Sexual health advice

Discover more about the importance of safe sex and the data surrounding STIs & contraception with our 2024 Safe Sex Report! Read more.

We outline common STI causes, symptoms and the best treatments available. Read more. 

Find out the difference between bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections. Read more.

 Discover how you can get pubic lice, how to spot them and how to get rid of them in this handy guide. Read more.

Learn the differences between chlamydia and gonorrhoea. Discover the causes, symptoms, and treatment methods for chlamydia and gonorrhoea. Read more.

What does syphilis look like? Learn how to recognise the stages of syphilis and learn how to treat each stage with our expert guide. Read more.

Learn recent interesting facts and statistics about erectile dysfunction and Viagra. Read more.

Some women find it harder than others to orgasm. Anorgasmia is a sexual problem when women can't reach climax. Read more.  

Porn can play part in a healthy relationship. But are there times when it can damage your sex life? Read more. 

Studies show that weight plays a role in sexual dysfunction. Find out more about how weight affects your sex drive, and what you can do about it. Read more.

Having sex on your period is a bit of a taboo, but is it safe? Our clinicians are here to explain. Read more. 

The age old question of whether size matters isn't going anywhere. We take a look at the facts of penis size and if men and women even care. Read more. 

Do you know how you catch HPV and how it's spread? We're here with all the info from our clinicians about catching HPV and preventing the spread. Read more. 

Women aged 25 to 64 are invited for regular smear tests. But what do the different results mean? Read more. 

There are over 100 different types of HPV and most don’t cause any symptoms or complications. But can you catch it from your partner? Read more. 

After going for a smear test you might be told you're HPV positive, and you might be invited for further investigation. Read more. 

Missed your HPV in school? You can still get your HPV vaccine later on. You might be eligible for a free NHS vaccine or you can get one through Online Doctor. Read more. 

Lots of people worry smear tests might be painful. They can sometimes be uncomfortable, but here' some advice from our doctors on what to expect. Read more.