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Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you need a telephone consultation - please call 01903 285199 to book.
If you are testing because you have had sex with someone new or you have a specific concern, please read the following information about window periods (When best to test):
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may take up to 2 weeks to show up after infection
- HIV may take up to 45 days to show up after infection
- Syphilis may take up to 12 weeks to show up after infection
We recommend testing after the window period, but if you feel unable to wait, please remember to repeat tests at a later date if concerned.
Take control of your sexual health and check yourself routinely - We recommend testing at least yearly
Using condoms for sex will reduce the risks of catching and passing on STIs . You can access free condoms within our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme
If you are testing because you have had sex with someone new or you have a specific concern, please read the following information about window periods (When best to test):
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may take up to 2 weeks to show up after infection
- HIV may take up to 45 days to show up after infection
- Syphilis may take up to 12 weeks to show up after infection
We recommend testing after the window period, but if you feel unable to wait, please remember to repeat tests at a later date if concerned.
Take control of your sexual health and check yourself routinely - We recommend testing at least yearly
Using condoms for sex will reduce the risks of catching and passing on STIs . You can access free condoms within our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme
If you are not using any other form of contraception you may be at risk of pregnancy. Emergency contraception can be used to reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancy. If the unprotected sex was up to 120 hours ago (5 days), you can access emergency contraception pills from community pharmacy, your GP or sexual health services, or you could have an IUD (coil) fitted in sexual health services and some GPs.
To discuss emergency contraception from Sexual Health West Sussex you can book an appointment Click here for more information or phone 01903 285199.
If you are testing because you have had sex with someone new or you have a specific concern, please read the following information about window periods (When best to test):
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may take up to 2 weeks to show up after infection
- HIV may take up to 45 days to show up after infection
- Syphilis may take up to 12 weeks to show up after infection
We recommend testing after the window period, but if you feel unable to wait, please remember to repeat tests at a later date if concerned.
Take control of your sexual health and check yourself routinely - We recommend testing at least yearly
Using condoms for sex will reduce the risks of catching and passing on STIs . You can access free condoms within our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme
If you are testing because you have had sex with someone new or you have a specific concern, please read the following information about window periods (When best to test):
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may take up to 2 weeks to show up after infection
- HIV may take up to 45 days to show up after infection
- Syphilis may take up to 12 weeks to show up after infection
We recommend testing after the window period, but if you feel unable to wait, please remember to repeat tests at a later date if concerned.
Take control of your sexual health and check yourself routinely - We recommend testing at least yearly
Using condoms for sex will reduce the risks of catching and passing on STIs . You can access free condoms within our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme
If you are testing because you have had sex with someone new or you have a specific concern, please read the following information about window periods (When best to test):
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may take up to 2 weeks to show up after infection
- HIV may take up to 45 days to show up after infection
- Syphilis may take up to 12 weeks to show up after infection
We recommend testing after the window period, but if you feel unable to wait, please remember to repeat tests at a later date if concerned.
Take control of your sexual health and check yourself routinely - We recommend testing at least yearly
Using condoms for sex will reduce the risks of catching and passing on STIs . You can access free condoms within our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
Your answer indicates that you should have a quick chat with a member of the team to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.
Please call us on 01903 285199 to arrange a good time to talk.
From your responses it looks like you are able to access the STI test kit online - please provide the following details to receive one through the post:
From your responses it looks like you are able to access the STI test kit online - please provide the following details to receive one through the post:
Please provide a mobile number to receive reminders and results by text. We will not use your personal details for any other purpose or share them with any other organisation.
Please provide a mobile number to receive reminders and results by text. We will not use your personal details for any other purpose or share them with any other organisation.
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