Sexually Transmitted Infections
Love. Regret. Treatment.
You don’t need to blush or apologize. STIs happen. And if they’ve happened to you, we’re here to help.
The only time STIs are funny is when you’re learning about them in middle school…
Catch one in real life, and it’s no laughing matter.
Asking for help when you think you have an STI can feel pretty darn scary.
But it doesn’t have to be.
Our clinics and medical professionals are always here.
No judgment. No sideways glances. Just honest-to-goodness help, right when you need it most.
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STIs don’t always announce themselves.
You can have a sexually transmitted infection without any symptoms. This makes it easy to spread the infection to others. (And that makes it easy to really tick off an ex.)
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An STI isn’t just annoying.
Long-term side effects of a sexually transmitted infection can include infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, and certain types of cancers – like ovarian, mouth and throat, and penile. Yikes.
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Not every STI has a cure.
Certain types of STIs just need meds to clear up (like chlamydia and gonorrhea). But others are life-long frenemies (like HIV and herpes) – meaning you can treat the symptoms but can never cure the disease.
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Regular testing and medical treatment make a big difference.
Regular testing can help catch and treat a sexually transmitted infection, long before you even know it’s there. If you have unprotected sex, a medical professional can prescribe an antibiotic to reduce your chances of getting an STI (if taken within 72 hours after sex).
Local help – for every step of your journey.
Struggling with a sexually transmitted infection? Get answers. Get care. Get back to life.
