Tag: sexually transmitted infections

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February 2, 2024/Sex & Relationships

What You Should Know About Safe Sex Practices

‘Safer sex’ means STI prevention, avoiding unintended pregnancies and psychologically safe practices for everyone

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October 15, 2023/Pregnancy & Childbirth

Understanding the Risks of STIs While Pregnant

If left untreated, you risk complications, early labor and passing the infection to your baby

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August 28, 2023/Infectious Disease

Why Adults (Up to Age 45) Should Consider Getting the HPV Vaccine

Protecting yourself and others from a virus that causes cancer is the central focus

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What Your Penis Says About Your Health

Changes in penis performance or appearance may signal heart issues, diabetes and more

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May 14, 2023/Sex & Relationships

What You Should Do if a Condom Breaks

Turn to emergency birth control and STI tests

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January 24, 2023/Infectious Disease

What To Do During a Genital Herpes Outbreak

Warm baths, OTC painkillers and cotton underwear can help lessen pain and discomfort

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November 28, 2022/Infectious Disease

Are STIs and STDs the Same Thing?

The difference is in the stigma

Variety of condom types.
November 24, 2022/Sex & Relationships

Common Questions About Condoms

Yes, there is a condom that will fit

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January 31, 2022/Urinary & Kidney Health

Is Peeing After Sex Important?

Find out whether you should head to the bathroom after the bedroom

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December 13, 2021/Sex & Relationships

Does HPV Go Away on Its Own?

For most people, HPV clears up on its own within two years, but for others, the virus can linger, causing further complications

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