Find out what you need to know and get advice about Sexually Transmitted Infections
STIs are sexually transmitted infections that people get through sexual activity. They are incredibly common and just like any other infection, such as a cold, it is nothing to be embarrassed about. It’s really important that you seek help and get treatment because, unlike a cold, they do not usually clear up on their own. Click on one of the boxes above to find out more.
Exeter under 18’s sit and wait clinic starts Tuesday 18th January 2022 Who: This service is for patients aged 17 […]
Trial Walk-in for 18 and under starts Monday 4th October 2021 Day: Mondays Time: 3:30 – 5:30pm Place: Barnstaple Health […]
Due to essential maintenance which has to talk place during clinic hours we are having to close our service in […]
How to access our service:
We have now implemented a telephone triage system for all of our clinics. This system will be in place for the duration of the pandemic. Please contact our services to access this triage system. Our central telephone number is 0300 303 3989.
If you are experiencing symptoms of Coronavirus please do not attend the clinic. Clear advice for people with symptoms of coronavirus is available at nhs.uk/coronavirus .
Advice from our service:
We have updated information on the provision of routine contraception during this pandemic here.
More details on the fitting of LARCs (coils and implants) at our service can be found here
If you need the combined contraceptive pill please try (if you can) to get updated measurements of your height, weight and blood pressure before calling us.
There is also specific advice on coronavirus available for People Living with HIV here, and for pregnant women here.
Self-requested Sexual Health screening by post is available for for under 25s only - more info here
For others with testing requirements please contact the service on 0300 303 3989.
Alternative provision:
Please be aware that we may have to cancel, rearrange or shut clinical services in response to changing clinical and staffing pressures created by the Coronavirus pandemic.
If you are struggling to access sexual health services, alternatives may be available: