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GP or family planning clinic?
Where would be the best place to get some free condoms and maybe some advice about going on the pill? I am closest to the family planning clinic, I might have to wait a few weeks to see a GP.
Reply 1
I think you've solved this for yourself.
Reply 2
Reply 3
But I'm thinking the GP might be a better person to see about going on the pill, since they have my health records and know my history.
Reply 4
do both then...go to the family planning clinic to get the advice first, then talk it through with your gp...
Reply 5
thats a good idea, thanks
Reply 6
Anonymous
But I'm thinking the GP might be a better person to see about going on the pill, since they have my health records and know my history.
You know your history don't you?
the only thing they'll really need is whether you're on any other meds, whether you have any other conditions, and whether you get migraines (with a visual aura).
Other than that its all pretty much counselling based, bar a question here and there.
Reply 7
GPs don't have access to free condoms - only the clinic does
Reply 8
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*knowitall*
GPs don't have access to free condoms - only the clinic does
Thats not true. Dependant on surgery but i've never been to one that didn't have free condoms. They may not be advertised but they nearly always do.
Reply 9
You mean you go into the GPs consulting room and ask for free condoms? With no other reason for seeing the GP?!
Where I live none of my firneds have ever got free condoms from their GP - perhaps it depends on where you live
Where I live none of my firneds have ever got free condoms from their GP - perhaps it depends on where you live
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