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On the right side you can enter the last time you were tested or received a vaccination. Your doctors or
pharmacists will be happy to give further advice.
PROTECTION
TREATMENT
CHECK
Condoms reduce the risk of infection, but
cannot safely rule it out. Only use the condom
once.
Prescription Antibiotics.
Tested on:
Condoms reduce the risk of infection, but
cannot safely rule it out. Only use the condom
once. Wash hands and sex toys with soap
before use.
Prescription Antibiotics.
Tested on:
Vaccination – the only effective protection
against hepatitis A. It is usually done together
with the vaccination against hepatitis B.
There is no therapy. Only the general
symptoms of the disease are treated.
Tested or vaccination
received:
Vaccination. In addition: Condoms reduce the
risk of infection, but cannot safely rule it out.
Only use the condom once.
Safer use (use your own injection equipment,
straws or pipes). Pay attention to hygiene
when tattooing, piercing, ear piercing. Safe
sex and condoms reduce the risk of infection.
There is no one hundred percent effective
protection. However, the risk drops significantly
if sex is avoided during an outbreak
phase. Only use the condom once.
In the acute phase, the infection can heal
itself. A chronic infection lasts for months
to years, sometimes medication has to be
taken for life.
There is usually no treatment in the first six
months. The treatment of a chronic infection
lasts 8 to 12 weeks, with complications also
16 to 24 weeks.
Genital herpes is not curable. Repeated
painful relapses are routinely treated with
virus-inhibiting tablets.
Tested or vaccination
received:
Tested on:
Tested on:
Vaccination, Avoiding physical contact during
an infection. Touch and pressure (for example
during sex) can cause blisters to burst and
the virus to be transmitted.
Virostatics (antiviral drugs) and, if necessary,
pain relievers.
Tested or vaccination
received:
Condoms, PrEP and PEP (within 72 hours).
Safer use (use your own injection equipment,
straws or pipes). Pay attention to hygiene
when tattooing, piercing, ear piercing.
Different combinations of antiretroviral drugs
under medical supervision.
Tested on:
Vaccination. In addition: Condoms reduce the
risk of infection, but cannot safely rule it out.
Only use the condom once.
Most HPV infections heal on their own.
So far, there is no drug that can directly fight
HP viruses.
Tested or vaccination
received:
Condoms reduce the risk of infection, but
cannot rule it out. Only use the condom once.
Prescription Antibiotics.
Tested on:
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