Sexual & Reproductive Health
STI Awareness Checker
Six quick questions, one at a time, on the habits that lower your risk.
Step 1 of 6
Do you use condoms consistently and correctly?
Do you test for STIs regularly?
Can you talk openly with partners about sexual health?
Are you vaccinated against HPV (or planning to be)?
Do you know the common symptoms to watch for?
Would you seek care early if something didn't feel right?
There's plenty here to build on, and that's completely okay. A few simple habits make a big difference: use condoms every time, test regularly, and learn the symptoms. Many STIs have no signs at all, so testing matters even when you feel well. Most STIs are easily treated, and clinics won't judge you. Pick one habit to start with this month.
You're protecting yourself in some good ways already. Tightening up the habits you're less sure about, regular testing, open conversations with partners, or learning the symptoms, would lower your risk further. Remember many STIs are silent, so routine testing is your best safety net.
Excellent, you're doing the things that keep you protected: consistent condoms, regular testing, open communication, and acting early if something feels off. Keep it up, and keep talking openly with partners. Even with great habits, a routine STI check now and then is still worth it.
Many STIs have no symptoms at all, so regular testing matters even when you feel completely well.
Educational only, not a medical diagnosis.
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