About This Service
Emergency Contraception Service
Emergency contraception can help prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or contraceptive failure, such as a missed pill or split condom. The service provides confidential, professional advice and access to appropriate options based on timing, medical history, and individual circumstances. Acting quickly gives emergency contraception the best chance of being effective.
Key Benefits
✓Confidential support from a trained healthcare professional
✓Prompt access to emergency contraception options where suitable
✓Advice based on timing, medical history, and current medicines
✓Guidance after missed pills or contraceptive failure
✓Information on ongoing contraception and sexual health support
✓Referral advice where another option may be more appropriate
What to Expect
1You will be asked about timing, contraception use, and relevant health details.
2A healthcare professional will assess which emergency contraception option is suitable.
3You will receive clear advice on how to take or use the recommended option.
4Follow-up guidance, pregnancy testing advice, and ongoing contraception support may be provided.
Who is This Service Suitable For?
●People who have had unprotected sex
●Patients who experienced condom failure or contraceptive failure
●Individuals who missed contraceptive pills or used contraception incorrectly
●Anyone needing confidential emergency contraception advice
●People seeking guidance on pregnancy risk after sex
●Patients needing support with ongoing contraception choices