STD, STI & HIV Symptoms
Common Symptoms of STDs
Sexually transmitted diseases can affect people of all genders and age groups, including young adults, elderly individuals, men, and women. Early recognition of symptoms is key to timely treatment and prevention.
- Burning sensation, common in both men and women
- Abnormal discharge from the genitals, often in women
- Painful or itchy lesions that can appear in adults
- Itching or irritation in intimate areas often in young adults
- Abdominal pain in women during menstruation or after intimacy
- Pain during intimacy, commonly in women and men
STIs - Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore
Sexually transmitted infections can manifest differently across various demographics, including men, women, young adults, and seniors. Early detection ensures better health outcomes and peace of mind.
- Burning sensation while urinating experienced by men, women, and elderly
- Rashes or swelling in intimate areas
- Persistent fever or chills in adults and seniors
- Swollen lymph nodes in the neck, armpits, or groin, of young adults
- Bleeding between menstrual cycles, potentially in women of reproductive age
- Unexplained fatigue or weakness in men, women, and elderly individuals
HIV - Signs That Need Immediate Testing
HIV symptoms can differ across genders and age groups, from young adults to seniors. Recognizing these signs early is crucial for effective management and care.
- Night sweats and fever, common in both men and women
- Unexplained weight loss in adults
- Swollen lymph nodes in areas like the neck or armpits in adults and seniors
- Persistent diarrhea that can affect young and older adults
- Skin rashes or sores, which may appear across genders and age groups
- Recurring infections in the elderly and those with weak immune systems