- Centrally Located: 65 London Wall Near Liverpool Street
Visit our practice near Kingston Upon Thames, call 020 7638 4330 or book an appointment online.
A concern about your sexual health can be difficult to ignore. You may be worried about a recent encounter, an unfamiliar symptom or the possibility of passing an infection to someone else. You might also be unsure which test you need, when to take it or who will see your results.
Broadgate GP provides private sexual health appointments for patients travelling from Kingston upon Thames. Our clinic is located at 65 London Wall near Liverpool Street, making us a practical option for people who live in Kingston, Surbiton, Norbiton, New Malden, Tolworth, Chessington and surrounding areas but regularly travel into Central London.
During your appointment, you can discuss your concerns confidentially with an experienced GP. We can arrange suitable testing, explain what your results mean and discuss treatment where clinically appropriate.
You do not need to know which test to request before booking. Tell us what happened, when the possible exposure occurred and whether you have symptoms. We can help you choose the right appointment.
People search for a Kingston sexual health clinic for many reasons. Some have noticed symptoms, while others feel completely well but want reassurance after unprotected sex or before starting a new relationship.
You may want to arrange an appointment after sex without a condom, a condom breaking, contact with a new partner or being told that a partner has an STI. Testing may also be sensible if you have noticed discharge, irritation, sores, pain when passing urine or another change that concerns you.
Many sexually transmitted infections cause no immediate symptoms. Feeling well does not always mean that an infection is absent, which is why testing can be useful after a possible sexual exposure.
Broadgate GP is not physically based in Kingston upon Thames. We are a private Central London practice supporting patients who want an alternative to local NHS services or prefer to attend a clinic away from their home area.
Our private sexual health service begins with a medical consultation. Your doctor will ask relevant questions about your health, symptoms and recent sexual contact.
These questions are not intended to judge your choices, relationships, gender or sexuality. They help the doctor understand which infections may need to be considered and whether it is the right time to test.
Depending on your circumstances, your appointment may include confidential sexual health advice, STI testing, chlamydia screening, HIV testing, hepatitis testing, syphilis testing, pregnancy testing or an assessment of symptoms. We can also discuss emergency contraception, treatment options, protecting partners and the need for follow-up care.
Testing may involve a urine sample, blood test or swab. An examination is only recommended where clinically necessary and will be explained before it takes place.
It is common to feel nervous before attending a sexual health clinic. Some patients worry that they will be questioned about their personal life or made to feel uncomfortable.
Our approach is calm, discreet and practical. We focus only on the information needed to assess your health and recommend suitable testing.
If an infection is identified, your doctor will explain what it is, how it is treated and whether you need to avoid sexual contact temporarily. You can also ask how to speak to a current or previous partner about testing.
Patients seeking similar private care elsewhere in London can read about our sexual health appointments for Fulham patients.
HIV testing may be appropriate after unprotected sex, contact with a new partner or another possible exposure. The test recommended can depend on how recently the contact took place.
Be as accurate as you can about the date of exposure. Your doctor can then explain whether testing is suitable now or whether a later follow-up test may also be needed.
If a possible HIV exposure occurred very recently, seek urgent advice about post-exposure prophylaxis, often shortened to PEP. PEP is time-sensitive and should be assessed as soon as possible rather than waiting for symptoms.
People with an ongoing risk of HIV can also ask a suitable sexual health service about pre-exposure prophylaxis, known as PrEP.
If you are concerned about pregnancy after sex, arrange advice promptly. Emergency contraception works within specific time limits, so it is better to seek guidance as soon as possible.
The most suitable option may depend on when sex took place, whether contraception was used, whether a pill was missed, your usual method of contraception, your medical history and any medication you take.
We can discuss the contraceptive pill, pregnancy testing and emergency contraception where appropriate. Patients interested in implants, coils or other long-acting reversible contraception may need a dedicated contraception provider.
Arrange testing when you are concerned about an infection, even if you do not have symptoms. It may be especially useful after unprotected sex, contact with a new partner or notification that a partner has tested positive.
Symptoms that should be assessed include unusual vaginal or penile discharge, pain when passing urine, genital itching, blisters, sores, pelvic pain, testicular discomfort, pain during sex or unusual bleeding.
