Here are a few of the most common STIs and their symptoms:

Chlamydia  – Women may often be asymptomatic, but they may have abnormal discharge, burning urination, or painful sexual intercourse. Men may observe testicular discomfort or inflammation. Unattended, it might result in infertility.

Gonorrhea – Gonorrhoea, like chlamydia, might cause uncomfortable urination and abnormal discharge. Untreated, it could result in infertility for women and men both.

Syphilis – It is a lethal bacterial infection. Syphilis first shows as a painless lesion at the site of infection, then rash on the skin and symptoms similar to those of the flu. Left untreated, it can result in major problems, including organ damage.

Human papillomavirus (HPV) – Although sometimes there are none, HPV might give rise to genital warts. Cancer of the cervix, penis, anus, or throat can arise from some strains. Regular evaluations are quite important.

Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) – In the rectal or genital region, HSV produces sores or blisters that hurt. Recurrent outbreaks follow from the persistence of the virus in the body.

HIV AIDS – Left untreated, HIV causes the immune system to collapse and can advance AIDS. Painful sex is mostly how HIV is passed, but it could also be spread via shared needles or from mother to child at birth.

Trichomoniasis – For women, this infection can cause vaginal discharge, itching, and urinary pain as a result of a parasite. For males, penile discomfort is possible.