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It’s normal to feel anxious if you’re worried about a possible STI. The good news: you’re already taking the right step by looking for answers. Getting tested is a responsible, practical choice that helps you take control of your health.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are very common. Many people will have one at some point in their lives, unknowingly spreading a symptom-less infection. That’s why understanding how STIs are transmitted and the best ways to prevent STIs matters.
Alcove Health offers free, confidential STI testing in Newport News in a supportive, judgment-free setting. You don’t have to go through this alone.
STIs can pass from one person to another during sexual contact. Common routes include:
STIs like chlamydia and gonorrhea can be asymptomatic. You may not notice any symptoms for years. Even without symptoms, you can still pass an infection to others. That’s why routine testing is an important part of protecting your health and your partners.
The best treatment is prevention. STI protection methods reduce risk of infection. These practical steps give you control and reduce anxiety.
If you suspect you may have an STI, here are five responsible steps to take.
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Depending on how the clinic is equipped and your gestational age, there are two different in-clinic abortion procedures. The durations can vary, as well as processes. Risks include infection, hemorrhaging, and psychological issues.
Nearly half of all pregnancies in America are unplanned and there are many reasons women choose abortion. While your reasons may be different (and there may even be multiple reasons), below are three of the top reasons women choose abortion.
Here at Alcove Health, we’ve helped thousands of women over the past 30 years. They come to our clinic, get the medical services they want, understand their pregnancy options, and then move on with their plans. For some that’s abortion, for others that’s parenting, and then for a few that’s adoption. If you’re coming to Virginia for an abortion, read on to see how we can help you, too.
An incomplete abortion is an associated risk with medical and surgical abortions. It occurs when the contents of the uterus are not completely expelled – and can cause severe side effects. Know the risks and symptoms so you can protect your reproductive health.
