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Sexual Health Clinic Near Bromley

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Providing Sexual Health Services to the People of Bromley

Sexual Health Clinic Bromley

If you are worried about symptoms, a recent sexual partner, contraception, or whether you need STI testing, it is normal to want clear advice quickly and privately.

Broadgate GP provides private sexual health appointments for patients from Bromley who can travel into Central London. Our clinic is based at 65 London Wall near Liverpool Street, making it a practical choice for people who live in Bromley but work, study or travel into the City.

When you choose to attend our GUM clinic, our doctor will provide:

If you are searching for a sexual health clinic that Bromley patients can use privately, we can help with confidential STI testing, HIV testing, contraception advice, emergency contraception, pregnancy concerns and general sexual health support.

Book a private sexual health appointment with Broadgate GP today.

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Private Sexual Health Appointments for Bromley Patients

Broadgate GP is a private GP clinic for adults aged 18 and over. Patients from Bromley often choose us when they want a discreet appointment, clear medical advice and a more private setting than local walk-in services. We can test for a range of infections such as:

At a glance:

  • Private GP clinic near Liverpool Street
  • Suitable for Bromley patients travelling into Central London
  • Confidential STI testing and sexual health advice
  • HIV testing and contraception advice available
  • Same-day appointments available where possible
  • Open Monday to Friday
  • Call 020 7638 4330 or book online
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Need a Confidential Sexual Health Clinic?

Many people put off booking a sexual health appointment because they feel embarrassed or unsure about what will happen. You do not need to explain everything perfectly when you call. A simple concern such as “I need STI testing” or “I need advice after unprotected sex” is enough to start.

At your appointment, you can discuss:

  • Symptoms such as pain, discharge, itching, sores or unusual bleeding
  • STI testing after unprotected sex
  • Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, herpes and hepatitis concerns
  • HIV testing and possible exposure
  • Emergency contraception
  • Oral contraception and the contraceptive pill
  • Contraceptive injection advice
  • Long-acting reversible contraception options
  • Pregnancy testing and unplanned pregnancy worries
  • Abortion advice and signposting
  • Safer sex, condoms and sexual partners

 

The appointment is private and handled with care. Your doctor will explain what tests may be useful, what results mean, and whether treatment or referral is needed.

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What Happens at a Sexual Health Clinic Appointment?

A sexual health clinic appointment usually starts with a private conversation about your symptoms, sexual partners, contraception and any recent risks. You may be offered STI testing through a urine sample, blood test, swab or examination, depending on your concern. Your doctor will explain each step before anything happens. Your information is treated confidentially.

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Can You Get STI Testing Near Bromley?

Yes. If you live in Bromley and want private STI testing, Broadgate GP can help from our Central London clinic near Liverpool Street.

STI testing may be useful if:

  • You have had unprotected sex
  • A condom broke or slipped
  • A partner has tested positive for an STI
  • You have symptoms
  • You are starting a new relationship
  • You have changed sexual partners
  • You are sexually active and have not tested recently
  • You want peace of mind before having sex without condoms

 

Some sexually transmitted infections do not cause obvious symptoms. This means you may feel completely well and still need testing. Your GP can help you choose the right tests based on timing, symptoms and sexual history.

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When Should You Test After Sex?

Testing too early can sometimes give an unclear result. Some infections can be detected soon after exposure, while others may need more time before a test is reliable.

Your GP will ask when the risk happened, what type of sex took place, whether protection was used, and whether you have symptoms. This helps decide whether you should test now, repeat a test later, or seek urgent advice.

If you are worried about HIV exposure, do not wait for a routine appointment. Post-exposure prophylaxis is time-sensitive, so urgent advice is important.

STI Testing, HIV Testing and Treatment Advice

A good sexual health clinic should help you understand what to do next, not just list infections.

Depending on your concern, your doctor may discuss testing for:

Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea

These are common bacterial STIs. Testing may involve a urine sample or swab. If a result is positive, treatment is usually straightforward, but recent sexual partners may also need testing or treatment.

HIV

HIV testing may be advised after unprotected sex, a condom failure, needle exposure, or if a sexual partner has tested positive. Broadgate GP can advise on HIV testing and next steps. Ongoing HIV care is usually managed by a specialist HIV clinic.

Syphilis, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C

These infections are usually checked with blood tests. Your doctor can explain whether you need testing now, repeat testing later, vaccination advice, or referral.

Herpes, Genital Warts and Other Symptoms

Sores, blisters, lumps, irritation, pain or itching should be checked properly. Some conditions can look similar, so guessing from online images is rarely helpful.

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Sexual Health, Contraception and Reproductive Health Services

Sexual health is not only about STI testing. It also includes contraception, reproductive health services, pregnancy concerns, relationships, sexuality and safer sex.

Broadgate GP can help adults discuss contraception services, including emergency contraception, oral contraception and the contraceptive pill. If you need long-acting reversible contraception, such as an implant or coil, your GP can discuss your options and refer you to specialist centres where needed.

