Women's Health

In the UHS Women’s Health Clinic, our certified nurse practitioners and registered nurses provide care by appointment. Women’s Health welcomes all students who identify as women and all students who were assigned female at birth.

You can make an appointment at UHS online or by calling 512-471-4955.

UHS Women's Health Clinic offers:

Routine Annual Wellness Exams
Contraception advice, prescriptions and administration (pill, shot, ring, IUDs, implant, diaphragm)
Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment, including HIV testing
Care for menstrual concerns (cramps, irregular bleeding, PMS, other related problems)
Abnormal pap evaluation, including colposcopy
Pregnancy testing and referrals
Breast health assessment
Evaluation and treatment for other common gynecological health issues such as:

Vaginal infections
Urinary tract infections
Emergency contraception advice by phone. Emergency contraception is available over the counter at drugstores in Texas and sold at the Forty Acres Pharmacy. There are no age or gender restrictions for emergency contraception.

Visit Healthy Sexuality for more information about sexual health, annual exams, birth control methods, or any of the health issues listed above. Women's Health healthcare providers will refer patients to appropriate community resources for services not available at UHS.

Patient Guide to Sensitive Health Exams (PDF)

Due to high demand, please schedule routine annual exams at least two weeks in advance.

Helpful Links

Forty Acres Pharmacy
Pregnancy Testing
Healthy Sexuality
Annual Woman's Health Exam
Getting the HPV Vaccine
Contraception for college students video series
How to Get Emergency Contraception at UHS
Sexual Assault Forensic Exams at University Health Services
How to correctly use the pill
How to correctly use emergency contraception

Forty Acres Pharmacy

The Forty Acres Pharmacy (operated by the UT Austin College of Pharmacy) carries condoms, home pregnancy tests, non-prescription contraceptive methods (including emergency contraception), and over-the-counter medications for yeast infections, menstrual cramps, and more. Ask one of their pharmacist for help.