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Sex
Vital
Concerns
Abstinence
Pregnancy
Thinking
of it
Labor,
delivery
Signs
of pregnancy
Pregnant.
What next
STD
Disease
AIDS,
HIV
Chlamydia
Genital
Warts
Gonorrhea
Hepatitis
Herpes
Syphilis
Mono
Birth
control
Morning
after pill
Emergency
contraception
Abortion
Rape
Reasons
to have sex
Emotional
consequences
Sexual intercourse
Premature Ejaculation
Importance
of sex
Miracle
of life
Oral
sex
Masturbation
Male
Female
Female
issues
Genitalia
Sex
organs
External
Genitalia
Internal
Genitalia
Masturbation
Orgasm
Menarche
Menstrual
cycle
Your
period
PMS
Pregnancy
Male
issues
Premature Ejaculation
Genitalia
Sex
Organs
External
Genitalia
Internal
Genitalia
Masturbation
Orgasm
& ejaculation
Wet
dreams
Sexual
development
Male
vs. Female
Sex
in the media
Sexual
orientation
Glossary
Attn:
Parents
Sex education
in schools
Amazing
Facts
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STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) |
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AIDS & HIV
Chlamydia
Genital Warts (Venereal Warts)
Gonorrhea
Hepatitis B
Herpes
Syphilis
Mono (Mononucleosis): not
considered an STD
Intro
When covering sexually transmitted diseases, some educators like
to intentionally scare the pants off you (no pun intended). We believe
the facts speak for themselves. 4 million teens will get an STD
each year. To help you avoid making this list, we've put together
some invaluable information. If you do ever notice unusual secretions,
bumps, blisters, warts, pain in the abdomen, intense genital itching
or tiny spots of blood on your underwear, see a medical doctor right
away. The sooner you're treated the better. No STD just disappears
without treatment. Many go into hiding, and then show up a couple
years later, along with more serious symptoms such as severe organ
damage and/or sterility. So if you've had unprotected sex, ask
for STD tests during your next yearly physical. If you notice symptoms
of STD, see a physician immediately! Most states allow teens 12
and older to get confidential diagnosis and treatment. If you unfortunately
do discover that you have an STD, your parents may need to know
in case you contracted the disease during birth.
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