Chlamydia, HIV, syphilis, herpes and more: each STI explained.
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Syphilis is almost always well treatable with penicillin. We explain how treatment works, what the stage has to do with...
An HIV lab test is reliable from six weeks, a self-test after twelve weeks. How the window period works and when to get...
Syphilis symptoms differ per stage and often begin with a painless sore. We show what to look for and why a test is some...
An HIV test is reliable from six weeks (lab test) or twelve weeks (self-test). How the window period works, and how to t...
Early HIV complaints often look like an ordinary flu, which is exactly why they say little. We explain which signs can o...
Chlamydia often causes no complaints, so you usually do not feel it coming. We calmly explain which signs can occur, wha...
Trichomonas and mycoplasma are not in every standard STI test, while they can cause complaints. We explain the differenc...
A first genital herpes outbreak can feel intense, while later outbreaks are often milder. We explain how transmission wo...
Syphilis runs in stages, and the first sign is often a painless sore that disappears on its own. We explain the stages,...
Gonorrhoea is also called the clap, but far from everyone has that typical discharge. We explain which complaints can oc...
Hepatitis A, B and C sound alike but differ a lot in transmission, vaccine and consequences. A clear comparison and when...