Sexually Transmitted Disease (STI)

There are many types of STI’s., eg syphilis, HIV, gonorrhoea, herpes and chlamydia. The only way to protect against STI is by use of condoms. Some STI’s give symptoms like per vaginal or urethral discharge or genital ulcers. Many STI’s do not give any symptoms.

If in doubt, always consult a Doctor and get tested.

The higher the number of sexual partners, the higher is the risks of STI’s.

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