Sexual health advice

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is common virus that can lead to genital warts and certain cancers. 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. 

If you've had unprotected sex, don't panic. We're here with some helpful advice. Read more. 

If a condom breaks during sex, there's no need to panic. Instead follow the steps in this guide on what to do if it happens. Read more. 

In some rare cases, STIs can lead to problems with fertility and issues in pregnancy. That's why it's important to get tested regularly and treat STIs early. Read more. 

If you're getting an STI test, but you're on your period, you might wonder if you can still take it. The good news is - yes, but how can you prepare? Read more. 

Sometimes it can be hard to tell the difference between genital warts and pearly penile papules, or PPP. Read more. 

We've pulled together our clinicians top tips for wearing a condom safely. 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. 

We all have different feelings towards the body and its fluids. Find out more about sexual fluids and what's normal. Read more. 

There are lots of things can cause sex to be painful for men. This can include lack of lubrication, STIs and other conditions. 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.