Care that answers your specific question
Sexual health care includes symptom assessment, screening after exposure, contraception, and HIV prevention. Test choice and timing depend on when the exposure occurred.
Consultations and results are handled privately. The clinician explains window periods, partner treatment where relevant, and when repeat testing is useful in clear, non-judgmental language.
Who it may suit
- People with genital or urinary symptoms
- Anyone concerned after a sexual exposure
- Those seeking routine screening or prevention advice
What the service prioritises
- Confidential care
- Testing matched to exposure timing
- Prevention and treatment support
What to know
After assessment, the clinician may adjust the plan or recommend referral if your needs are beyond clinic scope.
What happens during your visit
- Discuss symptoms and exposure
- Choose suitable tests or treatment
- Arrange results, repeat testing, or partner care
Before you arrive
Note the exposure date, symptoms, and medicines. Avoid urinating for 1–2 hours before testing if the clinic advises it.