They may be able to tell if you have symptoms of the infection but not if you don’t. However, you should tell your partner(s) if you have gonorrhoea as they will need testing and may need treatment. They may also be the source of the infection but be unaware.
Recurrent gonorrhoea or untreated gonorrhoea could affect your fertility. Prompt diagnosis and treatment of the infection is likely to minimise this risk.
Roadworks that may affect your visit to Sexual Health Dorset @Bournemouth 20-31 October 2025
Please be advised road works are due to take place at Palmerston Road, from its junction with Gladstone Road West to its junction with Centenary Way (A35) from 20-31 October 2025.
Diversions will be in place so you will still be able to access the Sexual Health Dorset @Bournemouth building.
Further information can be found here: Notice near BH1 4HU, BH1 4HW and 1 more | Public Notice Portal.
