Topics of this game:
- Restraining one's self from indulging in an activity.
- Prevents pregnancy and some STIs/STDs.
- Talk to your partner about STDs/STIs before having intercourse.
- Taking care of yourself after sex.
- Can affect the cervix, rectum, or throat.
- Bacterial infection that starts as a sore, turns into a body rash, and then makes it to the internal organs.
- Interferes with the body's ability to fight infection.
- Bumps on the genitals.
- What is it called when you show no symptoms of an STI but still have one?
- A medicine prescribed by a doctor to help take care of the STI.
- A way to find out if you have STIs if you feel as though you are developing symptoms.
- A way to find out if you have STDs if you haven't experienced any symptoms.
- liquid from the vagina or penis
- high temperatures or sickness
- Can form near or on genitals, feet, or hands.
- sore lymph nodes
- When to see a doctor if you believe you have an STD/STI
- Sexually transmitted diseases can be caused by
- A major risk factor for getting an STD would be
- What complication can an STD cause?
