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Symptoms
Most people with a STI have no symptoms and don't know they have one. Sometimes symptoms disappear but you may still have an infection and pass it on. If you have no symptoms but are concerned that you have a STI, you should get tested.
If you have certain symptoms, you may need to attend a sexual health clinic for further advice and treatment. This is important to stop you developing serious complications.
Do you have any symptoms that you think are due to a sexually transmitted infection?
You may be pregnant if:
A pregnancy test will be accurate if the test is done 3 weeks after the last time you had unprotected sex.
Having unprotected sex with partners from the following regions, may increase your risk of exposure to HIV, Hep B and Hep C:
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