Why an STI test?
An STI test tells you whether or not you have an STI. Most STIs are easy to treat.
When should you get tested?
- You had sex without a condom
- A condom tore or came off during sex
- Someone you had sex with has an STI
- You’ve got symptoms like warts, blisters, pain when peeing, or discharge (fluid) from your vagina is more than usual or looks different. You can talk to your doctor about whether you need to have an STI test
- You have sex with someone regularly and you want to stop using condoms
- You’re pregnant and don’t want to pass an STI on to your child
- You were forced to have sex
Not sure whether you need to have an STI test? Do the STI check. Just answer a few questions and we’ll give you advice.
Men with other men
If you’re a man or boy who has sex with other men, get tested for STIs and HIV every 6 months. Because you’re more likely to get an STI. Read on mantotman.nl about how to get an STI test.
Why get tested?
- If you have an STI, you can pass it on to someone else
- Most STIs are easy to treat. That usually gets rid of the infection
- If your STI doesn’t get treated, you could have some unpleasant symptoms
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Should you get tested?
Have you had unsafe sex? Or do you have any symptoms? Are you in a new relationship and do you want to stop using condoms? Do the online STI test and get some advice.
How is STI testing done?
What happens when you get tested for STIs? How are you tested? Do you have to wait long for results? Does it cost a lot to get tested? Read it here!
Results and treatment
You’ve had an STI test done. What happens next? When will you get your results? What kind of treatment do you have to have? Read it here on Sense!
Telling people you have an STI
Do you have an STI? Warn your partner(s)! Even if you don't have any symptoms. Your partner can have an STI without knowing it and pass it on to others.
Testing at home
Thinking about ordering an STI or HIV test on the internet? It seems like a good idea, but maybe it isn’t. Read here why a home test is not always reliable.
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