STIs

An STI is an infection that’s passed from one person to another through sexual activity.
Anyone can get or pass on an STI. You don’t need to have had lots of sexual partners.
Sexually transmitted infections are really common and it’s absolutely nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about!

Common STI symptoms

If you are experiencing STI symptoms, it’s important that you get checked out as soon as possible. Click below to find your nearest clinic.

Alternatively, you can talk to your GP, school nurse or pastoral officer if you cannot access the sexual health service or go into a pharmacy for advice.

You will be directed to a trusted website regarding Sexual Health services.

Protecting yourself

If you’re sexually active, it’s a good idea to take steps to protect yourself as best as you can from catching STIs.

Don’t put off getting checked!

GETTING CHECKED
FOR STIs

All North and North East Lincolnshire council sexual health services are free, safe and non-judgemental. Making sure you’re at ease and feel comfortable when attending a check is top priority.
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When should you go for a check?

If you’re sexually active, it’s a good idea to get checked for STIs every time you change sexual partners. Otherwise, it’s recommended to get a check-up once a year, or if you develop new symptoms.

You can to talk to your GP, school nurse or pastoral officer if you cannot access the sexual health service or go into a pharmacy for advice.

You will be directed to a trusted website regarding Sexual Health services.
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