Once you are in a sexual relationship, you have extra responsibilities; to look after your partner and to look after your sexual health. This means protecting yourself against sexually transmitted infections and avoiding unwanted pregnancy. If you think you might be pregnant, see here.
If you are in a sexual relationship with someone, you should continue to look after each other, on both (more…)
If you are in a sexual relationship it is essential that you use contraception to prevent an unwanted pregnancy and to protect yourself from sexually transmitted diseases
(STIs). (more…)
Sexually transmitted infections, or STIs, are transmitted through direct sexual contact (more…)
If you had unprotected sex in the past 72 hours, you can still take emergency contraception to avoid pregnancy. There are two types of pill (more…)
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