STIs
Sexually transmitted infections - commonly known as STIs - are not the best thing about sex. They are infections that can be caught, or passed on, when you have sex, or when you have close sexual contact with another person.
But even if you're not having sex right now, you still need to know about them so that you will know how to protect yourself against them if and when you do decide to have sex. STIs are a lot more common than you might think.
You can find out more here about the different STIs, their signs and symptoms, how to get tested and what to do if you think you may have one. If you have any questions or worries, you can always call Ask Brook on 0808 802 1234. Your call will be confidential. That means we won't tell anyone about it.
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All about STIs
Find out more about sexually transmitted infections - their symptoms, their causes and how you make sure you don't get one.More...
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Types of STIs
This is where you can find detailed information on individual infections like chlamydia, herpes, genital warts and gonorrhoea, and find out how to treat them.More...
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Help! I think I have an STI
If you're worried that you might have an STI, click here to find out what you should do next.More...
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