• Sorted on Sex provides sexual health services for young people under 21 in Falkirk, Stirling & Clackmannan and is part of NHS Forth Valley Central Sexual Health. Contraception & Sexual Health Services for Young People under 21

Area 1 Stirling Community Hospital Tuesday 3.30pm – 5.30pm

No appointment necessary, just drop into the clinic

www.centralsexualhealth.org Contraception & Sexual Health Services for Young People under 21

Central Sexual Health Department Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary Majors Loan, Falkirk

Thursday 3.30pm – 5.30pm

No appointment necessary, just drop into the clinic

www.centralsexualhealth.org Contraception & Sexual Health Services for Young People under 21

Clackmannan Community Healthcare Centre Hallpark Road, Sauchie Wednesday 3.30pm – 5.30pm

No appointment necessary, just drop into the clinic

www.centralsexualhealth.org

Who can come to SOS?

• Everyone is welcome. We see anyone under 21. Male or Female

• It doesn’t matter if you are Heterosexual, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgender

What do we do at SOS?

• We can provide advice on relationships, sexual health, safer sex and contraception • You don’t have to be in a relationship to come to SOS

• You can just come for a chat and ask any questions you like

We do free testing

• Pregnancy advice and support

• Referral for termination of pregnancy () Contraception

• If you are having sex but you don’t want to get pregnant, you should use Contraception. • You can get all different types of Contraception at Sorted On Sex clinics • How many different types of Contraception can you think of?

And a wide range of contraception

Pill

Patch

Injection

Implant

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• Dams

• Lubricant

Why should you use condoms?

Pregnancy

Sexually transmitted Sexually Transmitted Infections

• If you do not use a when you are having sex, you could catch a Sexually Transmitted . • How many Sexually Transmitted Infections have you heard of? How many sexually transmitted infections do you know?

• • • • HIV • Gonorrhoea • • Genital Herpes

How would you know if you had a sexually transmitted infection?

Some of the symptoms might be:

• Pain on passing urine • Discharge • Lumps & bumps • Pain • Itching • Rash • No symptoms Testing for Sexually Transmitted Infections

• Chlamydia • Gonorrhoea • Syphilis • HIV

Some questions you might get asked when you attend the clinic

• Do you have any symptoms?

• When did you last have sex?

• Do you use condoms? • Have you had a sexually transmitted infection before?

Remember that it is confidential (we won’t tell anyone) unless we are worried about you.

What happens if I test positive for a sexually transmitted infection?

• You will be contacted by your preferred method e.g. mobile, sms • There will be a discussion around the infection, treatment & follow up • You will be asked to attend a clinic for treatment • If you are in a relationship your partner should also attend for treatment Remember:

• Everyone is welcome

• Don’t be nervous about coming to a clinic, we are there to help

• Staff are experienced in dealing with sensitive issues

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