Women's sexual health matching — FAQs
Short answers about how Women's Sexual Health Doctor Match works. Each answer is general information for Australia; it is not personal medical advice.
$99 doctor consult — consultation only.
Telehealth where offered. Doctor decides.
Frequently asked questions
What happens on a women's sexual health assessment in Australia?
An AHPRA-registered doctor talks with you about your concerns, health history, and factors that can affect sexual desire or function. They may suggest tests or referral if needed. The doctor decides any next step; a consult does not guarantee a prescription or supply.
Who might consider a doctor visit for low sexual desire?
Adult women who have a lasting, distressing drop in desire or changes in sexual function may choose to speak with a doctor. Common contexts include hormonal change, medicines you already take, pain, mood, sleep, or relationship stress — only a doctor can assess your situation.
Does a consult guarantee treatment or a prescription?
No. A consultation is an assessment. The doctor decides whether any investigation or treatment is appropriate. Nothing on this website promises a particular treatment or supply.
What does the $99 fee cover?
The $99 fee is for the doctor consultation only. Medicines, tests, and other services are separate if the doctor recommends them, and are confirmed before you proceed. Medicare may not apply to this private pathway.
Is telehealth available Australia-wide?
Telehealth is offered where clinically appropriate and where the referral partner clinic can provide it. Some situations still need in-person care or a GP. The clinic confirms what is available when they contact you.
When should I see my GP or urgent care first?
Seek GP or urgent care for sudden severe pain, heavy unexpected bleeding, or any emergency. If you are in a mental-health crisis, contact emergency services or appropriate crisis supports. This matching site is not emergency care.
How is my privacy handled?
We collect enquiry details to share with our referral partner clinic so they can contact you, with your consent. See our Privacy page for how information is handled. We are an independent matching and information service, not a medical clinic.
What kinds of factors can affect desire?
Desire can be affected by hormones, some medicines, pain or dryness, mood, sleep, fatigue, and relationship stress, among other factors. A doctor considers what applies to you — this site does not diagnose conditions or list medicines for sale.
Do you prescribe or sell medicines on this site?
No. Women's Sexual Health Doctor Match does not prescribe or supply medicines. Any treatment discussion happens between you and the doctor in a consult, if clinically appropriate.
Can I request a particular type of doctor?
You may tell the referral partner clinic about a preference when they call. Availability is not promised on this website.
Ready to talk to a doctor?
Request a women’s sexual health call-back. Private matching to an AHPRA-registered doctor for an assessment — telehealth where offered. $99 doctor consult — consultation only. The doctor decides any next step.
Still deciding? Request a call-back for process and booking questions. Clinical advice happens in the consult with the doctor — not on this form.
Request a call-back
Share your contact details and our referral partner clinic will contact you about a doctor assessment. We only collect what we need to arrange that call — not a clinical history and not a medicine preference.
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