordable, and provided by qualified healthcare professionals. ...
Yes, you can access some contraception without a GP referral, including emergency contraception and certain pill resupplies from participating pharmacies, but many long-acting or new prescriptions still require a consultation with a trained provider including GPs or...
The best contraception for you depends on your health, lifestyle, preferences, and whether you want a hormonal or non-hormonal option. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, and choosing the right method starts with understanding what matters most to you....
