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THE CHANCES OF GETTING OR PASSING STIs
For an STI to be passed during sex, one of the partners has to have the infection. It is not always possible to know whether someone has an infection just by looking at them. Some symptoms, such as blisters, warts or sores, can be obvious.
For an STI to be passed during sex, one of the partners has to have the infection. It is not always possible to know whether someone has an infection just by looking at them. Some symptoms, such as blisters, warts or sores, can be obvious.
Many people with STIs don't even know they have an infection because they have no symptoms. Even if they do know, they might not be comfortable talking about the infection.
The chances of getting or passing an STI can change depending on:
1) The type of STI
The chances of getting or passing an STI can change depending on:
1) The type of STI
2) the type of sex you're having
3)whether or not steps are taken to lower the chances of getting or passing an STI.
The Categories we've used
i) Commonly passed:
The infection is commonly passed this way
3)whether or not steps are taken to lower the chances of getting or passing an STI.
The Categories we've used
i) Commonly passed:
The infection is commonly passed this way
ii) Can be passed:
The infection can be passed this way with the right conditions.
iii) Not Commonly passed:
This is not a common way to pass the infection but it may be possible under certain circumstances.
iv) Not passed:
There is no possibility for passing the infection.
The infection can be passed this way with the right conditions.
iii) Not Commonly passed:
This is not a common way to pass the infection but it may be possible under certain circumstances.
iv) Not passed:
There is no possibility for passing the infection.
