Men often find it difficult to talk about STDs and sexual health. But it’s important to have an open, honest conversation with your healthcare provider about any symptoms you are experiencing. Recognizing common symptoms of STD infections and understanding how to prevent the transmission of STDs is critical to your health and that of your […] More
According to STDcheck.com, the majority of STDs do not come with any symptoms. If there are symptoms, they are often obscure or mirror common flu-like symptoms that could indicate any number of conditions. Testing is usually required to determine if the cause is due to a sexually transmitted disease. STD symptoms in women are likely […] More
If you are sexually active, regular testing for sexually transmitted diseases (STD’s) is essential. Not only does it remove the stressful barriers and fears of a partner concerned about your history, but it also helps to eliminate the worries of STD’s when a vaginal infection or sickness occurs for unrelated reasons. Sexual relationships in the […] More
You can never be too safe when it comes to testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). There are so may STIs out there and when it comes to your health and body, make sure you are getting the best screening options available. When you go to your doctor they will do a “panel” test that […] More
The terms “herpes,” “genital herpes,” and “cold sores” are often discussed in relation to one another and can be confusing. Herpes can infect both the mouth or the genitals. It is can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact with an infected body part or during vaginal, oral, or anal sex. According to the National Institutes of […] More
Most men cringe when they hear discussions about scrotum pain. Embarrassed to show vulnerability, they would rather ignore the pain and soldier on as the question ‘why do my balls hurt?’ lingers at the back of their mind. According to the CDC, almost all men will experience some form of testicular pain at some point […] More
What does herpes look like? If you are asking this question, you may have noticed something new on your private parts and wonder what it is. While searching Google for photos is understandable, take a few minutes to learn some basics about what herpes looks like. There is no substitute for a sure thing, consider […] More
Herpes is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases, yet according to the CDC, it is having a slow but steady drop over time. Sadly, there is no way to get rid of a herpes outbreak completely. There are many ways for a person to manage a herpes outbreak to make the symptoms become […] More
If you’re not familiar with the sexually transmitted disease trichomoniasis, it is one that can affect men and women alike. Trichomoniasis in men is not too different that trichomoniasis in women as both will experience nearly identical symptoms, which is often sores or itching of the vagina or penis as well as increased urinary frequency […] More
According to Planned Parenthood, trichomoniasis is a sexually transmitted parasite that infects the genitals. It is important to note that the infection is passed by vulva contact as well as through intercourse, or shared use of sex toys. Signs of trichomoniasis can go unnoticed for years and often times there are no symptoms at all. […] More
Birth control is a means for sexually active people to prevent unplanned pregnancy. There are many different types of birth control, and some methods are more effective than others. No method of birth control is 100% effective at preventing pregnancy or STD’s every time it’s used. Before choosing a birth control, women and men should […] More
Syphilis is a type of bacterial infection that according to the CDC^ is on the rise in America. Reported cases have increased every year since 2001. This infection is typically spread via sexual contact but can spread through any type of skin or mucous membrane contact so long as the initial syphilis sores are present. Syphilis […] More
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