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Do you live in West Sussex?*

Sorry - you are not eligible for online testing because you live outside our service area.

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Date of birth:*

Tell us your gender:*

Your answer indicates that you need to be seen in one of our clinics.

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Who do you have sex with?*

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Do you have any of the following symptoms of a Sexually Transmitted Infection?*

A discharge from your genitals (penis, anus)
A rash or spots around your penis
Lumps or bumps in or around your genitals
Pain when you pass urine
Any sores or ulcers in or around your gentials
Any other symptoms or concerns
None of the above

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Do you have any of the following symptoms of a Sexually Transmitted Infection?*

A change in your usual vaginal discharge
Bleeding between your periods or after sex
Pain with sex
Lumps or bumps in or around your genitals
Pain when you pass urine
Any sores or ulcers in or around your gentials
Any other symptoms or concerns
None of the above

Do you have any of the following symptoms of a Sexually Transmitted Infection?*

A change in your usual vaginal discharge
Bleeding between your periods or after sex
Pain with sex
Lumps or bumps in or around your genitals
Pain when you pass urine
Any sores or ulcers in or around your gentials
Any other symptoms or concerns
None of the above

Do you have any of the following symptoms of a Sexually Transmitted Infection?*

A change in your usual vaginal discharge
Bleeding between your periods or after sex
Pain with sex
Lumps or bumps in or around your genitals
Pain when you pass urine
Any sores or ulcers in or around your gentials
Any other symptoms or concerns
None of the above

Your answer indicates that you need to be seen in one of our clinics.

Click here to find out how to book an appointment or attend one of our ‘wait to be seen’ clinics, or call us on 01903 285199

When was the last time you had unprotected penetrative sex? (vaginal, anal or oral sex without a condom)*

If you have had unprotected sex (without a condom) in the last 2 weeks, the test for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may not detect the infection if you have it. We would suggest that you wait for 2 weeks from your last unprotected sex to take a test.

The test for HIV may not detect the infection until around 4 weeks after transmission and the test for syphilis may not detect the infection until around 12 weeks after transmission. We would suggest that you repeat the tests for HIV and Syphilis 12 weeks after your last unprotected sex if you are concerned.

In the meantime you should use condoms, you can access free condoms from our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme .

The test for HIV may not detect the infection until around 4 weeks after transmission and the test for syphilis may not detect the infection until around 12 weeks after transmission. We would suggest that you repeat the tests for HIV and Syphilis 12 weeks after your last unprotected sex if you are concerned.

In the meantime you should use condoms, you can access free condoms from our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme .

When was the last time you had unprotected penetrative sex? (vaginal, anal or oral sex without a condom)*

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 72 hours ago, emergency contraception pills can be accessed from pharmacies, your GP and Sexual Health Services. If the unprotected sex was up to 120 hours ago, you can access emergency contraception pills from 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 or attend one of our ‘wait to be seen’ clinics. Click here for more information or phone 0845 111 3456.

If you have had unprotected sex (without a condom) in the last 5 days, the test for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may not detect the infection if you have it. We would suggest that you wait for 2 weeks from your last unprotected sex to take a test.

The test for HIV may not detect the infection until around 4 weeks after transmission and the test for syphilis may not detect the infection until around 12 weeks after transmission. We would suggest that you repeat the tests for HIV and Syphilis 12 weeks after your last unprotected sex if you are concerned.

In the meantime you should use condoms, you can access free condoms from our clinics or by joining the C Card Scheme .

If you have had unprotected sex (without a condom) in the last 2 weeks, the test for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea may not detect the infection if you have it. We would suggest that you wait for 2 weeks from your last unprotected sex to take a test.

The test for HIV may not detect the infection until around 4 weeks after transmission and the test for syphilis may not detect the infection until around 12 weeks after transmission. We would suggest that you repeat the tests for HIV and Syphilis 12 weeks after your last unprotected sex if you are concerned.

In the meantime you should use condoms, you can access free condoms by post from our website.

The test for HIV may not detect the infection until around 4 weeks after transmission and the test for syphilis may not detect the infection until around 12 weeks after transmission. We would suggest that you repeat the tests for HIV and Syphilis 12 weeks after your last unprotected sex if you are concerned.

In the meantime you should use condoms, you can access free condoms by post from our website.

Have you had sex with someone who you know to have had a Sexually Transmitted Infection in the last 3 months, not including genital herpes or warts?*

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Since your last sexual health check-up have you had unprotected sex with someone who is NOT from the UK or Western Europe?*

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Since your last sexual health check-up have you injected drugs or had sex with someone who injects drugs?*

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Since your last sexual health check-up, have you ever been paid for sex or received money, drink or drugs in exchange for sex?*

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Since your last sexual health check-up, have you had sex with someone who you knew was HIV positive?*

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Since your last check-up has your partner has sex with men?*

Your answer indicates that a member of the team will contact you for a quick chat to discuss whether you need to attend a clinic.

If you would prefer to arrange an appointment yourself, please call 01903 285199 or attend your nearest 'walk in and wait' clinic.

Are any of your sexual partners more than 4 years older or younger than you, or in a position of trust (e.g teacher, police officer, youth worker)?*

Has someone you’ve had sex with physically hurt you, made you feel scared or controlled you?*

Have you felt unable to say no to sex?*

Has anyone ever given you gifts, money, drugs, alcohol or protection for sex?*

Do you ever take drugs or drink alcohol before having sex?*

Have you ever been involved in sending or receiving messages of a sexual nature, or does someone have sexual pictures of you?*

Have you ever gone missing from home or care?*

Have you tried to hurt yourself or self-harm?*

Are you involved with any other agencies or professionals (e.g. social worker or mental health team)?*

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