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not terminate an established pregnancy, and it doesn’t protect against sexually transmitted infections.

If you’re uncertain about your options, a pharmacist or healthcare professional can provide guidance.

Some Infections Take Time to Show Symptoms
A common misconception is that someone will immediately know if they
contracted an STI.

That’s not necessarily true.

Some infections can take days, weeks, or longer before symptoms appear. Others may remain asymptomatic.

Possible warning signs include:

Unusual genital discharge

Burning during urination

Genital sores

Blisters

Itching

Pelvic pain

Testicular pain

Pain during sex

Unusual vaginal bleeding

A new rash

These symptoms don’t automatically mean an