#ChapCareChat Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #ChapCareChat hashtag.
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| Profile | Tweet |
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 | Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork We're super excited to be joining the #ChapCareChat! #MensHealth https://t.co/61q1qoHGcn |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @ChapCareOrg: @ChapCareOrg welcomes @CCALAC @InfoASHA @ISGMH @MensHlthNetwork @PhfeWic @sabanclinic @SFVLGBT @YesGTCV & @YoungInvincible #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA @ChapCareOrg Hello and thanks for hosting! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #YesMeansTest |
 | Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter @ChapCareOrg Hello! Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center is excited to be here! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
 | Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters @ChapCareOrg I made it! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/XkGGBa365V |
 | ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @sabanclinic Hello! Thanks for joining the our #ChapCareChat 👋 |
 | SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad @ChapCareOrg Here! 🙋🏽♂️ #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg CCALAC here, ready to have a productive chat! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @ISGMH Hello!👋 Ready to debunk some myths?!👊 #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @RieOfLetters: @ChapCareOrg I made it! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/XkGGBa365V |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @InfoASHA Hi there! Happy to see you be part of our #ChapCareChat😀 |
 | APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg We're here! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/g50eXNgMxf |
 | Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg Yes! Excited to get started. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic @ChapCareOrg PHFE WIC is here! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | Jack Bunting @jackbunting @ChapCareOrg Jack here from Desert AIDS Project--hello! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters Dear tweeps, Heads up! I will be talking sexual health, STIs and STDs for the next hour as part of #STDMonth18 #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Please RT our chat questions to encourage participation from your followers! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Everyone ready? Let’s get started! First question…. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: @ChapCareOrg is joined by our co-host @aplatweets! Please introduce yourselves! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q1: It seems that people aren’t talking about STDs/STIs anymore. What are some common STDs/STIs that exist and are emerging? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/JBkZ5ubeLO |
 | Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic @ChapCareOrg @ISGMH #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/bKADrd3X70 |
 | Laura Orozco @LauraOr56606312 RT @ChapCareOrg: There are many STD & STI myths floating around, but are they true? Join @ChapCareOrg & @aplatweets as we clear up some of the biggest misconceptions about STDs on 4/18 11am PST #ChapCareChat https://t.co/GqJ5q20vbd #STDMonth18 https://t.co/cOCiqVKjZN |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A1) It's important to keep talking about STDs because the numbers are increasing - especially for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q1: Q1: It seems that people aren’t talking about STDs/STIs anymore. What are some common STDs/STIs that exist and are emerging? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/JBkZ5ubeLO |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A1) Some groups are more affected than others - specifically gay and bisexual men. @IMPACTprogram has a whole section on their website dedicated to this topic: https://t.co/JLF3U7iCHM #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A1: Mycoplasma genitalium, or Mgen, is a bacterium that can infect the reproductive tract and is passed on through sexual contact. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/CKFVzFNOZh |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @sabanclinic: @ChapCareOrg @ISGMH #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/bKADrd3X70 |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q1: Q1: It seems that people aren’t talking about STDs/STIs anymore. What are some common STDs/STIs that exist and are emerging? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/JBkZ5ubeLO |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @jackbunting Hi and welcome #ChapCareChat |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q1: Q1: It seems that people aren’t talking about STDs/STIs anymore. What are some common STDs/STIs that exist and are emerging? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/JBkZ5ubeLO |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A1: Nearly every sexually active person will have HPV at some point. Most types cause no harm. Other common STDs/STIs include: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis & Herpes. A full list of symptoms and treatments: https://t.co/bqchzryq8u #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0kTUVxpAtq |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q1: Q1: It seems that people aren’t talking about STDs/STIs anymore. What are some common STDs/STIs that exist and are emerging? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/JBkZ5ubeLO |
| CCALAC @CCALAC A1: HPV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, trichomoniasis, & HIV/AIDS are all common forms of STDs/STIs. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/CvB4sOv3yS |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A1) It's important to keep talking about STDs because the numbers are increasing - especially for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA In men, infection with Mgen can cause urethritis (swelling and irritation of the urethra), and in women it has been linked to cervicitis (inflammation of the cervix), pelvic inflammatory disease, and possibly infertility. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/CKFVzFNOZh |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @PhfeWic Always glad to have our friends at @PhfeWic on #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A1) Some groups are more affected than others - specifically gay and bisexual men. @IMPACTprogram has a whole section on their website dedicated to this topic: https://t.co/JLF3U7iCHM #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @YesGTCV @ISGMH Hi! 