Understand the concern
Sexual contact requires consent. Pressure, threats or forced contact are not your fault. Support may include medical care, emotional support and practical safety planning. You can seek healthcare even if you are unsure about reporting to police; local procedures differ.
What assessment may involve
After a recent assault, prompt specialist care can address injuries and time-sensitive pregnancy and infection prevention. Ask what each examination involves and about confidentiality and safeguarding duties. You can request a support person or an interpreter.
Care options to discuss
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These are discussion points, not a prescription. Suitability and availability vary.
A question you may have
Does this guide decide my treatment?
No. It helps you prepare for a qualified service and understand what to ask.
Prepare for your appointment
What to record
Bring your main question and any previous results you want to discuss. Share sensitive details only where you feel safe.
Questions worth asking
What are your confidentiality rules and my choices during examination?