There are some STI’s, like Chlamydia, that you could be carrying around, without realising it as it has no noticeable symptoms. Chlamydia affects fertility, therefore it is important to make use of the sexual health services for free on the NHS.
Please click on the links below to open pages and advice on the latest women’s health conditions;
- Contraception
- Chlamydia
- Testicular Cancer
- Prostate Cancer
- Sex & Young People – A comprehensive guide to the questions you may have about sex from the NHS
- Sexually Trasnmitted Infections – Issues, symptoms and treatments
- Sexual Health FAQ’s – Expert answers from an expert doctor
- Netdoctor – Tips for fulfilling your sex life plus advice on STDs, contraception and common sex problems
- FPA (The Sexual Health Charity – Sexual Health Advice and information on contraception, STIs, pregnancy and abortion
- Chlamydia – Fact sheet for people with Chlamydia, or who would like information about it
- Hormonal Contraception
To book an your appointment please ask one of our receptionists to book your appointment
All links come from trusted sources, however, if you are unsure about them or any other medical concerns, contact your doctor or pharmacist for further advice.