Sexual Health FAQs
- I need support. How can I get help?
- What are poppers?
- I think I may have sexually-transmitted infection (STI). How do I treat it?
- How do I prevent sexually-transmitted infections (STIs)?
- What are sexually-transmitted infections (STIs)?
- I don’t have condoms, lube, or sex toys. What can I use instead?
- Can I take an HIV test at home?
- What pregnancy prevention options work for trans people?
- I just tested positive for a sexually transmitted infection (STI). How do I tell my partner(s)?
- What is consent?
- What is Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U)?
- What is HIV?
- What puts me at risk for HIV?
- Can I get HIV from oral sex?
- In the U.S., how can I pay for PrEP?
- What is PrEP?
- What is PEP?
- What does it mean to be undetectable?
- How often do HIV-positive people have their viral load tested?
- Is PrEP available in my country?
- Do HIV medications or PrEP conflict with trans hormones?
- Does my doctor need to know about my sexual orientation or gender identity?
- Where can I get an HIV/STI test?
- How often should I get an HIV/STD test?
- What should I ask for to make sure I’m getting the most complete STD test?
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