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Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can be caused by different types of organisms, including parasites, which often don’t get as much attention as bacterial or viral STDs. These parasitic infections deserve our understanding too, as they can cause significant discomfort and emotional stress if not addressed properly. The good news is that most parasitic STDs respond

When we think about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), we usually think about human infections. But animals can get STDs too, and understanding these diseases is important for wildlife conservation, pet health, and public health. Some animal STDs can even affect humans in certain situations. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the world of animal STDs,

In an age of dating apps and casual hookups, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a major public health issue. Among these infections, gonorrhea has been around for ages and is well known for its prevalence and impact. In 2023 alone, the CDC reported over 600,000 cases of gonorrhea in the US, and WHO reported 82.4+

Sexual health is an essential aspect of overall well-being, and regular testing for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) is a key part of maintaining it. However, many people wonder whether menstruation might complicate the process or affect the accuracy of STD test results. The good news is that your period doesn’t have to delay or interfere

Yes, you can have sex with HPV, but there are important precautions to consider. Understanding how to manage HPV and practicing safer sex can reduce the risk of transmitting the virus. In this article, we’ll explore safe sexual practices, communication with partners, and tips for managing HPV symptoms. Remember, the question “Can you have sex

If you or someone you know is worried about getting herpes from a partner, you’re not alone. Herpes is a common sexually transmitted infection (STI) that affects millions of people worldwide. Given its prevalence, it’s important to consider testing for multiple sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) to ensure comprehensive sexual health care. In this post, we’ll