Luton Sexual Health

Luton Sexual Health Luton Sexual Health offers a full range of sexual health services. All advice and treatment is free Call 01582 497070 to book over the phone.

We can give you free, confidential advice on a range of sexual subjects, including:

Sex and relationships
Using condoms
LGBTQ
Sexually transmitted infections
Contraception

Advice can be given over the phone or in person at one of our clinics. Check our website at www.lutonsexualhealth.org.uk for more information and our opening hours and locations.

Did you know antibiotics don't work against every sexually transmitted infection? 💊This is why getting the right diagnos...
08/08/2026

Did you know antibiotics don't work against every sexually transmitted infection? 💊

This is why getting the right diagnosis is so important. Once the type of infection is identified, healthcare professionals can recommend the most appropriate care for your individual circumstances.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance.

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Thinking about visiting us as a walk-in? 💙If you've never been before, it's completely normal to have questions about wh...
07/08/2026

Thinking about visiting us as a walk-in? 💙

If you've never been before, it's completely normal to have questions about what to expect.

Remember, waiting times can vary depending on how busy the clinic is, but we'll always do our best to see you as quickly as possible.

For walk in opening times and more information about our services, visit lutonsexualhealth.org.uk.

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance.

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06/08/2026

Our team is here to answer your questions, explain your options and help you make informed decisions about your sexual health 💙

💬 What surprised you most? Let us know in the comments! 💬

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance.

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When people hear the term "unprotected", they often think it has one simple definition.The questions we may ask aren't a...
05/08/2026

When people hear the term "unprotected", they often think it has one simple definition.

The questions we may ask aren't about judgement or curiosity. They're there to help recommend the most appropriate tests, advice and care for your individual circumstances.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance.

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01/08/2026

The year so far... 💙

From community events and outreach sessions to awareness campaigns, partnerships and supporting people across Luton, it's been a busy few months for our team.

Every conversation, clinic appointment, workshop and event is an opportunity to help people access the information, care and support they need.

A huge thank you to everyone we've met along the way. We're looking forward to continuing our work across the community and sharing even more over the months ahead.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance.

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As Disability Celebration Month comes to a close, we'd like to hear from you 💙At Luton S*xual Health, we're always looki...
31/07/2026

As Disability Celebration Month comes to a close, we'd like to hear from you 💙

At Luton S*xual Health, we're always looking for ways to make our services as accessible, welcoming and supportive as possible.

Whether you've visited one of our clinics, used our website, spoken to our team or accessed our resources, your feedback can help shape future improvements.

💬 Is there something that made your experience easier?

💬 Is there additional support or information that would have been helpful?

💬 Is there anything we could do differently to make our service more accessible?

Share your thoughts in the comments or get in touch with our team. Every suggestion helps us continue improving the care and support we provide to our community.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance

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This International Day of Friendship, we’re recognising the valuable role supportive friendships can play in our health ...
30/07/2026

This International Day of Friendship, we’re recognising the valuable role supportive friendships can play in our health and wellbeing 💙

Friends can influence the way we think, talk and make decisions about our health.

Open, informed conversations can help reduce stigma around sexual health and make it easier for someone to ask questions, access reliable information or seek professional support. Sometimes, simply offering to attend an appointment or listening without judgement can make healthcare feel more manageable.

Good support does not mean taking over. It means respecting privacy, avoiding assumptions and helping someone feel confident making their own informed choices.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance

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Partner notification isn't about blame. It's about protecting health 💙When someone is diagnosed with a sexually transmit...
29/07/2026

Partner notification isn't about blame. It's about protecting health 💙

When someone is diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection, letting recent partners know they may have been exposed gives them the opportunity to access testing and treatment if needed.

This helps to:
✔️ Reduce the risk of reinfection
✔️ Help people access care sooner
✔️ Reduce the onward spread of infection within the community

It's one of the ways sexual health services work to protect both individuals and public health.

If partner notification is recommended, your healthcare professional will explain your options and the support available.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance.

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World Hepatitis Day - 28 July 💛When people hear the word hepatitis, they often think it's one single illness. In reality...
28/07/2026

World Hepatitis Day - 28 July 💛

When people hear the word hepatitis, they often think it's one single illness. In reality, hepatitis is a term used to describe inflammation of the liver, and there are several different hepatitis viruses, including hepatitis A, B and C.

Some types, such as hepatitis B, can be passed on through sexual contact. That's why sexual health services may offer testing, vaccination or advice based on your individual circumstances.

Understanding how hepatitis spreads, how it can be prevented and when to seek testing can help you make informed decisions about your health.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance.

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The same infection can look very different from one person to the next.Some people experience noticeable symptoms, while...
25/07/2026

The same infection can look very different from one person to the next.

Some people experience noticeable symptoms, while others notice something mild or feel completely well. This can depend on where the infection is in the body, how the immune system responds and how long it has been present.

That is why symptoms alone cannot always confirm whether an infection is there. Testing and advice from a healthcare professional can provide a clearer answer.

Find out more at lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

Information provided by a registered health service and based on NHS guidance

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