Women’s Health Services

Care Built Around Women’s Needs

Get clear answers, safe solutions and practical support for your reproductive health. Whether you are managing period pain, exploring contraception or planning ahead, informed choices play an important role!

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Understanding Women’s Health

Women’s reproductive, mental and physical health plays an important role in energy levels, productivity and overall well-being. Routine screenings are key to staying ahead of potential health issues. Cervical smear tests, breast screenings, and blood pressure checks can identify early signs of illness and ensure timely intervention.

Get screened based on your age:

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Managing Period Pain and Menstrual Health

Recognising Period Pain Symptoms

Mild cramps are common, but persistent pain that interferes with daily activities may signal an underlying issue such as endometriosis, fibroids or pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Other red flags include:

If your pain is ongoing or affecting your quality of life, speak with our healthcare professional or learn more about Period Pain Relief options.

Contraception Options

Contraception plays a vital role in planning and protecting your reproductive health. Understanding the different methods available can help you make the right decision based on your health conditions.

Routine Contraception

Routine contraception is the ongoing method used before sex to prevent pregnancy.

Common types of Routine Contraception include:

Each method has different levels of effectiveness, potential side effects, and usage requirements. Learn more about Routine Contraception Options.

Emergency Contraception

Emergency Contraception protects against pregnancy after unprotected sex or contraceptive failure.

Types and timings of emergency contraceptive pills:

Levonorgestrel Pill (e.g., Levonelle)

Effective up to 72 hours (3 days) after unprotected sex.

Ulipristal Acetate Pill (e.g., ellaOne)

Effective up to 120 hours (5 days), may be slightly more effective closer to ovulation.

Accessing Emergency Contraception in the UK:

Need it fast? Learn how to access the emergency contraceptive near you → Emergency Contraceptive

Women’s Hygiene and Self-Care Essentials

Everyday Hygiene Products

From fragrance-free intimate washes to organic menstrual cups, your hygiene routine should support your natural balance. Shop Women’s Hygiene Essentials suited to sensitive skin with pH-balanced formulas.

At-home Self-test Kits

STI tests, hormone checks, and fertility test kits are easy and quick to use. Explore Self-Test Kits with easy-to-use instructions, discreet packaging, and accurate lab results, making them a great choice.

Finding the Best Women’s Health Clinics UK

At Star Pharmacy, we offer personalised care at every step. Whether you are looking for expert advice on contraception, relief for menstrual discomfort, or convenient health screenings, our trusted team is here to help.

Treatment Options

Trusted Care, Smartly Delivered 

Quick Consultation

Schedule an appointment with us to ensure we recommend the treatment that is safe and appropriate for you.

Clinician Review 

After an assessment, our clinician will provide a personalised plan with expert advice tailored to your specific needs. 

Fast & Discreet Service

We ensure your treatment remains confidential, professional and handled with care every step throughout your journey. 

FAQs

What are the key components of comprehensive women’s health care?

They include screenings, contraception, menstrual and sexual health support, hygiene, nutrition, and access to specialist care when needed.

Most people should have cervical screening every 3 years and general health checks annually or as advised by a GP.

Balanced nutrition, regular exercise, stress management, hydration, and quality sleep all support hormonal and physical well-being.

If pain disrupts daily life and is not improving with OTC medications, seek medical advice to rule out serious health conditions.

Contraceptive pills, injections, patches, implants, IUDs, and barrier methods are all available, often free depending on eligibility criteria.

You can get it at NHS walk-in centres, pharmacies, sexual health clinics, or through online consultations.

Fragrance-free, pH-balanced washes, cotton pads, and hypoallergenic menstrual cups are good choices for sensitive skin.

Check for services that match your needs, include clear pricing, and have strong patient reviews.