These symptoms do not automatically mean that you have a sexually transmitted infection. Several other conditions can cause similar changes, so it is better to seek a medical assessment than rely on photographs or online symptom checkers.
The timing of your test also matters. Different infections have different window periods, meaning they may not appear on a test immediately after contact. Your doctor can explain whether you should test now, return later or do both.
If you are unsure which test you need, book a consultation and explain your concern in your own words. You do not need to select a testing package without medical guidance.
Yes. Sexual health consultations, test results and treatment are handled as confidential medical information.
Your doctor may ask direct questions about sexual contact, but only where they are relevant to your care. You can discuss concerns involving sex, relationships, contraception, gender or sexuality without being judged.
Broadgate GP is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and our doctors are registered with the General Medical Council. This gives patients clear, verifiable standards of professional medical care.
Before attending, it may help to note the approximate date of exposure, the type of contact involved, whether protection was used, when symptoms began, any medication you take and whether pregnancy is possible.
You may also bring a trusted friend or partner for support. Let us know when arranging the appointment if you would like someone to attend with you.
For another example of our location-focused care, see our sexual health clinic service for Harrow patients.
Seek urgent advice rather than waiting for a routine appointment if a possible HIV exposure occurred recently, you need emergency contraception, you have severe pelvic or testicular pain, you feel seriously unwell or you have been sexually assaulted.
If you have been sexually assaulted, your immediate safety and wellbeing come first. You can contact emergency services or attend a sexual assault referral centre for medical care, emotional support and advice about your options.
Specialist services support people of every gender and sexuality, including young people and patients with physical or learning difficulties.
Patients from Kingston choose Broadgate GP because they want discreet private healthcare in a central location with direct access to an experienced doctor.
You can expect a respectful consultation, testing based on your circumstances, clear explanations before samples are taken and practical guidance about testing windows, results and treatment.
Broadgate GP is a CQC-regulated private practice with GMC-registered doctors. We are located near Liverpool Street and offer same-day appointments where available.
Many patients come to us without symptoms. Others have one specific concern that has been worrying them for several days. In either situation, our role is to listen, assess the risk and help you make an informed decision.
Patients travelling from East London can also find details about our private sexual health appointments for Barking patients.
You do not have to wait for symptoms to worsen or continue searching online for an answer. A private consultation can help you understand your risk, arrange appropriate testing and decide what to do next.
Broadgate GP welcomes patients travelling from Kingston upon Thames and surrounding areas. Our clinic is at 65 London Wall near Liverpool Street.
Call 020 7638 4330, email doctor@broadgategp.co.uk or use our online booking service to arrange an appointment.
If you are unsure what to request, simply tell us that you need confidential sexual health advice. We will help you arrange the most suitable consultation.
Here at Broadgate GP and our walk in sexual health clinic Kingston Upon Thames, we offer a full range of contraception options, advice, and prescriptions for patients in Kingston Upon Thames. Our doctor can help you choose the most suitable method for your needs, whether that is emergency contraception, free condoms, the pill, implants, or long acting reversible contraception, all provided as part of our sexual health services in a confidential clinic setting.
As one of the leading sexual health clinics serving Kingston Upon Thames from our Kingston Upon Thames clinic, we offer a comprehensive range of discreet and confidential sexual health services. With both same-day appointments and a walk in sexual health clinic available, it has never been easier to access advice and treatment for your sexual health.
Supporting Kingston Upon Thames and the surrounding area, we are well positioned to see patients who live or work locally. If you need a trusted sexual health clinic, or would like further information about our services, please do not hesitate to visit or contact Broadgate GP.
Our experienced sexual health team at Broadgate GP is here to offer clear advice and confidential care if you are concerned about recent sexual activity or potential exposure. It is recommended to get tested after unprotected sex, even if you have no immediate symptoms, as many infections are not noticeable at first.
Early testing helps identify infections sooner and reduces the risk to your health and your partner. Most sexually transmitted infections can be treated effectively, and we offer a range of individual tests and testing packages. You can discuss the most suitable option during your appointment. Book online today for fast, discreet care at Broadgate GP.
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.
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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