Sexual Health
Many students find University life an exciting time, making new friends or strengthening relationships with old friends from school or college, a time to have fun in a sexually liberated environment.
It is important, however, not to feel pressurised into doing something you are not comfortable with. You have the right to say yes or no and your partner should respect that.
If you do decide to have sex, it's important to protect yourself adequately by using a condom, latex dam or a femidom or another form of contraception.
It's important to protect yourself from Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) such as Cystitis, Chlamydia, Thrush, Hepatitis A/B/C and HIV/Aids. The effects of the STIs can range from mildly uncomfortable and irritating to severely life threatening.
Sexual Health Clinics
New Cross GU Clinic Male
Tel: 
01902 695500
Snow Hill Clinic
Tel: 01902 444444
Base 25
Tel: 01902 572040
The Terrence Higgins Trust
Helpline Tel: 0845 1221200
Birmingham
Tel: 0121 622 6471
National Aids Helpline
Tel: 020 7814 6767
British Pregnancy Advisory
Service Tel: 08457 304030
Wolverhampton Tel: 01902 421131
Website:www.bpas.org
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