What You Need To Know About STIs

There are many different types of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) that are passed on during vaginal, anal and oral sex as well as through intimate contact with an infected partner.

Some STIs have no symptoms – you could have one and not even realise. The good news is that all STIs can be treated, although not all of them can be cured. If you have had sex without a condom, it is important to get tested.

You don’t have to come into our clinic to do this. You can get tested by requesting a postal kit that will be sent to your home – or an address you supply – discreetly packaged. Just click here.

If you are under 25 you can request a simple self-taken test for chlamydia & Gonorrhoea from the Black Country Chlamydia Screening Programme.

Learn More About STIs

Bacterial Vaginosis | Chlamydia | Genital Herpes | Genital Warts | Gonorrhoea | Hepatitis B | Hepatitis C | HIV | Non Specific Urethritis | Pubic Lice | Syphilis | Thrush | Trichomoniasis

Frequently Asked Questions

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I am aged 13 – 16 and I think I might have an STI

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I am over 16 and think I might have an STI

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I have noticed genital skin conditions

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I can no longer get and maintain on erection

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I think I might have a non-sexually transmitted infection

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