Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections passed from one person to another through sexual contact. If you think you have an STI, knowing that the infection will not go away on its own is essential. It requires medical treatment to prevent long-term health risks. Understanding the symptoms of STIs and the importance of treatment is
Pregnancy brings a lot of concerns, and if you’re worried about a sexually transmitted disease (STD), you might be wondering, “Will I pass it to my child?” The answer depends on the type of STD, your treatment status, and the precautions taken during pregnancy and delivery. At A Hope Center, we’re here to provide clarity
Yes, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are contagious. STIs primarily spread through sexual contact, but what makes them especially concerning is that many people may carry an STI without even knowing it. Some STIs present clear symptoms, while others remain hidden, allowing individuals to pass them on to their partners unknowingly. This is why it’s essential
