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Comprehensive Guide to STIs: Prevention, Symptoms, Treatment, and Vaccination

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This guide covers essential information about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), focusing on effective prevention methods like consistent contraception usage and HIV protection. It details symptoms to watch for, such as unusual discharge and pelvic pain, and outlines the importance of regular STI check-ups for sexually active individuals. Key STIs like HPV, Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis are discussed, along with their potential consequences, available treatments, and the importance of vaccination for preventable infections.

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  1. Final Jeopardy!

  2. The only 100% effective protection against STI’s.

  3. What HIV stands for.

  4. Other than abstinence, this method of contraception can be used to effectively prevent HIV and other STIs when used consistently and correctly.

  5. Two of the four fluids that transmit the HIV virus.

  6. What HPV stands for

  7. An STI that can cause intense pelvic pain, irregular bleeding, painful intercourse, scarring of the fallopian tubes and infertility.

  8. What you should do if you or your partner has any of the following: unusual discharge, pelvic pain, itching, abnormal bleeding, sores, bumps or blisters in the mouth, genital or anal region

  9. An STI that usually has no symptoms but can cause abnormal discharge, burning during urination, irregular bleeding, fever or nausea.

  10. How often a sexually active person should get checked for STI’s.

  11. An STI with small, painless reddish-brown lesions that attacks the body in 3 stages and can cause permanent body damage if left untreated.

  12. Little creatures similar to head lice.

  13. If left untreated, this STI is the leading cause of infertility and ectopic pregnancies.

  14. The most frequently reported sexually transmitted infection in the United States.

  15. Commonly known as “The Clap,” this STI can cause abnormal discharge, burning during urination and pain during intercourse.

  16. One of the oldest STI’s and once considered a curse from an angry god, this STI still affects over 30,000 people a year in the United States.

  17. A viral STI that can cause small, cauliflower-like, itchy bumps that can appear on the genital or anal regions.

  18. A viral STI that can cause flu-like symptoms, pus-filled small, painful blisters on the mouth or genitals that burn or itch before they appear.

  19. People who have syphilis, genital herpes, Chlamydia, gonorrhea, or bacterial vaginosis are at greater risk for getting this viral STI during sex with an infected partner.

  20. This STI is known to cause cervical cancer and may play a role in cancer of the vagina, anus, or penis.

  21. A viral STI that can cause flu-like symptoms, tiredness, yellowish skin and may cause permanent liver damage.

  22. Places that offer HIV testing in Helena.

  23. Two STI’s that can be treated with medicine.

  24. Treatment of STI can include burning, freezing or laser treatment of each individual lesion.

  25. The only two STI’s that are preventable by vaccine.

  26. Treatment of this viral STI is aimed at minimizing damage to the liver.

  27. Four STI’s that cannot be cured.