Birth control and sexual health
You can discuss sexual health matters at any appointment at FSHS.
Birth control
Birth controlled is planned individually together with you and your wishes and health condition is taken into consideration. Birth control advice is provided by public health nurses, supported by general practitioners.
Check also what kinds of birth control services your hometown provides. Some towns offer birth control options free of charge for those under 25 years of age.
Beginning birth control at FSHS
If you want to start using hormonal contraception, contact FSHS professionals via the General Health chat in YTHS Digi. At the start of the chat, select Contraception as the topic.
Switching to another contraceptive
If you want to change your current contraceptive product or method, contact FSHS professionals via the General Health chat in YTHSDigi. At the start of the chat, select Contraception as the topic.
Renewing contraceptive prescriptions
If you want to renew your contraceptive prescription, contact FSHS professionals via the General Health chat in YTHSDigi. At the start of the chat, select Contraception as the topic.
Testing for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
FSHS offers testing for sexually transmitted infections and counselling. You can access testing via the General Health chat in YTHSDigi. At the start of the chat, select Sexually transmitted infections as the topic. If necessary, you will be referred for testing and treatment based on the results. You can also contact us and receive counseling via the service number for assessment of the need for treatment. If needed, you will be referred to an appointment.
Other sexual health matters and guidance
Public health nurses and general practitioners will advise and help you in matters or problems relating to sexuality and sexual health. They can also refer you to other healthcare services if necessary. If necessary, remote consultations with a sex counsellor are also available.
