STI/STD Checklist
π What to Look Out For Head π§βπ¦° to Toe π¦Ά
Good Questions to Ask a Client or Sex Worker β
π§βπ¦°"When did you last get tested for STIs?"
π Regular testing = responsibility, not a guarantee
π§βπ¦° "Do you have symptoms now?"
π Some people donβt know or may hide symptoms
π§βπ¦° "Are you on PrEP or PEP?"
π PrEP is a daily pill to prevent HIV (for high-risk people)
π PEP is taken within 72 hours after exposure
β οΈ Clients on PrEP might be more likely to have unprotected sexβbe clear about condom use
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π PrEP & PEP Info β CDC
π Mouth, Lips, and Throat
π Cold sores, white patches, or sore throat
π Can be signs of oral herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, or thrush
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πΈ π CDC Herpes Info & Images
βΉοΈπ Oral Gonorrhea β Mayo Clinic
πββοΈNeck, πββοΈ Armpits, π¦΅Pubic area
π Swollen lumps or glands (lymph nodes)
π May signal HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, Crabs/Lice or other
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βΉοΈ π Cleveland Clinic β Swollen Lymph Nodes
βΉοΈ π Mayo Clinic β Crabs Overview
π Chest, Belly, Hands, or Feet
π Unusual rash,π΄ red or π€ brown spots, itchy bumps
π May be signs of syphilis, scabies, pubic lice, or hepatitis
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πΈπ Syphilis Rash Images β CDC
βΉοΈπ Scabies Rash Guide β WHO
π» Genital & Anal Area β What to Check
π Penis (Male & Trans men Clients bodies)
π Sores, blisters, warts, pus/discharge, pain when peeing
π May be signs of gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, HPV, syphilis
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πΈ βΉοΈπ CDC β STD Symptoms in Men
π Vulva & Vagina (female & Trans men clients)
π Itching, pain, bleeding (not period), odd smell, discharge, sores or bumps
π May signal trichomoniasis, bacterial vaginosis, herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia, or HPV
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πΈ βΉοΈ π CDC β STD Symptoms in Women
βΉοΈ π Trichomoniasis in Women β NHS
π© Anus/Butt/Bum
(All Genders)
π Pain, bleeding, pus, warts, itching
π Can be signs of herpes, gonorrhea, HPV, syphilis, or parasites
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βΉοΈπ Rectal STIs β NYC Health
π‘οΈ Extra Safety Tips
(That Really Help)
β
Always bring your own condoms and water-based lube
β οΈ Some condoms could be tampered with (pinholes), and lube may have deep heat or oil-based ingredients
β Do NOT put a condom on with your mouth β
β οΈ Increases risk of breakage
β Do NOT put lube inside the condom β β οΈ Makes condom slip off
β Use condoms and dental dams correctly when performing oral sex
β οΈ STIs/STDs can be invisable
β Water-based lube is safer
β οΈ Silicon based lubemakes condom tearing more likely
β Get tested every months (3 monthly if work is slow)
β οΈ Some STI's can be seen 1-2 weeks after exposure/sex
π STI Testing by Continent
π Africa
South Africa
Kenya
π Better2Know Kenya
π Asia
π Philippines β PULSE Clinic
π Singapore β DTAP Express
π Japan β PH Clinic Tokyo
π Europe
π European Test Finder (HIV/STI)
π North America
USA
πCDC Get Tested
πFree STD Check
Canada
π Guelph Health STI Clinics
π South America
π See a local GP/Doctor or Hospital
π Oceania
Australia
π Melbourne Sexual Health Centre
New Zealand
π Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa
π NZPC β Free Clinics (Long wait times. Not the great for males)
π¦ Online STI Testing Kits
β οΈ If you aren't able to see a doctor/nurse in person use the below. Best to see a nurse or doctor for STI/STD checks. β οΈ
Discreet. Delivered. Done from home.
Europe
United Kingdom (England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland)
Ireland
Netherlands
Germany
North America
United States
Canada
Oceania
New Zealand