Cases of certain STIs have reached an all time high as experts issue symptom warning
Pharmacists have issued a stark warning about sexually transmitted infections in the UK as rates continue to increase.
They have also revealed the five crucial steps to follow if you think you've caught an infection, in order to remain as safe as possible.If you think you have an STI It's vital that you take all the right actions if you're worried you've caught a sexually transmitted infection. 2. Inform your sexual partners If you think you have an STI then it might not just be you who is affected, so you need to let your sexual partners know. In these circumstances, it’s always best to be honest as there’s nothing to be ashamed of and it’s important to get tested and treated asap.
5. Get tested Even if you’ve finished the course of medication prescribed to help treat your STI, there is still a chance that the infection might not have gone completely, so it’s essential to get tested again. After all, it’s better to be safe than think you’re in the clear when you're not.
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