👋👋 Lets get this started! #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A1: Some of the most common STDs that exist today are Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/kfLnEsyWpm |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg They're heeeeeeere! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/BN4cLr1HER |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: A1: A1: Some of the most common STDs that exist today are Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/kfLnEsyWpm |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: In men, infection with Mgen can cause urethritis (swelling and irritation of the urethra), and in women it has been linked to cervicitis (inflammation of the cervix), pelvic inflammatory disease, and possibly infertility. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/CKFVzFNOZh |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @CCALAC Hey friends! #ChapCareChat |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A1: HPV is the most common STI in the USA! Most people who have or have had it got it in their teens or early 20s. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork A1: HPV rates are on the rise particular among men more so them women. Certain types of HPV can also lead to cancer. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: A1: A1: Some of the most common STDs that exist today are Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/kfLnEsyWpm |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @SMART_squad Thanks for joining us #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: A1: A1: Some of the most common STDs that exist today are Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/kfLnEsyWpm |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @SFVLGBT Hello there! Welcome to the chat! 👋 Remember to use #ChapCareChat during the chat 😊 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg So glad to have to you with us! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/KCX0ueVRgC |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @MensHlthNetwork: A1: A1: HPV rates are on the rise particular among men more so them women. Certain types of HPV can also lead to cancer. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | Vaidehi Mujumdar, MD @VeeMuj RT @AdHealthCenter: A1: A1: HPV is the most common STI in the USA! Most people who have or have had it got it in their teens or early 20s. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @ChapCareOrg: A1: A1: Some of the most common STDs that exist today are Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/kfLnEsyWpm |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Very true! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/aOBsEGklem |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Please remember to use the hashtag #ChapCareChat😁 https://t.co/0TU8bPjDo3 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A1) Some groups are more affected than others - specifically gay and bisexual men. @IMPACTprogram has a whole section on their website dedicated to this topic: https://t.co/JLF3U7iCHM #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @MensHlthNetwork: A1: A1: HPV rates are on the rise particular among men more so them women. Certain types of HPV can also lead to cancer. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: A1: A1: HPV is the most common STI in the USA! Most people who have or have had it got it in their teens or early 20s. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A1: Young people are greatly impacted by STIs. According to the @CDC_HIVAIDS, youth 15-24 make up 70% of new gonorrhea infections, and many don't realize this! #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @itsmarccuison @CDCSTD Great response Marc! Please use A(# of question): at the beginning of the answer and #ChapCareChat to be involved in the conversation. 😊 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @sabanclinic: A1: A1: Nearly every sexually active person will have HPV at some point. Most types cause no harm. Other common STDs/STIs include: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis & Herpes. A full list of symptoms and treatments: https://t.co/bqchzryq8u #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0kTUVxpAtq |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A1: We've run the nation's largest HPV study for 10 years. We made this infographic to give the data back to the participants! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @AdHealthCenter: A1: A1: HPV is the most common STI in the USA! Most people who have or have had it got it in their teens or early 20s. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters @MensHlthNetwork This is so important to mention. There's vaccination push-back against giving boys and young men the #HPV vaccine, but they can contract and transmit HPV. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
 | ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont RT @AdHealthCenter: A1: A1: HPV is the most common STI in the USA! Most people who have or have had it got it in their teens or early 20s. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @sabanclinic: A1: A1: Nearly every sexually active person will have HPV at some point. Most types cause no harm. Other common STDs/STIs include: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis & Herpes. A full list of symptoms and treatments: https://t.co/bqchzryq8u #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0kTUVxpAtq |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @SMART_squad: A1: A1: Young people are greatly impacted by STIs. According to the @CDC_HIVAIDS, youth 15-24 make up 70% of new gonorrhea infections, and many don't realize this! #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | St. John's Community Health @sjhealthca RT @CCALAC: A1: A1: HPV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, trichomoniasis, & HIV/AIDS are all common forms of STDs/STIs. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/CvB4sOv3yS |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q2: I don’t show signs or symptoms of having an STD/STI, but I was told symptoms don’t always appear. Is this true? Which STDs/STIs can exist without signs or symptoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/zxcOFcUkwi |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A1: We've run the nation's largest HPV study for 10 years. We made this infographic to give the data back to the participants! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth https://t.co/v6WsXwDJqA |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @RieOfLetters: Dear tweeps, Heads up! I will be talking sexual health, STIs and STDs for the next hour as part of #STDMonth18 #ChapCareChat |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter RT @RieOfLetters: @MensHlthNetwork This is so important to mention. There's vaccination push-back against giving boys and young men the #HPV vaccine, but they can contract and transmit HPV. