If you’re worried about an issue related to sex or sexual health, there is help available for you, just ask us.
You can:
- Contact your GP
- Speak to a local pharmacist
- Visit a sexual health clinic
Professionals working in the sexual health clinic are there to help you, not judge you. They really have seen and heard it all before! Everything you discuss in the clinic is absolutely confidential. So don’t be shy about coming forward. Everyone has the right to a happy and healthy sex life, if that’s what you want.
Country information
In the UK you can use the NHS service finder website to find your nearest sexual health clinic and make an appointment. You can get free advice and testing for STIs (even if you don’t have any symptoms) as well as free condoms and lube if you need it.
You can consult your family doctor for questions relating to your sexual health and/or testing for sexually transmitted diseases. If you are more at risk of a sexually transmitted infection, you can make an appointment with your regional municipal health services GGD.
Soa Aids Nederland has developed a website (Soa Aids Nederland) with information about the sexually transmitted infections, theirs symptoms, and test. Do you have questions about or suspect an STI? Take a look at the website. You can also call the Infoline (0900 - 204 2040) or contact via email or chat.
In Belgium you can consult your family doctor for questions relating your sexual health and/or testing for sexually transmitted diseases. If you would like anonymous STI testing, you can get yourself tested at the sexual health clinic in Antwerp (Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp - Kronenburgstraat 43, 2000 Antwerp) or in Brussels (S-Clinic – Campus César De Paepe - Cellebroersstraat 13 1000 Brussesl).