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Your STI symptom has gone, but is the infection gone too? Not always, and that is why it is important to know the signs of an STI early. Some infections hide quietly, and some only show up weeks later as a fever or tiredness. In this video, Aproko Doctor breaks down 6 warning signs of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), from burning when you pass urine to pain during sex. You will also hear about gonorrhoea, chlamydia, herpes, HPV and syphilis, why a condom cannot protect skin it does not cover, and why regular testing matters even when you feel fine. YOU’LL LEARN → Why an STI symptom going away does not mean the infection has gone → What burning when you pass urine can mean, and why it has nothing to do with the pepper you ate → How untreated gonorrhoea or chlamydia can lead to a urethral stricture (a narrowing of the urine passage) or infertility later in life → What strange discharge means, and why a high vaginal swab (a test that finds the cause of the problem) may be needed → Why bumps, rashes, itching and sores can point to herpes, HPV or syphilis → Why a condom only protects the skin it covers, and what that means for skin-to-skin infections → Why some types of HPV, especially 16 and 18, are linked to cervical cancer → Why pain during sex should never be ignored, and how it can be a sign of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), an infection that spreads up to the womb and tubes → Why a fever after unprotected sex may not be malaria, and why you should test before you treat → How often to test, why you can carry an STI with no symptoms, and how to ask for a general STI screening This video is not here to scare you. It is here to give you a simple checklist so you can spot trouble early, get tested and protect yourself and your partner. Watch to the end for an easy way to tell your partner it is time for a general STI check. This video is for education only. It is not a diagnosis or personal medical advice, so please see a doctor about your own situation. Send this video to your partner, or to a friend who is dating, and take the test together. Worried about a symptom or not sure where to get tested? Speak directly and confidentially with a verified doctor today on AwaDoc: http://wa.me/15026270621 CHANNEL & SOCIAL FOOTER — Watch more insightful health videos on Aproko Doctor’s YouTube Channel: 🎥 /@aprokodoctor ⸻ 📱 Follow Aproko Doctor on social media Instagram: @aproko_doctor • Twitter/X: @aproko_doctor • TikTok: @aprokodoctor • Facebook: Aproko Doctor 🌍 Website: https://aprokodoctor.com HASHTAGS #STI #STISymptoms #SexualHealth #AprokoDoctor #STITesting #SafeSex #Gonorrhoea #Chlamydia #HPV #HealthTips CHAPTERS 0:00 Why STIs Do Not Announce Themselves 0:34 When the Symptom Goes, the Infection May Not 1:13 Sign 1: Burning When You Urinate 1:42 Sign 2: Strange Discharge 2:29 Sign 3: Bumps, Rashes and Sores 3:25 HPV and Cervical Cancer 3:58 Sign 4: Pain During Sex 4:48 Sign 5: Unexplained Fever or Fatigue 5:37 Test Before You Treat 5:53 Sign 6: STIs With No Symptoms 6:43 Prevention and Testing 7:22 Send This Video to Your Partner

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