Telephone 01722 425120

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Directions to the Department of Sexual Health at Salisbury Hospital, SP2 8BJ: What3Words: Maple.Notion.Warns. Come in through Entrance B, turn left around a circular green, parking can be found here. Make your way through "The Green Entrance", turn left and The Department of Sexual Health will be down the corridor on your left.

If you are accessing the department from the Main Entrance in the North building, go up to Level 4 and follow signs for the Link Bridge. Once you have crossed the Link Bridge, continue up the ramp, turn left and the Sexual Health clinic will be on your right.

Please leave plenty of time for parking.

Have you returned or been in contact with someone recently from Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya or Uganda in the past 21 days? If so, please DO NOT attend any of our clinic sites but please complete the CONTACT US form on our website https://sexualhealth.salisbury.nhs.uk/contact-us/ for further advice.

We will shortly be able to offer vaccinations for MPox and Gonorrhoea for those most at risk. If you have an appointment with us coming up we will discuss these vaccines then. Keep an eye on our social media for when we are able to open up bookings for appointments for vaccines alone.

 

STI Symptoms

Symptoms of HIV

Sexually Transmitted Infections can cause a range of symptoms, the most common being:

-pain passing urine

-discharge from the end of the penis or rectum

- change in vaginal discharge

- bleeding between periods or after sex

- abdominal, rectal or testicular pain

- painful or persistent genital ulcers

- genital skin lumps or rash

Recently acquired HIV or Syphilis can present with a ‘viral illness’ e.g. sore throat, fever, rash, headache.

Many people with a Sexually Transmitted Infection do not have any symptoms. It is therefore advisable to be screen for the most common/potentially serious infections before starting a sexual relationship with a new partner. If you are someone who changes partner regularly, screening every 3 to 6 months, even if you don’t have any symptoms is generally recommended.

In England, it is recommended that all people aged under 25 who have had sex have a screen for Chlamydia annually.

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Opening Times

Opening times for Department of Sexual Health, Salisbury District Hospital (GUM)

  • Monday: 09:00 - 17:00
  • Tuesday: 09:00 - 17:30
  • Wednesday: 09:00 - 16:00
  • Thursday: 09:00 - 17:30
  • Friday: 09:00 - 12:00
  • Saturday: CLOSED
  • Sunday: CLOSED

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**WE ARE CURRENTLY NOT HOLDING WALK IN CLINICS**

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Salisbury District Hospital, Odstock Rd, Salisbury SP2 8BJ
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