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What is the difference between HPV and genital warts — are they the same thing?
If you've heard the terms "HPV" and "genital warts" used interchangeably, you're not alone — but they aren't exactly the same thing. Understanding the relationship between the two can help you make...
When should you get tested for STDs during pregnancy?
Pregnancy is a time of joy, anticipation, and — understandably — a lot of questions about your health and your baby's health. One important topic that doesn't always come up in conversation is STD...
Which STIs should you get tested for regularly, and how often?
Getting tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) is one of the most responsible things you can do for your health and the health of your partners. But many people aren't sure which tests...
Can an STI affect your fertility or future pregnancies after treatment?
Getting treated for a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is a crucial step — but many people are left wondering: does treatment fully erase the risk, or can an STI leave lasting effects on...
How do you talk to a doctor about getting tested for STDs for the first time?
Bringing up sexual health with a doctor can feel awkward or even embarrassing — but it doesn't have to be. Doctors discuss STDs (sexually transmitted diseases, also called STIs or sexually...
How often should you get tested for STIs if you have multiple partners?
If you have more than one sexual partner, staying on top of your sexual health isn't just a good idea — it's an essential part of caring for yourself and the people you're intimate with. But knowing...
Can you have an STI with no symptoms? The truth about asymptomatic infections
Many people assume that if something were wrong, they would know it. When it comes to sexually transmitted infections (STIs), this assumption can be surprisingly — and dangerously — misleading. The...