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: A1: A1: We've run the nation's largest HPV study for 10 years. We made this infographic to give the data back to the participants! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth https://t.co/v6WsXwDJqA |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A2: Yes, it is true! Chlamydia is known as the “silent infection” because most people will never feel symptoms. If left untreated, this can cause infertility in women. That is why it is crucial to get yourself tested. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/UKz12TfYBy |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A2) Yes - STDs don't always cause symptoms, so it's possible to have an infection and not know. HPV is the most common STD in the US, and most people with it never show symptoms. That's why it's so important to get tested regularly #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q2: Q2: I don’t show signs or symptoms of having an STD/STI, but I was told symptoms don’t always appear. Is this true? Which STDs/STIs can exist without signs or symptoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/zxcOFcUkwi |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork Q2: Yes, it's true. Nearly all STDs/STIs have cases of indivduals being asymptomatic. #HPV even #HIV AIDs can show no sypmtoms. Also, chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes. So check yourself! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/o0n1OgC7KV |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter RT @ChapCareOrg: Q2: Q2: I don’t show signs or symptoms of having an STD/STI, but I was told symptoms don’t always appear. Is this true? Which STDs/STIs can exist without signs or symptoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/zxcOFcUkwi |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q2: Q2: I don’t show signs or symptoms of having an STD/STI, but I was told symptoms don’t always appear. Is this true? Which STDs/STIs can exist without signs or symptoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/zxcOFcUkwi |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @drportiaj Hi professor! #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic @AdHealthCenter Great graphic and information! Thanks for sharing it. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/bnkvu8xML2 |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A2) Also, for some infections, the incubation period can be years - but you don’t have to wait that long to get tested. You can get tested for most common infections with 2-3 weeks of exposure. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q2: Q2: I don’t show signs or symptoms of having an STD/STI, but I was told symptoms don’t always appear. Is this true? Which STDs/STIs can exist without signs or symptoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/zxcOFcUkwi |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A2) Also, for some infections, the incubation period can be years - but you don’t have to wait that long to get tested. You can get tested for most common infections with 2-3 weeks of exposure. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| CCALAC @CCALAC A2: This is true! Many common STDs/STIs don’t present signs or symptoms among men or women. HPV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, & trchomoniasis can all exist without signs or symptoms. It's important to always get tested! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/KWJJlGeuAu |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @MensHlthNetwork: Q2: Q2: Yes, it's true. Nearly all STDs/STIs have cases of indivduals being asymptomatic. #HPV even #HIV AIDs can show no sypmtoms. Also, chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes. So check yourself! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/o0n1OgC7KV |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @AdHealthCenter: A1: A1: We've run the nation's largest HPV study for 10 years. We made this infographic to give the data back to the participants! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth https://t.co/v6WsXwDJqA |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q2: Q2: I don’t show signs or symptoms of having an STD/STI, but I was told symptoms don’t always appear. Is this true? Which STDs/STIs can exist without signs or symptoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/zxcOFcUkwi |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @SFVLGBT @CDCSTD Welcome friends! #ChapCareChat |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A2: chlamydia often has no signs especially in women! Find a clinic & get tested https://t.co/g2BdKCULwa #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/ijQnIwSdhY |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA https://t.co/g2BdKCULwa #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/7tOoHIMdkS |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @aplatweets @CDCSTD #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A2: False. A person can have an STD and not show any of the known symptoms. You can have HPV, Chalmydia, Gonorrhea, or Herpes with no symptoms. The only way to know is to get tested. https://t.co/S7F95C0E9W #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/sZ5C5XYM8X |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A2: Yes! Many STDs/STIs can exist without symptoms, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, & HPV. This is why regular testing is important. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont For the most part many STI’s are asymptotic which is why it is important to get regularly tested #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/s0BMawM97m |
