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Online Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain Consultations

Persistent pelvic pain can affect your periods, sleep, work, relationships and everyday activities. Herbly provides online consultations for adults living with diagnosed endometriosis or ongoing pelvic pain that has already been discussed with a healthcare professional.

Concerns people may seek consultations for:

  • Persistent pelvic or lower abdominal pain
  • Painful periods
  • Pain during or after sex
  • Pain during bowel movements or urination
  • Heavy or irregular bleeding
  • Bloating or abdominal discomfort
  • Lower back, hip or leg pain
  • Fatigue or disrupted sleep
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Free nurse support before your doctor consultation

Your first nurse consultation is free.

A Herbly nurse will review the information provided during your online health check and ask about your pain, menstrual symptoms, medical history, current medicines, previous treatments and any care you currently receive.

This prepares you for your doctor consultation and gives you an opportunity to ask questions about Herbly and how the process works.

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A simple way to get started.

  • Check your eligibility for alternative medicine

    Complete the free online eligibility check

    Tell us about your pelvic pain, endometriosis diagnosis, medical history, current medicines, previous investigations and treatments you have already tried.

  • Consult with a nurse and doctor

    The doctor will conduct an independent clinical assessment and discuss options that may be suitable for your individual circumstances.

  • Alternative medicine delivered to your door

    Treatments express delivered to your door

    If the doctor determines that treatment is clinically appropriate, have your medication express delivered.

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What happens during your consultation?

Our clinical team takes the time to understand your individual circumstances, including:

  • Where your pain occurs and whether it follows a pattern
  • How long you have experienced symptoms
  • Your periods, bleeding and hormonal symptoms
  • Any bowel, bladder or sexual symptoms
  • How pain affects sleep, work and everyday activities
  • Your diagnoses, investigations, medicines and previous treatments

This information helps the doctor make an independent clinical assessment and discuss options that may be suitable for you.

Pricing.

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    Eligibility Check

    ✅ Free online check
    ✅ No GP referral required
    ✅ Suitability assessment
    ✅ Free nurse consult

    🕖20 minutes

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    New Patients

    ✅ Phone call
    ✅ Health assessment
    ✅ Medical history
    ✅ Prior treatments
    ✅ Treatment plan

    🕖20 minutes

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    Follow Up

    ✅ Phone call
    ✅ Same doctor
    ✅ Adjust treatments

    🕖20 minutes

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Find out if you are eligible online

Why choose Herbly for a CRPS consultation?

Complete a short online health check and receive support throughout the process, from your initial nurse consultation through to your doctor appointment and ongoing clinical care.

✅ $19 doctor consultations
✅ Free first nurse consults
✅ No referral required
✅ Australian doctors
✅ 20-minute appointments
✅ Ongoing nurse support
✅ Australia-wide telehealth
✅ Private, transparent care

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Herbly if I already see a GP or gynaecologist?

Yes. Tell the Herbly clinical team about your diagnosis, current medicines, previous surgery and any care you receive from other healthcare professionals.

Herbly does not replace necessary ongoing care from your GP, gynaecologist, pain specialist or fertility team. Do not stop or change existing treatments without speaking with the healthcare professional responsible for your care.

What happens after I complete the online health check?

After completing the online check, you’ll be invited to book a conversation with one of our nurses. The nurse will review your information, discuss your symptoms and medical history, and help prepare you for a doctor consultation.

You’ll then speak with a registered Australian doctor who will assess your circumstances and discuss suitable treatment options. If treatment is clinically appropriate and prescribed, you’ll be able to order online and arrange express delivery to your home.

How much does it cost to get started?

Getting started is affordable and straightforward:

  • Standard Consultation: $19
  • Concession Card Holders: $15

What does the $19 consultation fee cover?

The $19 fee covers your 20-minute doctor consultation. Your online eligibility check and initial nurse consultation are free. Any additional costs associated with a treatment plan are separate and will be explained before you proceed.

How do I know which treatment is appropriate for me?

Our team will work with you to determine the most suitable treatment through a comprehensive consultation. We take into account your individual health history, current symptoms, and any previous treatments you've tried to create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.

Can I book if previous treatments have not helped?

Yes. You can request a consultation if previous approaches have not provided the support you hoped for. The doctor will review your medical history, current medicines and previous treatments before discussing whether any other options may be appropriate. No particular treatment or outcome can be guaranteed.

Do I need a prescription to use your treatments?

In most cases, yes, a prescription is required for our treatments. Our healthcare professionals will assess your condition and, if appropriate, provide a prescription as part of your personalised treatment plan.

Can you tell me in advance what treatment I will receive?

No. Treatment cannot be selected or recommended before the doctor has assessed your individual circumstances.

If the doctor determines that treatment is appropriate, they will discuss suitable options with you during your private consultation.

Are there any hidden fees I should be aware of?

No. We are very transparent with our pricing, there are no additional fees, lock-in contracts, medical report fees, or extra prescription fees like some other clinics.

Does a consultation guarantee treatment or a prescription?

No. The doctor makes an independent clinical decision based on your individual circumstances. If the service or a particular treatment is not appropriate for you, the team will explain the available next steps.

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Could an online consultation be appropriate for you?

A consultation may be appropriate if:

✅ You’re an adult with ongoing pelvic pain
✅ You’ve been diagnosed with endometriosis
✅ Your symptoms have been medically assessed
✅ Pain continues to affect everyday life
✅ You’ve tried other management approaches
✅ You’d like an individual clinical assessment

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Understanding pelvic health

Endometriosis and Persistent Pelvic Pain

Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows elsewhere in the body, usually within the pelvis. Symptoms may include pelvic pain, painful periods, pain during sex, bowel or bladder symptoms, heavy bleeding, bloating and fatigue.

Persistent pelvic pain is pain below the belly button that continues for six months or longer. It can occur with or without endometriosis and may involve several parts of the body, including the reproductive organs, bowel, bladder, pelvic muscles, joints and nerves.

Period-related and cyclical pain

Endometriosis-related pain may become more noticeable before or during a period, although symptoms can also occur at other times. Some people experience pain during sex, bowel movements or urination.

Persistent pelvic pain beyond periods

Pelvic pain may feel aching, sharp, burning, cramping or like pressure or heaviness. It can be constant or intermittent and may be affected by movement, prolonged sitting, toileting or sexual activity.

Whole-person and coordinated care

Persistent pelvic pain can affect sleep, work, relationships, physical activity and emotional wellbeing. Care may involve a GP, gynaecologist, pelvic health physiotherapist, pain specialist, psychologist or other healthcare professionals.