Most people do not have symptoms or if they do, may not even notice.
Chlamydia: pain during sex, abdominal or lower back pain, burning when you urinate, discharge from your penis or vagina.
Gonorrhea: pain when you go to the bathroom, unusual discharge from your penis or vagina, vaginal bleeding between your periods
Hepatitis C: The only way to know if you have Hepatitis C is to get tested.
HIV: HIV often doesn’t have any symptoms but some people initially experience symptoms that feel like a cold or the flu. These symptoms can include a fever, achiness, and a sore throat.
Syphilis: one or many sores, usually on the genitals, mouth, or anus, skin rash on your hands, feet, abdomen, chest, or back. Syphilis has four stages. It is important to treat syphilis as early as possible. When syphilis is left untreated, it can have long-term effects.
Women:Â General vaginal discharge, vaginal itching, painful urination
Yeast infection complaints that are not STIs/STDs might include: abnormal vaginal discharge (white, yellow, or green), vaginal odor, vaginal itching, irritation, or burning, burning or discomfort during urination, lower abdominal pain