STD Clinic

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STD)
With new antibiotic resistant strains of sexually transmitted diseases being identified each year, there is more opportunity to catch a life-threatening virus than ten years ago. It becomes more important for individuals in at-risk groups to get tested as most sexually transmitted diseases have virtually no symptoms until late-stages of the disease progression.
Some STD's such as syphilis or gonorrhoea have no symptoms at early onset, but will produce visible and physical symptoms as the disease progresses. Certain STD's such as Herpes or Genital Warts/HPV have visible symptoms that appear intermittently.

If you have experienced symptoms such as:
a). Abnormal vaginal flow or fluid discoloration.
b). Burning sensation while urinating.
c). White, green or yellow discharge from the penis.
d). Itching in the testicle region.
e). Pain or swelling of the testicles.
f). Warts or open sores on the genitalia.
g). Auto-immune difficulties.

It is likely that you may have contracted a sexually transmitted disease that requires immediate treatment.

Oral contraceptives do not prevent STD's and condoms only reduce your chances of most STD transmission. So know your status before engaging in sex with a new partner.