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Sexual Health & College Students

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This comprehensive guide presented by the University of West Georgia outlines essential ground rules for discussing sexual health with college students. It emphasizes the importance of abstinence as the only guaranteed method to prevent STDs and pregnancy. The guide differentiates between contraception methods and protections, including male and female condoms and dental dams. Awareness of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, HPV, and syphilis, is crucial. The guide offers valuable insights into prevention, symptoms, and treatment options, fostering informed choices for safer sexual practices among students.

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  1. Sexual Health & College Students Peer Educators University of West Georgia

  2. Ground Rules • We are talking about SEX and SEXUAL ORGANS!! Be forewarned! • Be considerate. • Extreme close-ups • Laugh at speaker’s corny jokes, not people affected.

  3. Disclaimer • The only sure-fire, without a doubt, guaranteed way to be 100% certain that you will not get an STD or pregnancy is abstinence! • This means no sexual activity with another person (at all).

  4. Contraception vs. Protection • Birth control pills, patches, and injections prevent pregnancy but they do not affect STDs. • Protection prevents STDs and Pregnancy. • Protection = Contraception • Contraception ≠ Protection

  5. Barrier Methods • Male Condom • Female Condom • Dental Dam

  6. Condom Considerations • “Prevention of disease and pregnancy” • Latex vs Polyurethane • Lubricated vs Non-Lubricated • Keep at room temperature • Monitor expiration date • Use proper lubricant

  7. Female Condoms • More protection options • Heat sensitive polyurethane • More expensive • Can be difficult to find • Noisy and awkward

  8. Dental Dams • Vaginal membranes are very similar to mucus membranes • Come in different flavors • Difficult to find • Cannot be used for penetrative sex

  9. Sexually Transmitted Diseases • Common Problem • High risk population • Varies from person to person • Bacterial vs Viral • Bacterial diseases can be treated and cured with antibiotics • Viral diseases are not curable

  10. Pubic Lice • Aka Crabs • Not necessarily an STD • Symptoms include itching, blood droplets, and visible nits. • Treatment requires medicated shampoo and disinfecting every possible site of infestation.

  11. Chlamydia & Gonorrhea • Bacterial infection; aka “the drip” “the clap” • Symptoms show up 1-3 weeks after infection. • Symptoms include discharge, pain or burning during urination, and abdominal pain. • Treatment requires taking a culture, a course of antibiotics, and follow-up testing.

  12. Herpes • Viral infection • Simplex I, Simplex II, Herpes Zoster • Symptoms may not appear for months. • Symptoms include fever and headache, itching, and smooth oval shaped blisters. • Can be treated but not cured.

  13. Human Papillomavirus/Genital Warts • Viral infection • Symptoms include painless rough textured bumps that occur in clusters • “Cauliflower” disease • Increased risk of cancer • Treatment choices include cryotherapy, acidic solution, surgical removal, and topical medication.

  14. Syphilis • Bacterial infection • Occurs in 3 stages • Primary: chancre appears 2 weeks after infection • Secondary: skin rash, fever, and headache • Tertiary: deterioration of bones, organs, and central nervous system • Can be cured with antibiotics until Secondary stage but cannot reverse damage.

  15. Buy One, Get One Free • People with one STD have a higher probability of getting another. • Infections need a “way in” to the body. • Sores, blisters, lesions, and irritated tissue allow easy access. • Symptoms can also be ambiguous.

  16. Name that tune!!