Confidential and discreet
Speak in private and share only what you feel comfortable sharing, with your information handled sensitively.
NHS
NHS Emergency Contraception in Dudley
A private, supportive conversation to help you understand your options and next steps.
Sexual health15 minsFree
Help when timing matters
Get timely guidance on what options may be suitable for you and what to do next.
Clear next steps
Leave knowing what to take, when to take it, and what to consider over the next few weeks.
How it works
What happens at your appointment
You’ll be asked a few sensitive but important questions so the right option can be discussed with you. You’ll be guided through how each option works, what to expect, and what to do next. You’ll leave with a clear plan and advice on follow-up and ongoing contraception.
Choose a time- 1
Supportive, non-judgemental chat
A calm conversation focused on helping you make an informed choice and feel in control.
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Simple questions for safe choices
You may be asked about dates, bleeding, medicines, and health conditions to help decide what’s suitable.
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Confidential and discreet
Speak in private and share only what you feel comfortable sharing, with your information handled sensitively.
Who it's for
A good fit if this sounds like you
Contraception failure or missed pills
If condoms broke, pills were missed, or contraception didn’t go to plan, you can discuss next steps.
Unprotected sex recently
If you’ve had unprotected sex and are concerned about pregnancy, prompt advice can help.
People wanting privacy
If you’d rather talk discreetly and get clear guidance without judgement, this service is suitable.
Included
What you leave with
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Option review
A clear explanation of the available options based on your situation and timing.
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How and when to take it
Practical instructions on when to take the treatment and what to do if you’re sick afterwards.
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Privacy and respect
A discreet setting and a sensitive approach, so you can talk openly and feel comfortable.
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Aftercare and follow-up
Advice on what to expect next, when to take a pregnancy test, and when to seek further help.
Questions
Common questions
You’ll be asked a few questions about timing, what happened, your cycle, and any medicines or health conditions so the most suitable option can be discussed.
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Book nhs emergency contraception
Pick a time online, or call the pharmacy if you'd rather talk it through first.