Expert, evidence-based articles on STIs, testing, prevention, and sexual wellbeing. Written by UK sexual health experts.
Urethritis in men can be caused by STIs or non-specific inflammation. Learn the difference between infectious and non-infectious causes, what symptoms to look for, and when confidential testing may help.
Many people wonder whether fingering or hand contact can transmit sexually transmitted infections. The overall risk is generally considered low, but certain factors may increase the possibility. Learn what the evidence says.
Genital itching without discharge is a common concern. While an STI is possible, many other causes are more likely. Learn what could be behind your symptoms and when testing may help.
Worried about symptoms appearing just days after unprotected sex? Learn which STIs can cause early symptoms, what else might explain them, and when testing timing matters most.
A negative STI test result can be reassuring — but what if symptoms continue? Learn about window periods, false negatives, non-STI causes, and when repeat testing or further assessment may be appropriate.
White discharge after sex is common and often completely normal. Learn what causes it, when it may signal an infection, and when confidential STI testing may provide clarity.
Burning when you pee can be caused by a UTI or an STI — and the symptoms often overlap. This guide explains the key differences, when to consider testing, and what steps to take next.
Hepatitis B and C are viral infections that affect the liver. Sexual transmission is possible — but risk differs between the two. Learn about testing, vaccination, and what to do next.
HPV in men is extremely common, yet many men are unaware they can carry the virus. Learn about symptoms, genital warts, testing availability in the UK, cancer risk, and vaccination.
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