If you’re worried you’ve caught a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI), you won’t be alone. STIs, which are also known as STDs (sexually transmitted diseases), are very common. Some STIs have symptoms: you might notice a change in your vaginal discharge, a rash, or an itch. A boil or warts in your vaginal area could also …
Every woman has vaginal discharge. Healthy discharge is not only completely normal, but also necessary. And, if you’re wondering why you have so much vaginal discharge, you may be surprised to know that most women produce about a half to one teaspoon of vaginal discharge every day. Healthy clear or white vaginal discharge carries away …
What are genital warts? Genital warts are small bump-like growths that usually grow in or around the genital area. They mostly look like pieces of cauliflower and cause discomfort, burns and itching. Genital warts can be found in the vulva, the walls of the vagina, the area between the external genitals and the anus, the …
The CDC recommends at least one HIV test for everyone ages 13 to 64 years. Yearly testing is recommended if you are at higher risk of infection. The CDC recommends that sexually active individual should consider testing every three to six months.
