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Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) are any infection that is characteristically transmitted by sexual contact and may either clear up or develop into a sexually transmitted disease. Some STIs include Herpes, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and many more. Learn more about the infections themselves, how to manage/treat , and the social/sexual implications of STIs here.
What are invisible illnesses? Chronic illnesses are problems that affect one’s physical, psychological, spiritual, and social wellbeing. Some chronic illnesses are more obvious than others. Some people has visible aspects of their illness like hearing continue reading
How to Tell a Potential Sexual Partner about Herpes
Herpes simplex virus (HSV), often called herpes, is a common virus that is
usually transmitted through sexual contact. According to the National Institutes of Health continue reading
During the 1980s, scientists recognized mycoplasma genitalium (mahy-koh-plaz-muh jen-nee-tae-lee-um) as a bacterial sexually transmitted infection (STI). To put it simply, mycoplasma genitalium, also known as MG, is a form of bacteria that one can get continue reading
Herpes and Worth: The twenty dollar Bill Exercise: Since finding out about your diagnosis, have you at one time or another made comments like, “No one will want me anymore since I'm damaged goods.” Or continue reading
Help with Herpes: A Support Group Now Forming
* Do you or your partner have genital herpes? * Are you worried about the emotional, physical and sexual impact of herpes?* Do you feel tainted? Afraid continue reading
