Students ask clinicians, nurses, and health educators at University Health Services many questions about sexual health. As the saying goes, "there is no such thing as a stupid question" - when it comes to your health, the stupid thing is not asking the questions that could help you prevent serious medical problems.

If you want to protect yourself from pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections (STIs), or if you are afraid you have symptoms of a STI, or if you are uncomfortable asking these questions in person, the following links may be helpful to you.

For information about making an appointment to talk about sexual health concerns with a UHS clinician, read about our women's health services or men's preventive health visits.

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