Itching, burning, redness or soreness in and/or outside your vagina, penis or rectum can be signs of an STI.
Pain and swelling of the testicles can be a sign of an STI.
Burning when peeing or ejaculating or redness, swelling or soreness in the vagina or testicles can be signs of an STI.
Unusual sores around your mouth, genitals, or rectum or rashes, bumps or blisters on your body can be signs of an STI.
Smelly discharges from your penis or vagina, or a strong fish-like odor, can be signs of an STI or common infection like Bacterial Vaginosis.
Pain during sex or when peeing or pain in your rectum, testicles or vagina can be signs of an STI.
Unusual discharges that could be clear, white, gray, yellow or greenish, from your penis, vagina or rectum can be signs of an STI.
Vaginal bleeding between periods can be a sign of an STI.
Small red bumps, blisters, or open sores (ulcers) in the genital and anal areas and areas nearby can be signs of an STI.
Not all STIs have symptoms, so get tested regularly and find out if you need treatment.
If you are unsure of your STI status, there are several options we provide to help you obtain an STI test. If you would like to test yourself in the privacy of your own home, check out our mail-order form where we provide free sexual wellness products, including STI test kits, delivered directly to you.
If you would like to receive an STI test by a healthcare provider, check out our map of testing locations to find a location closest to you.
If you think you may have been exposed to an STI and need immediate treatment, you can obtain an STI test through Health Center 1, located at 1930 S. Broad St. You can contact this location at 215-685-6741.
When you have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) or have sex with someone who has one, it increases your chance of getting HIV. HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system and can cause serious health issues.
Read more about the most common STIs and other infections below to know how to get tested and treated.
Syphilis is an STI that starts as a painless sore. It can cause many different symptoms including rash, swollen lymph nodes and even brain damage and blindness.
Chlamydia is an STI that may include painful urination and abnormal discharge from the penis or vagina.
Gonorrhea is an STI that causes painful urination and discharge. If untreated it may cause infertility.
Mpox is spread through close, physical contact between individuals. Symptoms can include rashes, bumps, or blisters.
Vaginitis is a term that covers multiple conditions that are not always transmitted through sex.
Hepatitis means inflammation of the liver. Hepatitis is often caused by a virus and there are many different kinds.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection (STI). There are many different types of HPV, some more serious than others. The good thing is that there is a vaccine to prevent many types of HPV.
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This website is not intended as a substitute for your healthcare provider.
Agency has identified itself as a provider of services specifically for the age group from 12 to 24. The agency may also provide services for other age groups.
A program that helps pay for HIV and other medications.
Short-term help paying for an emergency need, including utilities, housing, and transportation.
Help with paying for medication.
Help with getting enough food, either at a food bank or delivered to your home.
Services to prevent HIV transmission and overdose. Services include exchange of used syringes for new syringes in order to prevent HIV and other communicable diseases.
Information and education on how HIV is transmitted and how to take care of your health needs.
These are services that are sometimes called “Ryan White Services.” They are services to provide HIV care or other assistance to individuals with HIV.
These services are meant to help prevent HIV transmission. Some services are specific to people who are HIV negative, and other services are available regardless of HIV status.
Help from a lawyer.
Sexual health, STI testing, and HIV testing in a walk-in clinic.
Help coordinating your health care, mental health, and support service needs.
Advice from a licensed professional about what to eat for a specific medical need and help getting food or nutritional supplements (such as Ensure).
Transportation to medical appointments.
A counselor or other professional to help deal with a mental health problem.
Dental care.
HIV medical care in an office or clinic.
Short-term help paying rent.
Drug or alcohol treatment at an office or clinic.
Online and phone access to medicine to prevent HIV.
Help paying for housing for people with HIV experiencing homeless or with housing insecurity.