The practice offers a range of contraception services including free condoms Contents
Choice of contraception
Deciding which is the best method can be difficult so please take time to read through these excellent guides.
A suggestion is to start with the general guide and then read the detailed guide for the method that interests you.
Or you could use this helpful online tool my contraception tool.
General guide
Your guide to contraception ()
Detailed guides
- The combined pill
- The progesterone only pill
- The contraceptive injection
- The contraceptive implant
- The contraceptive patch
- The contraceptive vaginal ring
- The intrauterine system
- The intrauterine device
- Male and female sterilisation
- Diaphragms and caps
- Natural family planning
- Emergency contraception
Free Condoms
If you are over 16 you can collect free condoms from the surgery.
Ask your doctor, nurse, or receptionist.
You can ring the receptionist and arrange to collect your condoms from reception.
If you are aged 13-16 you can visit Leeds Sexual Health website C-card condoms
Sexually transmitted disease
Our Doctors also offer testing and treatment for a range of sexually transmitted diseases.
Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection that often has no symptoms. The test is a simple, painless, self taken swab for females and a urine test for males – ask your GP, nurse or receptionist for a testing kit.
Why should I be tested? To stop the spread of infection & prevent fertility problems in the future. Every time you change your sexual partner you should get a test.
If you would prefer to attend a completely anonymous service, then you can self refer to Leeds Sexual Health service.
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