More women are going for STD testing than men. While this is good news for the women, there is need for joint effort between men and women to fight STDs otherwise both genders will remain at high risk of infection.
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A recent study shows that people are more likely to get STD testing if given the option to send their blood/urine samples via mail instead of walking into an STD clinic.
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Half of all the new STD infection cases reported every year in the US are among young people aged between 15-24 years of age. This number is going up every year leading to the need for increased sex education among young people.
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Going for STD testing alone may seem like such a difficult thing to do. Knowing your STD status is however, very important. If you’re scared of getting tested alone, ask your sexual partner to go with you. It will be easier.
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HPV is one of the most common but highly ignored sexually transmitted infections. Learn more about HPV and make sure to go for STD testing to enable you to get your health in check.
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Most sexually transmitted infections are not easy to recognize but there are some symptoms that should tell you it’s time to go for STD testing ASAP. Here are 7 STI symptoms to look out for.
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The sooner you get tested the sooner you will know your HIV status and the sooner you will start treatment should you test positive. Early treatment increases the quality and length of life tremendously. These are the most common HIV symptoms in men.
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The best way to protect yourself from getting infected with HIV is to arm yourself with all the information available about the virus. Our blog posts gives you all the knowledge you need.
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STD rates are rising in an alarming rate in most regions in the world especially in the US. Though most STDs are curable many people skip STD testing and therefore, don’t receive treatment. If left untreated, major STDs can have serious effects on the patient.
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Regular testing is key in preventing an increase in the number of new HIV cases across the world. With regular testing comes access to HIV prevention drugs such as PrEP for those who test negative and ARVs for those who test positive.
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