Yuno Sexual Health

Yuno Sexual Health The new s*xual health service for Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire, providing free, confidential support both in-person and online

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We get a lot of questions about discharge...✨ Is it normal?✨ Should it smell?✨ What does it look like?✨ Why do we get it...
12/06/2026

We get a lot of questions about discharge...

✨ Is it normal?
✨ Should it smell?
✨ What does it look like?
✨ Why do we get it?

Discharge is absolutely normal if you have a v***a, but if you notice an unusual change in the colour, consistency or smell, that's when it might not be normal. And if you have a p***s, discharge might be a sign of infection. Any sort of change that causes you concern should be checked out by your GP or s*xual health clinic.

Got more questions about discharge? Drop them in the comments ⬇️

Happy Pride Month! 🌈🎉Yuno will always be a safe and welcoming space for the LGBT+ community.We’re here to support you in...
06/06/2026

Happy Pride Month! 🌈🎉

Yuno will always be a safe and welcoming space for the LGBT+ community.

We’re here to support you in looking after your s*xual health and wellbeing. We offer free, confidential, inclusive and non-judgmental services both in person and online via our clinically supported website. 💖

Explore our support, testing, contraception and more by heading to the Yuno website.

In case you missed it, the implant (also known as Nexplanon) is now licensed for up to 5 years in the UK, a big and exci...
03/06/2026

In case you missed it, the implant (also known as Nexplanon) is now licensed for up to 5 years in the UK, a big and exciting change for this contraception!

If you already have an implant, you may not need to have it replaced at 3 years anymore and you will instead be covered for 5 years. If you’re unsure about whether you’re covered or not, contact your GP or s*xual health clinic.

You can learn more about the implant by heading to the Yuno website 🔗

A couple of weeks ago, the government unveiled the renewed Womens Health Strategy and among many of the talking points w...
31/05/2026

A couple of weeks ago, the government unveiled the renewed Womens Health Strategy and among many of the talking points was effectinve and appropriate pain relief for gynaecological procedures. One such procedure is IUD and IUS fittings.

At present, it's advisable to take paracetamol or ibuprofen an hour before the procedure to help with any discomfort but it will soon be the case that local anaesthetic will be widely available too.

If you are concerned about discomfort or pain during at IUS or coil fitting, it's important to speak to your doctor or nurse to explore options that will make you feel most comfortable. And remember: everyone experiences discomfort and pain differently! You don't have to have any pain relief if you don't want to, but the option should be there if you do.

For more information about the coil and IUS, head to our website.

You might have heard more about bacterial vaginosis (BV) recently as it's been debated whether it should be classified a...
28/05/2026

You might have heard more about bacterial vaginosis (BV) recently as it's been debated whether it should be classified as an STI or not.

Although you don't have to have s*x to get bacterial vaginosis, having s*x can increase your chances of getting it as there is an increased risk to disruption of your pH levels.

If you are concerned you might have BV, it's best to go to your GP or to a s*xual health clinic where they can support you with quick, free and easy treatment, usually a course of antibiotics.

Want more info? Head to the Yuno website.

Pans*xual Awareness Day is a great time to reflect on the fact that pans*xuality is nothing new! Throughout history, att...
24/05/2026

Pans*xual Awareness Day is a great time to reflect on the fact that pans*xuality is nothing new! Throughout history, attraction to one another regardless of our gender has always been a thing, it's just the evolution of language that has now given us a way to label that attraction.

Yuno will always be a safe and welcoming space for the LGBT+ community.

We’re here to support you in looking after your s*xual health and wellbeing. We offer free, confidential, inclusive and non-judgmental services both in person and online via our clinically supported website. 💖

Explore our support, testing, contraception and more at the Yuno website.

Condoms are the only method of contraception that prevents most STIs and HIV as well as pregnancy. They are easy to get ...
22/05/2026

Condoms are the only method of contraception that prevents most STIs and HIV as well as pregnancy. They are easy to get hold of and easy to use.

⭐ Under 25s can order free condoms online
⭐ You can pick up free condoms at a s*xual health clinic
⭐ People age 13-24 can collect free condoms from places including: youth centres (ask a youth worker), your school (speak to a school nurse or the safeguarding/pastoral team) or your college (ask student support and wellbeing staff)
⭐ University of Bristol and University West of England - ask the health centres, GP practices or student unions

A C-Card is no longer needed for collecting free condoms!

Have you ever heard of a dental dam?They are famously used by dentists for dental procedures, but they are also a really...
19/05/2026

Have you ever heard of a dental dam?

They are famously used by dentists for dental procedures, but they are also a really useful for preventing the transmission of STIs during certain types of oral s*x.

You can contract STIs like Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, Herpes, Syphilis and HIV so it's really important to use protection when having oral s*x. If oral s*x involves the a**s or v***a, dental dams are great, and if it involves a p***s, flavoured condoms are perfect.

Struggling to get hold of dental dams? Just grab a condom, cut along the long side of the condom and unroll into a makeshift dam!

Yes, you can catch an STI if you are having s*x with someone who has the same ge****ls as you!STIs can pass on through u...
16/05/2026

Yes, you can catch an STI if you are having s*x with someone who has the same ge****ls as you!

STIs can pass on through unprotected oral s*x, your ge****ls coming into contact with your partners ge***al and sharing s*x toys that haven't been cleaned or covered with a new condom between uses.

What other rumours have you heard about s*x that you suspect aren't true? Let us know in the comments ⬇️

Struggling with your mental health is really tricky and it can be difficult to talk to a loved one about it. Whether the...
13/05/2026

Struggling with your mental health is really tricky and it can be difficult to talk to a loved one about it.

Whether they are a new partner or it's someone you have been with a very long time, telling someone that cares about you that you are struggling feels scary. What will their reaction be? Will it change how they feel about me? These are questions that everyone has. But most people understand that we go through ups and downs and will be empathetic and supportive.

So how do you have that type of conversation? Scroll through for some tips. What else do you think is helpful when having these types of chats? Let us know in the comments ⬇️

Address

Tower Hill
Bristol
BS20JD

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 1pm
Saturday 8:45am - 12pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441173426900

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