Hull and East Riding Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Partnership

If you have had unprotected sex you are at risk of becoming pregnant (women) and of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (both sexes). You should attend your nearest Sexual Health/Family Planning clinic as soon as possible.

Further information:

If you had unprotected sex less than 72 hours ago with someone known to have HIV you can attend Conifer House immediately to discuss having medication - PEPSE (medication to reduce your risk of being infected). If it has been longer than 72 hours you can attend Conifer House to discuss what to do next.

If you have symptoms you should attend a GUM clinic as soon as possible. If you want an HIV test because you are concerned about a risk through having sex less than 72 hours ago attend GUM immediately.

If you want an HIV test for ‘peace of mind’ or to check out risks you have taken in the past, attend GUM. Remember that it can take up to 3 months after contact with HIV before a test result is accurate, but if you are concerned you can attend before then to discuss your individual circumstances.