
Dr. Harish S Dandappanavar
Sexologist
“I joined untaboo when.....”
2 years of experience
Real Doctors. Real Care. Real Results.
Built for doctors who already see these cases
Sexual-health concerns often surface inside routine OPDs — even when they sit outside the doctor's core speciality, need multidisciplinary support, or are difficult to manage within an existing workflow.

Dr. Harish S Dandappanavar
Sexologist
“I joined untaboo when.....”
2 years of experience
Untaboo becomes the extended sexual-health support arm of the practice.
unTaboo reels
Some cases enter the OPD — but do not fit neatly into the OPD.
Doctors across diabetes, gynaecology, urology, psychiatry, cardiology and other specialties routinely encounter sexual-health concerns. The challenge is rarely recognizing that the concern exists. The challenge is having the right pathway to support it.
A sexual-health concern can surface during a consultation even when focused sexual-health care is not part of the doctor's regular clinical scope.
Physiological, psychological, lifestyle and relationship factors can overlap — creating a need for coordinated, multidisciplinary support.
Without a trusted pathway, the patient may leave with preliminary guidance and then navigate fragmented options independently.
The doctor has earned the patient's trust, identified the concern and created the opportunity for better care — yet the case may sit outside the practice's existing service infrastructure. A structured collaboration can create meaningful professional value without compromising clinical independence.
Connect patients with dedicated sexual-health support while keeping the referral process simple, structured, and easy to manage.
An extended sexual-health care team — without building one internally.
Untaboo helps participating doctors add a focused sexual-health pathway around their existing practice, while keeping responsibilities clear and patient care appropriately coordinated.
“Collaborative care should strengthen the doctor–patient relationship, not replace it.”

Relevant concerns can move into a structured evaluation and care pathway through a dedicated sexual-health ecosystem.
Where appropriate, support can involve doctors, psychologists, diet professionals, diagnostics and follow-up workflows.
The practice does not need to build a separate sexual-health team, therapy network, tracking system or operational layer.
The relationship can be formalised through a professional engagement model designed to create value for participating doctors while keeping patient care central.
The collaboration is deliberately scoped. Untaboo supports the sexual-health component; the collaborating doctor continues to own and manage the part of care that belongs to their speciality.
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Diabetes is managed. Erectile difficulty surfaces.
The collaboration is deliberately scoped. Untaboo supports the sexual-health component; the collaborating doctor continues to own and manage the part of care that belongs to their speciality.
Doctor continues
Diabetes and metabolic care. Existing speciality management stays exactly where it belongs.
Untaboo supports
Focused sexual-health evaluation, relevant multidisciplinary support and follow up.
The patient does not shift diabetes care away from the diabetologist.

Better continuity for patients. Greater capability for practices.
Give patients a structured sexual-health pathway while extending your practice without adding operational complexity.
Clinical Capability
Connect patients with focused sexual-health support instead of leaving them to navigate it alone.
Practice Efficiency
Access multidisciplinary support without hiring and coordinating an entire team internally.
Professional Value
A structured engagement model recognises your contribution while protecting patient care and clinical autonomy.
Sexual health concerns can arrive across many areas of medicine


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Discreet support for sensitive concerns.
Clinical decisions stay with qualified professionals.
Physical, psychological, lifestyle and relationship factors can be considered.
Clear roles, pathways and communication.