Written by Dr. Vaishnavi Ganesh Adhav Dr. Vaishnavi Ganesh Adhav is a skilled healthcare professional with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences and an internship from Government Dental College. She further pursued her master’s degree at MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU), graduating with distinction and earning a gold medal for academic excellence. With four years of industry experience, Dr. Vaishnavi has made significant contributions not only in clinical dentistry but also in the fields of women’s empowerment and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). Her dedication to healthcare, coupled with her involvement in social impact initiatives, reflects her commitment to improving public health and empowering communities.

 

• Chlamydia
  ➔Medicine for STI infection: Azithromycin (single dos e) or Doxycycline (twice daily for 7 days).
  ➔ Which medicine is best for STI? Doxycycline is now considered first-line treatment for its higher efficacy.
• Gonorrhoea
  ➔ Best medicine for STI: Ceftriaxone injection (single dose) combined with Doxycycline if chlamydia co-infection is suspected.
• Syphilis
  ➔ Medicine for a STI: Benzathine Penicillin G injection (single dose for early syphilis).
  ➔ For penicillin allergy, alternatives include Doxycycline.
• Genital Herpes
  ➔ STI medicine: Acyclovir, Valacyclovir, or Famciclovir.
  ➔ Treatment duration and adherence: Typically 7-10 days for first outbreak; shorter courses for recurrences.
• Trichomoniasis
  ➔ Best medicine for STI infection: Metronidazole or Tinidazole (single dose or 7-day course).
  ➔ Both partners must be treated simultaneously to prevent reinfection.

STI Medicine for MenTreatment regimens remain similar for men and women, depending on the infection. STI medicine for men includes:

• Azithromycin or Doxycycline for chlamydia
• Ceftriaxone for gonorrhoea
• Benzathine penicillin for syphilis
• Metronidazole for trichomoniasis
• Antivirals (Acyclovir, Valacyclovir) for herpes.

At TAAL Healthcare, our doctors ensure personalised care to prescribe the best medicine for STI infection based on your health needs.

Treatment Duration and Adherence

✔️ Complete the full course of prescribed STI treatment medicines, even if symptoms resolve early.
✔️ Missing doses or stopping treatment midway can result in incomplete cure and antibiotic resistance.
✔️ Follow your doctor’s advice on retesting and review visits for effective recovery.

Preventing Reinfection

While medicine for STI infection treats the current infection, preventing reinfection is crucial for overall sexual health:

✅ Treat sexual partners simultaneously to prevent reinfection
✅ Use condoms consistently
✅ Avoid sexual contact until treatment completion
✅ Regular STI screening, especially for those with multiple partners
✅ In certain high-risk groups, medicine to prevent STI like PrEP for HIV can be considered after medical consultation

STI Medicine Online: Is It Safe?

Many people look for STI medicine online, but self-medicating without a doctor’s consultation is risky. At TAAL Healthcare, we advise:

✔️ Always consult a qualified doctor before starting any medicine
✔️ Avoid generic online purchases without prescription, as wrong medication can cause complications or resistance
✔️ Use verified medical platforms or pharmacy partners for safe access to medicines

Which Medicine is Best for STI?

The best medicine for STI depends on the infection type. No single medicine treats all STIs. At TAAL Healthcare, our team ensures you receive:

💊 Accurate diagnosis and testing
💊 Right treatment regimen
💊 Counselling for treatment adherence
💊 Guidance to prevent reinfection

 

STIs are treatable with proper medical care. At TAAL Healthcare, we remain committed to supporting your sexual health journey by:

✔️ Offering safe and effective sti treatment medicines
✔️ Providing confidential consultations
✔️ Educating communities to reduce stigma and promote early treatment

Your health, dignity, and confidence matter. Don’t ignore STI symptoms – seek timely care today.

 
Other Resources –

World Health Organization (WHO) – Sexually Transmitted Infections