Expert, evidence-based articles on STIs, testing, prevention, and sexual wellbeing. Written by UK sexual health experts.
It is entirely natural to wonder whether something might be wrong even when everything appears normal. One of the most common concerns people bring to sexual health services is whether it is possible to have an STI when discharge looks and feels completely normal.
Experiencing itching in the groin but no rash can be an unsettling symptom. It is natural to feel concerned, particularly if the sensation is persistent or occurs following sexual contact.
Concerns about the STI risk from fingering or hand-to-genital contact are more common than many people realise. It is entirely natural to feel anxious after sexual contact, particularly if you notice new symptoms.
Noticing unusual symptoms in the rectal area can understandably cause concern, particularly when there is no accompanying pain. Many people associate STIs with discomfort or obvious soreness.
Many people assume that sexually transmitted infections can only be passed on through penetrative vaginal or anal intercourse. This is a common misconception that can lead to a false sense of security.
Understanding how STI transmission works is one of the most important steps in making informed decisions about sexual health. Some STIs spread through fluids whilst others pass through skin-to-skin contact.
Sexual health is an important part of overall wellbeing. For men who have sex with men, understanding safer sex practices can help reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections.
STI myths are surprisingly widespread. Misinformation about sexually transmitted infections can lead to unnecessary anxiety, delayed testing, or a false sense of security.
Sexual activity during menstruation is a normal part of many people's intimate lives, yet it often raises questions about potential health risks, including sexually transmitted infections.
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