How do I get testing or treatment for Chlamydia?

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NHS: Chlamydia Testing is free on the NHS from genitourinary medicine clinics, sexual health clinics, many contraception clinics, your GP and pharmacies. The National Chlamydia Screening Programme in England is being extended to ensure all sexually active women and men under 25 can access chlamydia testing - this includes testing in other settings such as youth clubs and colleges. You can find an clinic to help with Chlamydia by phoning directory enquiries and asking for genitourinary medicine, sexually transmitted disease or venereal disease or locate one using our NHS Genitourinary Medicine Clinic page in the Sexual Health Section of our website.  Women having intrauterine contraception (IUD or IUS) fitted, or having an abortion, will usually be offered a chlamydia test.

PRIVATE:Alternatively you can have confidential private testing based on an internet ordered urine home sample kit. Although you can also buy home chlamydia testing kits, the accuracy of these tests varies.  Telephone 0345 2303386 or use the Confidential Text Service 07786202070 

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