I Think I Have an STI Form - Leeds Sexual Health

Please note, if you think you may have been exposed to HIV, experienced sexual assault or need emergency contraception, please go to our Emergency Information page.

Have you had a positive STI test?(Required)

Yes

No

Please select your answer above

What are your test results?(Required)

I tested positive for Chlamydia only, from Leeds Sexual Health or SHUK online.

I tested positive for Gonorrhoea (or both Gonorrhoea and Chlamydia).

I tested positive for something else or used another service

Please select your answer above

For online treatment, click here. Then click 'Medication request' and 'Chlamydia - Treatment'.

Please note: You can only use the online Chlamydia treatment if you have tested positive for Chlamydia and have no current symptoms, are 18 or over, and are not pregnant.

You can find more information about our Online Chlamydia treatment here.

You can also call us, you can find our telephone number on our contact us page.

For more information about Chlamydia, click here.

You need to book a face-to-face appointment with us, click here.

For more information about Chlamydia, click here.

For more information about Gonorrhoea, click here.

You need to book a face-to-face appointment with us, click here.

For more information about STIs, click here.

Do you have symptoms of an STI?(Required)

Yes

No

Please select your answer above

STI Symptoms may include:

Discharge from genitals or bottom
Pain when you urinate
Pelvic or testicular pain
Genital sores/lumps
Abnormal bleeding

You can find more information about common symptoms on our STI page here

Please call us, you can find our telephone number on our contact us page.

If you have a Leeds postcode (and some additional postcodes), you can request free STI tests from SHUK.

Please check if this is available by putting your postcode into the SHUK website.

You can also call Leeds Sexual Health for STI testing.

You can find more information about our STI testing here.

I think I have an Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI)

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