HIV/AIDS
How does HIV spread?
By sexual activity via bodily fluids, or through sharing needles.
The most effective way to prevent an STI/STD
Abstaining from sex.
Includes abstinence and withdrawal
Natural contraception
Having unprotected sex
High risk
You and your partner are planning to have sex, but neither of you want to be seen buying condoms. Where else can you get condoms?
Affordable or free condoms are often available at Planned Parenthood health centers, family planning clinics, your local health department, or your doctor's office.
The difference between HIV and AIDS
HIV is the virus that causes AIDS.
These provide protection against pregnancy, but not STIs
Birth control OR patches, rings, and injections.
Includes condoms (both internal and external), diaphragms, and IUDs
Barrier Contraception
Using a condom
Low risk
You have an STD, what should you do before having sex with someone?
That's right! Inform them! Tell them about your STD, the risk of having sex with you and the importance of using a condom.
How often you should get tested if you are sexually active
Every three months, because three months is the time it takes for HIV to show up on a test.
Condoms (both internal and external)
How often should someone take a birth control pill?
Daily. (if you forget, you can double/triple to dosage, but it's not guaranteed to be as effective)
Sharing a needle with someone else
High risk
You plan to use a condom, but your partner says they don't like condoms and don't use them, what should you do?
Refuse to have any sexual contact without it! Your safety is the most important thing in the situation.
Does HIV have a cure?
No, there is no cure for HIV
Something you should do long before having sex with someone else.
Test! (Communicating could also count as an answer)
Barrier Contraception! (more specifically condoms)
Having sexual contact with multiple partners
High risk
You are planning to have sex with somebody(shocking), what should you do beforehand?
Communicate! Discuss your STD status and ask about theirs, and talk about what contraceptives' you are planning to using.
The treatment that can prevent HIV from infecting your cells
PEP (or PreP)
An effective prevention from HPV and hepatitis B, involving injection
Vaccines
What should you always do with a condom after sex?
Fill it with water to check for any leaks. If it does have any holes be sure to get tested!
Communicating with your partner
Low risk.
You're tired of wearing condoms! What are other more permenent contraceptives you can turn to?
Female Sterilisation and Male Sterilisation(Vesectimy)