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If you've had sex with someone who has been diagnosed with an STI, you may need treatment.
You may need treatment if a sexual partner:
If a partner has an STI and you've had sex with them outside this time period, or you are unsure they have an STI, you should test first.
For gonorrhoea, trichomonas and syphilis treatment, you should attend your local sexual health clinic.
If you are a contact of genital warts or genital herpes and develop symptoms, you should attend your local sexual health clinic for review or use our photo assessment service.
If you are a contact of HIV, hepatitis B or hepatitis C you should attend your local sexual health clinic for review.
If you think you have been exposed to HIV within the last 72 hours, you should seek URGENT medical advice from your local sexual health clinic, GP of Accident & Emergency. HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) may be recommended to stop you developing a HIV infection.
Symptoms
Most people with a STI have no symptoms and don't know they have one. Sometimes symptoms disappear but you may still have an infection and pass it on. If you have no symptoms but are concerned that you have a STI, you should get tested.
If you have certain symptoms, you may need to attend a sexual health clinic for further advice and treatment. This is important to stop you developing serious complications.
Do you have any symptoms that you think are due to a sexually transmitted infection?
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