 | Marc Cuison @itsmarccuison Q2: HPV is the most common unidentifiable STD/STI. Though Chalmydia, Gonnorhea and Herpes have symptoms that may cause concern, some don't realize they've been infected.#ChapCareChat https://t.co/6Rg6Jev9LY |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @MensHlthNetwork: Q2: Q2: Yes, it's true. Nearly all STDs/STIs have cases of indivduals being asymptomatic. #HPV even #HIV AIDs can show no sypmtoms. Also, chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes. So check yourself! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/o0n1OgC7KV |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg This is true! Stigma is a big issue. Please use #ChapCareChat to engage in the chat. 😊 https://t.co/NWzjxxrl4b |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A2) Also, for some infections, the incubation period can be years - but you don’t have to wait that long to get tested. You can get tested for most common infections with 2-3 weeks of exposure. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A2) Yes - STDs don't always cause symptoms, so it's possible to have an infection and not know. HPV is the most common STD in the US, and most people with it never show symptoms. That's why it's so important to get tested regularly #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A2: True! A person can have an STD and not show any of the known symptoms. You can have HPV, Chalmydia, Gonorrhea, or Herpes with no symptoms. The only way to know is to get tested. https://t.co/S7F95C0E9W #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/GZKWBR6Ffv |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: https://t.co/g2BdKCULwa #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/7tOoHIMdkS |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters Absolutely! Older populations are at risk of contracting STIs and STDs too! Each age group has a different level of risk, as well as the type of infection/diseases most prevalent. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/ktGQYcGe77 |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: A2: A2: Yes, it is true! Chlamydia is known as the “silent infection” because most people will never feel symptoms. If left untreated, this can cause infertility in women. That is why it is crucial to get yourself tested. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/UKz12TfYBy |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @RieOfLetters: Absolutely! Older populations are at risk of contracting STIs and STDs too! Each age group has a different level of risk, as well as the type of infection/diseases most prevalent. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/ktGQYcGe77 |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @InfoASHA: A2: A2: chlamydia often has no signs especially in women! Find a clinic & get tested https://t.co/g2BdKCULwa #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/ijQnIwSdhY |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: A2: A2: This is true! Many common STDs/STIs don’t present signs or symptoms among men or women. HPV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, & trchomoniasis can all exist without signs or symptoms. It's important to always get tested! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/KWJJlGeuAu |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @HEOClaremont: For the most part many STI’s are asymptotic which is why it is important to get regularly tested #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/s0BMawM97m |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @itsmarccuison: Q2: Q2: HPV is the most common unidentifiable STD/STI. Though Chalmydia, Gonnorhea and Herpes have symptoms that may cause concern, some don't realize they've been infected.#ChapCareChat https://t.co/6Rg6Jev9LY |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A2: It's true! Nearly all STDs/STIs can show no symptoms! That's why it's so important to get regularly tested and use condoms/barrier methods. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth https://t.co/3xknile9zN |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @HEOClaremont: For the most part many STI’s are asymptotic which is why it is important to get regularly tested #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/s0BMawM97m |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @RieOfLetters: Absolutely! Older populations are at risk of contracting STIs and STDs too! Each age group has a different level of risk, as well as the type of infection/diseases most prevalent. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/ktGQYcGe77 |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter RT @SMART_squad: A1: A1: Young people are greatly impacted by STIs. According to the @CDC_HIVAIDS, youth 15-24 make up 70% of new gonorrhea infections, and many don't realize this! #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| R3VNG @R3VNG RT @ChapCareOrg: Q2: Q2: I don’t show signs or symptoms of having an STD/STI, but I was told symptoms don’t always appear. Is this true? Which STDs/STIs can exist without signs or symptoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/zxcOFcUkwi | |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @sabanclinic: A2: A2: True! A person can have an STD and not show any of the known symptoms. You can have HPV, Chalmydia, Gonorrhea, or Herpes with no symptoms. The only way to know is to get tested. https://t.co/S7F95C0E9W #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/GZKWBR6Ffv |
| R3VNG @R3VNG RT @ChapCareOrg: Q1: Q1: It seems that people aren’t talking about STDs/STIs anymore. What are some common STDs/STIs that exist and are emerging? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/JBkZ5ubeLO | |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HEOClaremont: For the most part many STI’s are asymptotic which is why it is important to get regularly tested #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/s0BMawM97m |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: A2: A2: chlamydia often has no signs especially in women! Find a clinic & get tested https://t.co/g2BdKCULwa #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/ijQnIwSdhY |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @AdHealthCenter: A2: A2: It's true! Nearly all STDs/STIs can show no symptoms! That's why it's so important to get regularly tested and use condoms/barrier methods. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth https://t.co/3xknile9zN |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A2) Also, for some infections, the incubation period can be years - but you don’t have to wait that long to get tested. You can get tested for most common infections with 2-3 weeks of exposure. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 At a time when #STDs are at a record high, it’s never been more important to protect your patients’ sexual health as a provider, or stand up for your own sexual health as a patient. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/AwNkUR4Xat |
| ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A2) Also, for some infections, the incubation period can be years - but you don’t have to wait that long to get tested. You can get tested for most common infections with 2-3 weeks of exposure. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Great response! Remember to use #ChapCareChat👍 https://t.co/S4jRq2pwtM |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic #KnowWhereYouStand and #GetTested! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/XXCpTTzRTx |
