“It burns when I pee and I keep needing to go.”
What we may ask about
How long it’s lasted, other symptoms, and your medical history.
Online doctor consultation
“Doctor, I have burning when I pee”
Urinary, intimate and sexual health for women and men. Start privately on WhatsApp, then get a doctor-reviewed plan through your consultation.
- Qualified doctors
- Start privately
- No new app needed
What would you like to discuss?
Switches with the sentence until you choose
Payment is required before doctor review
Consult a doctor — ₹199Doctor profiles
Meet the doctors you may consult
Names and qualifications, up front. Your reviewing doctor depends on availability.
Doctor details will be available before the consultation.
One consultation. A clear next step.
What your consultation includes
For women and men: explain your urinary, intimate or sexual health concern and get a doctor-reviewed plan for the next step.
Separate from the consultation fee
Medicines, lab tests and in-person examinations are charged separately if needed. Your doctor will explain the next steps.
Online doctor consultation₹199
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Review of your symptoms and history
Share what’s changed, how long it’s been happening, and any reports.
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A doctor-reviewed care plan
A qualified doctor reviews your case before your care plan is shared.
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A clear explanation in everyday words
Understand what your symptoms may suggest and what to do next.
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Guidance on tests and in-person care
Your doctor will explain if you need tests or a physical examination.
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Warning signs to watch for
Know when to seek urgent medical help instead of waiting online.
Consultation examples
You don’t need the medical words.
Illustrative examples, not patient testimonials. Advice depends on your symptoms and assessment.
“I’ve had itching and a change in discharge.”
What we may ask about
Changes in discharge, irritation, and any recent treatment.
“My periods come every 2–3 months and I have acne.”
What we may ask about
Your cycle history, symptoms, and any previous test reports.
“I’m finding it hard to keep an erection.”
What we may ask about
When it started, how often it happens, and other health conditions.
“I’ve been ejaculating earlier than I’d like.”
What we may ask about
How long it’s been happening and what has changed.
“I’m worried after unprotected sex.”
What we may ask about
When it happened, any symptoms, and what you’re worried about.
Privacy & comfort
Personal concerns deserve a private space.
Whether you’re a woman or a man, you can talk from somewhere you feel comfortable. Start by typing, in the words that feel right to you.
How we handle your informationA personal conversation
Start from a private place, without explaining your concern at a clinic counter.
Share at your pace
Use your own words and share the details you feel comfortable discussing.
Start with a message
No new app to install. You can begin by typing on WhatsApp.
Know how your data is used
Your doctor and the team supporting your consultation may need your information.
How it works
One message is a good place to start.
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Start on WhatsApp
Send a message to begin. There’s no new app to download.
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Tell us what’s bothering you
Share your symptoms and answer a few questions through the consultation link.
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Confirm the consultation fee
The fee is shown before payment. Your case then goes to a doctor for review.
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Get a clear next step
Receive your doctor-reviewed plan, with advice on tests or a clinic visit if needed.
Questions, answered simply
Frequently asked questions
Can women and men discuss intimate or sexual health concerns?
Yes. Women and men can discuss urinary burning, itching, intimate discomfort or worries after unprotected sex. You can also ask about period changes, PCOS, erections or ejaculation. Use the words you’re comfortable with.
How much does the consultation cost?
The current fee is listed in the consultation details above and shown before payment. Tests, medicines and in-person visits are separate. Opening WhatsApp does not charge you.
Who will review my concern?
The doctors’ names and qualifications are shown above. A qualified doctor is assigned based on availability. Your doctor will explain if your concern needs a specialist or an in-person examination.
Can I consult about PCOS or irregular periods?
Yes. Share your cycle history, symptoms and any reports. The doctor can explain whether you need further tests or an in-person assessment.
Can I ask about erection or ejaculation concerns?
Yes. Tell us what has changed, when it started and any other health conditions or treatment. A doctor will review your concern and explain the next steps.
Who can see what I share?
Your doctor and the team and service providers helping with your consultation may need your information. Read our privacy policy for details.
What if I need an in-person visit?
Some concerns need a physical examination or tests. The doctor will explain the next step and whether you should visit a clinic or specialist.
Talk about it. Privately.
A first step for urinary, intimate and sexual health—for women and men.
Consult a doctor — ₹199Available daily from 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM IST