Negative Blood Test You’ve received a “negative” HIV test result, but your body is showing strange symptoms similar to someone infected with HIV? Many people might be facing this confusing situation and are unsure how to proceed. Some may have tested too early, not yet past the HIV Window Period, meaning the test result cannot…
Many people might view oral sex as a safer sexual activity because it doesn’t involve direct penetration. However, the reality is that the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) remains significant, especially without proper protection. This article will help you understand what STDs you can get from oral sex, what the symptoms are, and…
If you’re starting a new relationship or believe you might be at risk, prioritizing your sexual health is crucial. Getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) is one of the best preventive measures you can take, not just for your own safety, but also for that of your loved ones. This article will guide you…
Have you ever made “one mistake” and then had to anxiously wait for weeks to find out if you’ve contracted HIV? Good news! We no longer have to live with such risks. We now have effective tools to “prevent in advance” or “stop the infection in time,” namely PrEP and PEP. Many people are still…
Doxy-PEP (Doxycycline Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is an antibiotic Doxycycline that can reduce the risk of infection and prevent bacterial sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) when taken within 24–72 hours after sexual activity. Research has shown that it can significantly lower the chances of contracting certain STDs: reducing the risk of syphilis by 80%–90%, chlamydia by 70%–80%, and...
STD or STDs (Sexually transmitted diseases) are infections passed from one person to another through sexual contact, including vaginal, anal, and oral sex. While some STDs show obvious symptoms, many do not—making it possible to unknowingly spread the infection to others. Today, STDs are once again a rising public health concern, especially among young adults…
On Demand PrEP On Demand PrEP ?❤ This dosing option is only suitable for anal sex, not vaginal or frontal sex. If you know that you might have condomless sex 24 hours in advance: ➡ take 2 pills 2 – 24 hours before sex➡ take 1 pill 24 hours later➡ take 1 more pill 24 hours after that If…
