Knowing facts about STDs is important.
There are a lot of sexually transmitted diseases in the world, each with their own set of causes, effects, and symptoms. And if you’re sexually active, the likelihood you could contract an STD is exponentially higher.
Knowing signs that you have an STD, which STDs have no symptoms, and different types of STDs and their symptoms can help you be proactive about your health and know what to look for if you get an STD.
Read more facts about STDs below from White Rose Women’s Center.
Chapter 1:
Signs That You Have An STD
Chapter 2:
Which STDs Have No Symptoms?
Chapter 3:
Types of STDs and Symptoms
Chapter 1:
Signs That You Have An STD
What’s worse than getting a sexually transmitted disease is letting one go untreated.
Simple STDs, when left untreated, can transform from a simple antibiotic fix into a serious health risk. There are a large variety of STDs with varying symptoms and health effects. It’s important to catch and identify sexually transmitted diseases as early as possible for the best results.
Knowing the signs that you have an STD is an important first step in caring for yourself and seeking treatment.
Chapter 2:
Which STDs Have No Symptoms?
Not all STDs are created equal.
Some STDs show early symptoms, some show obvious symptoms, and some show few or no symptoms at all. So which STDs have no symptoms?
Common STDs like HPV or chlamydia often won’t show any symptoms. Some of these infection manifest symptoms (or lack thereof) in men versus in women. Other STDs can just take a while (weeks or more) before they begin to manifest noticeable physical symptoms.
Click to read more about common STDs that have few or no symptoms.
Chapter 3
Types of STDs and Symptoms
Being educated on the types of STDs and their symptoms is a necessary part of 21st-century life.
STDs are fairly common, especially if you’re sexually active. Not only do a large number of people contract STDs annually, people can contract a large number of STDs with a large variety of symptoms.
It’s a lot of information to digest.
Learn more about what exactly sexually transmitted diseases are, the different types, and different symptoms that can come with the most common STDs.
