Sexual health
Free condoms are available in our waiting room to protect you from sexually transmitted infections (STIs) Read more below on common symptoms of STIs and how to get tested.
Free condoms
Screening for STIs if you don't have symptoms
Due to changes in the national screening programme, we can only offer tests to women, to men with symptoms, or anyone who is a contact of someone who has chlamydia.
- If you male and are worried but don't have any symptoms, you can still order a postal kit from Unity Sexual Health or from one of the free vending machines
- Self test kits for girls and women are freely available in the practice in the waiting room (pink and white striped bags). You will need to return your test kit to one of the sample boxes in the practice. You do not need an appointment for this test.
Worried you might have a sexually transmitted infection?
Book an appointment with a nurse or doctor if you are worried or have symptoms. Symptoms might include:
- Pain when you pass urine
- Discharge
- Genital or rectal blisters or sores
- In women, bleeding between periods or after sex
- In men, pain around the testes
Some non-sexually transmitted conditions such as thrush and bacterial vaginosis (BV) can also have similar symptoms.
Contact Unity Sexual Health for free postal kits for STI screening. This includes a blood spot test for HIV/Hepatitis and Syphilis.
Sexual assault
For help and support after sexual assault contact the Bridge, or the Police.
The Bridge is a dedicated service in Bristol for people who have experienced rape and sexual assault
You can also discuss any concerns with a doctor.
Think you might be pregnant?
Click the link below to find out more about pregnancy and pregnancy options including information about when to use emergency contraception, where to get pregnancy kits, and what to do next if you want to continue or not continue with the pregnancy.