Sexual health
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Independent professional body guidelinePCWHF prolapse guideline
When is a pessary indicated? How do you fit a pessary? This summary also covers the management of complications, and when to refer to gynaecology.
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News
FSRH publishes updated medicines management standards for SRH services
The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) has published a new version of its Service standards for medicines management in sexual and reproductive health services.
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Independent professional body guideline
Sexual and reproductive health with IBD guideline
Inflammatory bowel disease usually presents during the reproductive years. This concise summary covers fertility, pregnancy, and contraceptive use.
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Independent professional body guideline
BHIVA standards of care for people living with HIV
This 2018 summary of the BHIVA standards of care includes new sections on testing, person-centred care, and HIV over the course of life.
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Independent professional body guideline
BSSM ED practical guide
This summary of British Society for Sexual Medicine guidance provides practical advice on the management of erectile dysfunction in men.
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Independent professional body guideline
BSSM guideline on adult testosterone deficiency
A concise summary of BSSM advice on the symptoms, diagnosis, and management of testosterone deficiency and the benefits and risks of treatment.
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Independent professional body guideline
FSRH emergency contraception (EC) guideline
This summary of FSRH EC guidance compares the effectiveness of EC methods and decision-making based on patients’ needs, including helpful algorithms.
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Test and reflect
Appropriate choice of long-acting reversible contraception in primary care
This management algorithm was developed by a multidisciplinary expert panel: Connolly et al with the support of a grant from a pharmaceutical company
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NICE guideline
NICE fertility problems guideline
This easy-to-read NICE guideline summary includes the assessment, initial advice, investigations, and management options for people with fertility problems.
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News
FSRH updates guidance on contraception for women aged over 40 years
The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) has updated its clinical guideline on contraception for women aged over 40 years. The 2017 update provides a comprehensive overview of each contraceptive method and its eligibility, benefits, and risks for women of this age group. In
