Whatever name you call them,
sex germs are dangerous
Protect yourself.
Learn about STIs
Minimize your risk
Learn about STIs
Minimize your risk
Spread the words
Have you heard about dickgitis? What about vagfluenza, scrotoma or buttholiosis? If you haven’t, it’s ok. There aren’t a whole slew of new STIs for you to be worried about. Just new strains of the ones we’ve all come to know and fear.
Names like HPV, Gonorrhea, Syphilis and Chlamydia have been said and heard countless times. Sometimes the words lose their seriousness because we’re so used to hearing them, but the STIs they represent still pack a wallop.
Generate your own sexgerms above to get conversations rolling with people you know!
There’s more than one way to talk about STIs, the important thing is that they get talked about. When everyone’s aware, we can all do our part to protect each other and lower the rates of STIs in Alberta.
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If you notice just one symptom, get tested. IF LEFT UNTREATED, STIs can have lasting effects on your health and fertility. Even without a symptom, always see your doctor or sexual health service if you think you could have been exposed to an STI.
the results are in:
Take this month's survey:
Have you always told the truth when asked about your sexual history by a new partner?
- Are you sexually active? Yes No
- Do you have multiple sexual partners? Yes No
- Have you and your partner(s) been tested within the past 6 months? Yes No
- Have you had unprotected sex since your last test? Yes No
- Have you given or received oral sex without protection since your last test? Yes No
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You are at risk level 0 !
Even if your risk is low, it is still very possible to contract an STI— always take precautions to protect yourself.
