Common Symptoms of STI's

Common Symptoms of STI's

STIs can have a range of symptoms and signs including no symptoms.

Symptoms may include:

  1. Pain during sex
  2. Smelly or yellow discharge from vagina and penis
  3. Burning urination
  4. Unusual vaginal bleeding
  5. Lower abdominal pains
  6. Sores or bumps on genitals or in the oral area.

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