Pain/soreness:
Some STIs can cause pain when you are peeing or having sex. Some might cause soreness or aching in parts of the body.
Some of these signs and symptoms can be caused by illnesses/conditions that are not sexually transmitted and so you should consult your GP or visit CHYPS Plus to get the symptoms checked out.
Some of the STIs may not necessarily show any symptoms. Even if nothing feels, looks, or smells different than usual, you still need regular sexual health check ups. HIV/AIDS can present with any of these symptoms and it can affect any bit of your body, like finding swellings in your neck and groin, having jaundice, having a temperature or having no symptoms at all. just because you have a symptom, it does not mean you have HIV but it is always safer to get it checked out so come in and see us.
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Some STIs can cause pain when you are peeing or having sex. Some might cause soreness or aching in parts of the body.
Some STIs can cause itching on parts of the body or, in some cases, all over the body.
Some STIs can cause pain when you are peeing or having sex. Some might cause soreness or aching in parts of the body.
Some STIs (like many other types of infections) can cause you to have bouts of diarrhoea
Some STIs (like many other types of infections) can cause you to vomit or feel nauseous (to feel like you are going to be sick)
Some STIs can cause pain when you are peeing or having sex. Some might cause soreness or aching in parts of the body.
Some STIs can cause itching on parts of the body or, in some cases, all over the body.
Some STIs may cause a rash on parts of your body or, in some cases, all over the body. They may not necessarily be itchy.
Some STIs can cause itching on parts of the body or, in some cases, all over the body.
Some STIs can cause blisters or sores to appear on the body. They are not necessarily painful.
Some STIs can cause a burning sensation when you are peeing or having sex
Some STIs can cause an unusual discharge from the genitals or anus or a furry coating on parts of the body
Some STIs can cause blisters or sores to appear on the body. They are not necessarily painful.
Some STIs can cause an unusual discharge from the genitals or anus or a furry coating on parts of the body
Some STIs can cause pain when you are peeing or having sex. Some might cause soreness or aching in parts of the body.
Some STIs can cause itching on parts of the body or, in some cases, all over the body.
Some STIs can cause small fleshy warts to grow on the genitals and/or anus.
Some STIs can cause blisters or sores to appear on the body. They are not necessarily painful.
Some STIs can cause the glands in different parts of the body to swell. In some cases, men's testicles may swell.
Some STIs can cause pain when you are peeing or having sex. Some might cause soreness or aching in parts of the body.
Some STIs can cause itching on parts of the body or, in some cases, all over the body.
Some STIs can cause itching on parts of the body or, in some cases, all over the body.
Some STIs may cause a rash on parts of your body or, in some cases, all over the body. They may not necessarily be itchy.
Some STIs can cause itching on parts of the body or, in some cases, all over the body