If someone you have had sexual contact with has said they have an infection then you may need treatment.
Some infections do not require you to be treated however it may be a good idea to consider a test for sexually transmitted infections.
Do I need treatment?
Learn more about these infections. You do not require treatment.
If you have symptoms please read our advice.
Learn more about this infection. You do not require testing or treatment unless you have symptoms.
If you have symptoms please read our advice.
Learn more about this infection. You do not require testing or treatment unless you have symptoms or are pregnant.
If you have symptoms please read our advice.
If you are pregnant it is advisable to discuss with a sexual health clinic – search for your nearest service here:
Please ensure that you know the name of the infection so you can get the right treatment. Learn more about infections
Then contact a sexual health clinic – search for your nearest service here:
We have altered the way we work. Please call the clinic before travelling to see us. If you attend the service without an appointment we will assess your need for emergency care and immediate safety and then assist you to book a future appointment.
Information about Monkeypox / MPX
The UK Health Security Agency has asked all individuals to be vigilant for new unexplained rashes.
If you have an unexplained rash, please do not walk into a healthcare setting but contact the service by telephone or online first.
They advise anyone with concerns to call NHS 111.
If the rashes are on your genital region, please contact your local sexual health clinic.
Please do not call us for Monkeypox vaccine. If you are registered with us and eligible for a vaccine, we will be in touch with you. Thank you for your understanding.