You can also talk to us about:

  • Missed pills
  • Condom failure
  • Side effects from contraception
  • Unplanned pregnancy
  • Pregnancy testing
  • Abortion advice and signposting
  • Concerns after alcohol or drugs
  • Questions about sex, relationships or sexual activity

 

The aim is to give you practical advice that fits your situation, not a generic answer.

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How Long Do Test Results Take To Come Back?

The amount of time it takes for a sexual health testing to come back depends on what type of test you have carried out and what you’re tested for. As a private clinic, we are able to fast track results meaning you can have some results the same day or within 72 hours. There are certain types of testing that take longer to come back, and you might be given preventive medication whilst you wait for your test results. We aim to have all test results back as soon as possible and as soon as we have your results and an accurate diagnosis you’ll know too.

GUM Clinic Catering to Patients from Bromley

A GUM clinic is a place where sexual health is confidentially assessed and you can be tested and treated for STIs. When choosing Broadgate GP for your GUM clinic you do not need to be referred by another doctor and though we are not based in Bromley, we cater to patients from Bromley and other areas.

In most cases, you will need to make an appointment. Here at Broadgate GP, we offer same-day STI tests. 

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Why Choose Broadgate GP?

Sexual health is personal. You need a clinic that gives clear advice without judgement.

Broadgate GP offers:

  • Private GP appointments for adults
  • Confidential sexual health advice
  • Same-day appointments where available
  • STI testing and HIV testing guidance
  • Contraception and pregnancy advice
  • Clear next steps after your results
  • Central London access near Liverpool Street
  • Professional care from an experienced private GP team

 

The clinic is open Monday to Thursday from 08:00 to 18:30 and Friday from 08:00 to 17:30. Appointments can be booked online or by calling 020 7638 4330.

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Other London Locations We Offer Sexual Health Support

Broadgate GP supports patients from several London areas who can travel into Central London.

If you are based in South East London, you may prefer our sexual health clinic for Greenwich patients.

If you are based further south, you can also read about our sexual health clinic for Croydon patients.

Sexual Health FAQs

Is Broadgate GP a walk in clinic in Bromley?

No. Broadgate GP is a private GP clinic near Liverpool Street, serving patients from Bromley and other London areas. If you need a local NHS walk in service in Bromley, Beckenham Beacon or local sexual health services may be more suitable.

Yes. Many people book STI testing because they have changed partners, had unprotected sex, or want reassurance. You do not need symptoms to ask for testing.

Your appointment is confidential. Broadgate GP will not usually share details with your own GP without your permission, unless there is a serious safety or safeguarding concern.

Yes. You can bring someone for support if that helps you feel more comfortable. You can also ask questions before any test, examination or treatment.

Result times depend on the tests used. Some results may come back quickly, while others take longer. Your GP will explain expected timings during your appointment.

Yes, adults can discuss emergency contraception with Broadgate GP. Because timing matters, book or call as soon as possible after unprotected sex, missed pills or condom failure.

Even if you had unprotected sex 10 years ago or potentially even longer, it’s possible that you could be carrying an STI. Many people throughout Croydon and the UK, live with undiagnosed STIs. Chlamydia often has no symptoms but it can affect your fertility later in life. If you’re worried about potentially having an STI, head to your local GUM clinic near Croydon – Broadgate GP.
There is no average time for the treatment of sexually transmitted infections or diseases. Many can be treated with one-off does, whereas some courses of treatment can last a week or even longer.
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Book a Private Sexual Health Appointment

If you are looking for a sexual health clinic Bromley patients can use privately, Broadgate GP can help you speak to a doctor, arrange suitable testing and understand your next steps.

You do not need to wait for symptoms to get worse. You do not need to feel embarrassed. You can book a confidential appointment and get practical medical advice from an experienced GP.

Call Broadgate GP on 020 7638 4330 or book an appointment online today.

Book your GUM Clinic Online

Our experienced sexual health professionals at Broadgate GP are here for you if you need to seek advice or discuss potentially risky circumstances you have been exposed to. You should always consider being tested after having unprotected sex, whether or not you have any obvious symptoms. In many cases, the infection is not accompanied by any symptoms until a later stage. Getting tested will allow you to detect any infections at an early stage and prevent them from developing into more serious threats to your health or the health of your partner. Most sexual health infections can be treated with antibiotics. We offer a wide range of individual tests as well as special packages with very competitive prices. You can discuss the most appropriate testing package for you with the doctor during your appointment at the clinic. Book your appointment online today at Broadgate GP.

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If you're suffering from any type of health problem and you're based in the Central London area, then be sure to book an appointment with a GP.

PLEASE NOTE

We are a Private GP, therefore there is a charge for every appointment booked, to be paid on the day. Broadgate GP can only take appointments for patients
AGED 18 AND ABOVE.

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