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STIs are sexually transmitted infections. STDs are sexually transmitted diseases.

If you're worried because you think you've got an STI, go for a check-up at a sexual health clinic as soon as you can do not have sex, including oral sex, without using a condom until you've had a check-up.

Some infections can pass to another person through unprotected vaginal, anal or oral sex, by genital contact and through sharing sex toys.

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An unusual discharge from your vagina or bum

Pain when peeing

Lumps or skin growths around your vagina or bum

A rash

Unusual vaginal bleeding

Itchy vagina or bum

Blisters and sores around your vagina or bum

Warts around your vagina or bum

Warts in your mouth or throat, but this is very rare

 

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At a sexual health clinic, a doctor or nurse:

will ask you some questions about your sex life

may ask to look at your vagina or bum

will tell you what tests they think you need

Clinic Finder

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