Archive: FAQs

If someone is HIV positive and is taking medication to treat it, then the level of HIV viruses in their blood can drop to basically zero. This is called an undetectable HIV load. The person still has HIV, and if … Lesen Sie mehr...

There is now a daily medication that you can take which can prevent you getting HIV if you are HIV negative and being monitored correctly. PrEP is a daily pill containing a medication like Truvada or Discovy, although there are … Lesen Sie mehr...

A condom is a physical barrier between a penis and another hole (like a mouth, an anus, or a front hole). They can be made out of latex, rubber or a synthetic material. They also come in different sizes (which … Lesen Sie mehr...

Many STIs have no obvious symptoms, so you may not know you have them. That’s why it’s best to have regular check-ups. Sometimes, though, you may have some clear symptoms, such as an unusual liquid coming from your penis, pain … Lesen Sie mehr...

Stay connected to a local sexual health clinic or similar resource. It’s important to get tested regularly for STIs if you have any sexual contact with one or more people. Some STIs have very few symptoms and you may not … Lesen Sie mehr...