Treatment Options PREVENTION You can reduce your risk of getting an STD by: Delaying first sexual experience Having a mutually monogamous sexual relationship with an uninfected partner Always using a male or female condom for every act of oral, anal, or vaginal intercourse Using clean needles if injecting IV drugs Preventing and controlling other STDs Having regular checkups for STDs even if you have no symptoms, especially if you are having sex with a new partner or with multiple partners Learning the common symptoms of STDs and seeking medical help immediately if you develop any symptoms Taking medications to suppress the virus if you have HPV or HSV If you are a girl or boy age 9 to 26, getting vaccinated for HPV Anyone diagnosed with an STD should be treated, avoid sexual activity while being treated, notify all recent sexual partners, finish any medications prescribed, and take a follow-up test
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