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Why get tested?

Chlamydia is the most commonly diagnosed sexually transmitted infection (STI) among under-25s. Often there are no symptoms, but testing and treatment are simple.

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Video: chlamydia testing

Watch this short video about a teenage couple getting tested for STIs including chlamydia.

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Where can I get sexual health advice?

Where to get advice on sex and relationships, including contraception, STIs and counselling.

Talking to your partner about sex

Advice on how to talk to a new partner about safer sex and your sexual history.

'Condoms don't fit me' and other excuses

What you can say to get your partner to use a condom.

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Sex activities and risk

The risks of getting sexually transmitted infections (STIs) through various sex activities, including oral and anal sex.

Visiting an STI clinic

What to expect when you visit an STI clinic, including tests, treatment and the questions you might be asked.

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Emergency contraception

Where you can get emergency contraception, including the 'morning after' pill.

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Condom, no condom?

Link to YouTube website

You decide what happens in this interactive video about sexual health.

Sex and young people

Answers to sex FAQs, including saying no, what to do if a condom splits, being gay and more

Which method of contraception?

Learn about the 15 types of contraception, and what to consider when choosing the right one for you.

Need help now?

Where to get sexual health help urgently, including advice following unprotected sex and sexual assault

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