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Cookies that are used for personalized LinkedIn advertising. Cookies that video providers like Youtube or Vimeo use to provide targeted suggestions and advertisements. The only way to be sure about whether or not you have an STI is to get tested. Not all STIs have signs or symptoms. The consequences of an STI can be serious.
And you can pass it on to others. It is therefore important for you to know whether you should take an STI test. And to get yourself tested if necessary. You think you might have an STI? And you need some advice about getting tested or not? Many STIs have no signs or symptoms. Sometimes they only appear after a long period of time.
Not experiencing any symptoms therefore does not mean that you do not need to get tested. In the following cases, it is advisable to get tested for 1 or multiple STIs:. Are you wondering whether or not you should have yourself tested for STIs? Contact our info line. Is there a possibility that you may have contracted an STI? It can take a few days, weeks or months after exposure before a test can determine whether you have an STI.
This depends on the type of STI. Do you need to wait to get tested? Or for the result? Make sure you use a condom when having sex at least until you find out the result.
