ACTIVITY

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

TOPICS
01 Facts about STDs

02 Symptoms of STDs in Men & Women

03 Types of STDs

04 Living with STD

05 STD Prevention
Facts about STDs

sexually transmitted infection (STI)

or venereal disease (VD).

a condition passed from one person

to another through sexual contact.

unprotected vaginal, anal, or oral sex

with someone who has the STD,
sharing needles and breastfeeding.
Symptoms of STDs
 pain or discomfort during
sex or urination
 sores, bumps, or rashes on
or around the penis,
testicles, anus, buttocks,
thighs, or mouth
 unusual discharge or
bleeding from the penis
 painful or swollen testicles
 pain or discomfort during
sex or urination
 sores, bumps, or rashes on
or around the vagina, anus,
buttocks, thighs, or mouth
 unusual discharge or
bleeding from the vagina
 painful or swollen vagina
Types of STDs
Types of STDs

This disease stems from a bacteria called

CHLAMYDIA chlamydia trachomatis, and is considered
one of the most common STDs.
Types of STDs

This disease is caused by nesseria gonorrhea, a

GONORRHEA type of bacteria that multiply quickly in
moist, warm areas of the body such as the
cervix, urethra, mouth or rectum.
Types of STDs

This bacterial disease is considered dangerous

SYPHILIS and life-threatening -- the bacteria may affect
vital organs such as the heart, spine and the brain.
Types of STDs

HIV can damage the immune system and

HIV/AIDS raise the risk of contracting other
viruses or bacteria and certain cancers.
Types of STDs

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that can

HPV be passed from one person to another through
intimate skin-to-skin or sexual contact.
Living with STDs

01 get treatment as soon as possible.

02 often increase your chances of contra

cting another.

03 highly treatable.

04 adjust your sexual habits to help pro

tect yourself and others.
STD Prevention

Abstinence

Condom(s)
Watch and Learn
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