Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexually transmitted infections are conditions caused by bacteria, viruses, parasites, or other microorganisms that are transmitted mainly during sexual contact.

General characteristics: Some may run without obvious symptoms, while others produce discomfort such as burning when urinating, unusual discharge, skin lesions, or genital discomfort. That is why timely detection is important.

Prevention and support: The use of barrier methods, communication with your partner, and reliable information help reduce the risk of transmission and protect sexual health.

Who can provide guidance? The sexologist provides education and support on sexual health, and the support of the psychologist can be helpful for the associated emotional management. If you have doubts or symptoms, talking with a professional allows you to receive reliable, nonjudgmental guidance.