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Finding out you’ve tested positive for a sexually transmitted infection (STI) can feel worrying. And if your partner gets tested and their results come back negative, you might be left
Contraception is designed to give you freedom and control over your sexual health, but it’s natural to wonder how it might affect your mood or mental wellbeing. The truth is,
In recognition of World Contraception Day, Friday 26 September 2025, Suffolk Sexual Health Service is encouraging residents to explore Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC), a safe, effective and convenient option for
We are excited to bring you quarterly updates, packed with free resources, training opportunities, the latest research and guidance and key dates for your diary. A quick overview of what
Suffolk Sexual Health Service, delivered by Provide Community and commissioned by Suffolk County Council, is marking Sexual Health Week 2025 (Monday 15 to Sunday 21 September), with a focus on
First of All - No, It Doesn’t Mean Something’s Wrong If you or your partner aren’t having sex at the moment, that’s completely okay. Relationships can go through all kinds
Contraceptive Implant Protection Extended to 5 Years
The College of Sexual and Reproductive Health (CoSRH) has announced the extension of use of the etonogestrel implant (Nexplanon®) to 5 years in the UK.
Available evidence supports use of the etonogestrel implant for up to 5 years, with maintained contraceptive effectiveness and no new safety concerns identified.
