1. STI Chlamydia Contraception

2. 10 thing you should know about sex….
Can you get pregnant the first time you have sex?
Can you get pregnant if the boy withdraws before he comes?
Can you get pregnant if you have sex during your period?
Can you get pregnant if you have sex standing up?
5) Can you get pregnant from oral sex?
6) Can you use clingfilm as a condom?
7) Will a boy’s balls explode if he doesn’t have sex?
8) Can you wash condoms and use them again?
9) Can you get pregnant if you have sex only once?
10) Do you always have symptoms if you have an STI?
10 thing you should know about sex….

3. STI, Symptoms Usually a discharge from penis, vagina or anus.
Pain when peeing.
Lumps around penis, vagina or anus.
Rash.
Itchy penis, vagina or anus.
Bleeding from penis or vagina.
Blisters.
Many don’t have symptoms.
Links to fertility issues when you are older.
STI, Symptoms

4. There are lots of different types of STI
Lots of scary pictures on the internet, but the main thing to consider is it can happen to you if you don’t practise safe sex.
chlamydia
genital herpes
genital warts
gonorrhoea
HIV
syphilis 
These are common in the UK.
There are lots of different types of STI

5. Focus on Chlamydia Free testing available for 16 to 25 in Huntingdon.
Because Chlamydia is so common, it is recommended that anyone under 25 that is sexually active should get a chlamydia test once a year, or whenever they change sexual partner.
There are often no symptoms of chlamydia, so you may have an infection without knowing. An infection left untreated can lead to serious health problems, and is a leading causes of infertility! An STI test is the only way to be certain.
If you have a chlamydia test and discover that you've tested positive (have an infection), there is no need to panic. Chlamydia can be easily treated with a simple course of antibiotics. Quick diagnoses and treatment will reduce any risks of long term health problems.
Let’s have a look at the test:
more info
Focus on Chlamydia

6. Focus on HIV and Aids Watch this clip
Different variations but most testing is done 28 days after exposure.
Blood samples sent to a lab.
Results come back the next day.
Can buy on line £25 or go to the NHS website to find out your local services ( which is free).
Is HIV still a serious issue in the UK?
Although HIV is now a long-term, manageable condition and not a death sentence, it is still a serious issue in the UK.
More people than ever before are living with HIV in the UK and 6,000-7,000 people are diagnosed every year.
Focus on HIV and Aids

7. 2nd most common STI, caused by a particular form of human papillomavirus (HPV).
Sometimes you can be infected and not actually see any warts.
Links to cervical cancer, sexual dysfunction and depression.
Testing for woman, is an internal examination and a sample collected.
For men the doctor will apply a solution to the warts to help with a visual examination.
Can be treated by a cream or surgery.
Focus on Genital Warts  

8. If you think you have a STI
Then go to a doctors or to a sexual clinic.
You can turn up to a sexual clinic without an appointment.
You don’t have to give your name or your doctors name if you go to a sexual clinic.
At the clinic they will ask questions about your sex life, ask to see your penis or vagina and then tell you what tests they think you should take.
If the tests are positive they will ask you to tell your sexual partner but if you don’t want to do this, they can do it for you without naming you.
Lets watch this clip
If you think you have a STI

9. How do you lower your chances of catching a STI?
Lots of different types of contraception. How do you know which is the right type for you at different points of your life.
Here is a good clip to watch.
So chances are the condom is the one that you will be using. Lets watch this how to put a condom on .
Practice makes perfect.
How do you lower your chances of catching a STI?