Do you have questions regarding STD's that you would like to discuss with an MDSTD expert physician? Questions that can't wait? Questions that need to remain confidential?

Symptoms of a possible STD that you need answers about now?

Confidential STD concerns that need fast answers?

STD Lab results that need clarification?

Questions about STD treatment options?

MDSTD expert doctors are available to answer your questions now. Call and speak to a STD doctor expert now!

Call 305 4488134 in order to arrange a telephone consultation with a board certified STD physician.

MDSTD expert Board Certified Doctors provide confidential telephone consultations and answers to your questions concerning STD's. Consults are charged at a fee of $50.00 each for up to 10 minutes.

Consultations are usually responded to within 1 hour by the STD doctor but no later than 6 hours. This service is provided for non emergent conditions only. If you have symptoms of an emergent matter you should call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room.

Payment for the STD phone consult are made by credit card and can be arranged by calling the above numbers.

When performing a STD doctor consultation via telephone, a physical examination which is often required to support the medical decision process and confirm a diagnosis, can not be performed. Therefore you may be advised to visit a health care provider. During a STD doctor telephone consultation the MDSTD doctor may provide medical advice, suggestions and if required, assistance with finding additional healthcare providers. In certain situations when and where medically appropriate, treatment may be provided. All treatment will require follow up with the healthcare provider of your choice.

If you have lab and or other diagnostic test results the MDSTD expert doctor is happy to receive them as part of your telephone consultation prior to the consultation. In those situations a fax line will be provided at the time of payment. However, the MDSTD expert doctor is dependent on you for their completeness and accuracy. Interpretation of diagnostic studies usually must be combined with a physical examination and therefore any interpretation we give is at best limited and restricted.