Everyone knows how to play "Name that Tune", but WebMD has a wonderful variation which lets you name that STD! You're provided with various symptoms, start dates, even geographical locations, and then you get to make an educated guess based on your STD knowledge. It's really fun and also really informative. There's probably some stuff […]
I know lots of people like to think that they know all about STDs and STIs, but the truth is, there's a ton of myths circulating the entire world. And while I'm sure your friends are smart, word of mouth isn't necessarily the best way to get up-to-date scientific information. The MayoClinic has a fun little quiz all about STDs so you can find out how much you really know!
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QUESTION: I like to sometimes give rimjobs to my girlfriend and have anal sex with her. I was wondering - if we are both STI free, do I have anything to worry about, in terms of contracting anything? Also, I know anal sex can be dangerous if not done properly, but if done properly, is there any chance of hurting her during anal sex?
QUESTION: My girlfriend and I have been together monogamously for a long time, and have gotten more experimental with our sex lives. We recently tried analingus for the first time, with me being the "giver" and her the "receiver" of this practice. We took a shower together beforehand, and tried to make her anus and […]
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QUESTION: I had a yearly exam in January, then started getting bikini waxes. I noticed some strange things going on down south so I got another exam in June. After the exam, the doctor called to tell me that I had chlamydia and to warn me about having unprotected sex. But I didn’t have unprotected sex; I only had protected sex between the January and June exams. My partners claim they were uninfected. I’m so grossed out, and wondering if my partners lied to me. Between the two exams, I had 3 partners, all with condoms. All three claim that they have gotten tested and that they don’t have chlamydia. Is it possible to get chlamydia from a bikini wax?
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