Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment in Lahore. (46 Result(s))

Chlamydia is a common sexually transmitted disease. The infection can be easily transferred from an infected person through vaginal, oral or anal sex. This infection can affect men and women of all ages. AKUH Family Health Unit and AKUH Women’s Health Care Unit offers effective treatment for Chalamydia for women and AKUH Kidney & Bladder Urology Unit offers treatment for Chlamydia for men. You must not engage in sexual intercourse during treatment to avoid transferring the disease back and forth.

Nasim Fertility Centre was established by Dr. Farooq Nasim Bhatti in the year 1997 in Lahore. Dr. Bhatti is a qualified clinical sexologist, a graduate of Nishtar Medical College, Multan and the only certified Diplomat of the American Board of Sexology in Pakistan. Nasim Fertility Centre offers spec...more

Population Welfare Department Punjab - PWDP came into existance in the year 2010 with the mandate to formulate, implement, monitor and evaluate the Population Policy for the province of Punjab. The main function of PWDP is provisioning of family welfare services including family planning and general...more

The implementation of the Enhanced HIV-AIDS Control Program started in the year 2003 under the supervision of Directorate General of Health Services, the main programmatic coordination, implementation and monitoring arm of the provincial health department of the Government of Punjab. The main componenet of the Program is to provide comprehensive HIV treatment and care services for adults and pediatric cases including free antiretroviral therapy, management of opportunistic infections, voluntary counseling and testing, management of chronic care of HIV related infections, control of sexually transmitted diseases, prevention of parent to child transmission and blood safety.

The Infectious Diseases department at Services Hospital Lahore is providing comprehensive HIV treatment and care services including free antiretroviral therapy, management of opportunistic infections, voluntary counseling and testing, management of chronic care of HIV related infections, control of sexually transmitted diseases, prevention of parent to child transmission and blood safety.