 | Amy Jenkins @amy9088 RT @HEOClaremont: For the most part many STI’s are asymptotic which is why it is important to get regularly tested #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/s0BMawM97m |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @HEOClaremont Getting tested frequently helps detect an STD/STI early. This way an individual can get treated in time. #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q3: I’ve been with my partner for 3 years, and we’re sexually exclusive. There’s no way either one of us has an STD/STI. Why should my partner and I still get tested? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0aslFTFU7H |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters Testing is important even if you think you are low-risk/in a committed relationship. Lack of obvious symptoms is one reason why. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/430JeNH21y |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @SMART_squad: A1: A1: Young people are greatly impacted by STIs. According to the @CDC_HIVAIDS, youth 15-24 make up 70% of new gonorrhea infections, and many don't realize this! #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q3: Q3: I’ve been with my partner for 3 years, and we’re sexually exclusive. There’s no way either one of us has an STD/STI. Why should my partner and I still get tested? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0aslFTFU7H |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Even people in long-term monogamous relationships can get STD's. Some infections, like herpes and HPV, can lie dormant for years before diagnosis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q3: Q3: I’ve been with my partner for 3 years, and we’re sexually exclusive. There’s no way either one of us has an STD/STI. Why should my partner and I still get tested? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0aslFTFU7H |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Check out this blog about protecting each other by getting tested together! https://t.co/BrZJeqoh5F #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Check out this blog about protecting each other by getting tested together! https://t.co/BrZJeqoh5F #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| Laura Orozco @LauraOr56606312 @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A1). HPV is the most common STD that is seen in those that are sexually active. Recently Ive been hearing a lot about chlamydia by people around me. People that they know are infected because they weren't careful about using condoms. #chapcarechat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A3: It’s good for you and your partner to get tested before having sex without a condom. If you’re in an open relationship, you may want to get tested more frequently. https://t.co/yRzx2ckLSk #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/sSydQE1pi2 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Even people in long-term monogamous relationships can get STD's. Some infections, like herpes and HPV, can lie dormant for years before diagnosis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters @HHS_HealthReg2 My health care provider mentioned testing at my annual wellness exam. I was so happy! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 You can’t tell if someone has an #STD just by looking at them. Many STDs don’t cause any symptoms. #STDMonth18 #STIAwarenessMonth #ChapCareChat https://t.co/6N4QexPP0F |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: At a time when #STDs are at a record high, it’s never been more important to protect your patients’ sexual health as a provider, or stand up for your own sexual health as a patient. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/AwNkUR4Xat |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A3: STDs/STIs are most often transmitted by partners who have no clue so testing is crucial. If you say yes to sex then #YesMeansTest! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/r19lLs0t1b |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork A3: While monogamous couples are at lower risk for STIs and STDs -- you should ALWAYS know your status and get tested at least annually. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @HHS_HealthReg2: You can’t tell if someone has an #STD just by looking at them. Many STDs don’t cause any symptoms. #STDMonth18 #STIAwarenessMonth #ChapCareChat https://t.co/6N4QexPP0F |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A3: Getting tested does not equate to cheating or lack of trust. People can have an STD for years and not know it. Getting tested will give you piece mind, which can result in better sexual health for both parties. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/TyKSAnN3gc |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD It can sometimes take several years from the point of contact for some STD/STIs to show symptoms or show up in a test. It’s best to get tested even if you think that you and your partner are STD/STI free. Get tested together. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/yX1Rw2qUcA |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @HHS_HealthReg2: You can’t tell if someone has an #STD just by looking at them. Many STDs don’t cause any symptoms. #STDMonth18 #STIAwarenessMonth #ChapCareChat https://t.co/6N4QexPP0F |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @ISGMH @CDCSTD Can these dormant infections be detected when tested? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q3: Q3: I’ve been with my partner for 3 years, and we’re sexually exclusive. There’s no way either one of us has an STD/STI. Why should my partner and I still get tested? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0aslFTFU7H |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: A3: A3: STDs/STIs are most often transmitted by partners who have no clue so testing is crucial. If you say yes to sex then #YesMeansTest! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/r19lLs0t1b |
| ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Even people in long-term monogamous relationships can get STD's. Some infections, like herpes and HPV, can lie dormant for years before diagnosis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Check out this blog about protecting each other by getting tested together! https://t.co/BrZJeqoh5F #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| Marc Cuison @itsmarccuison Q3: Asymptomatic STD/STI will still infect ANYONE. It doesn't matter how long a relationship has been. EVERYONE is susceptible of being infected. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/MX9zQLGgKD |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Not all medical checkups include #STD testing. Unless you ask to be tested, you can’t assume you have been. #STDMonth18 #STIAwarenessMonth #ChapCareChat https://t.co/HKpBCnzPxi |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Even people in long-term monogamous relationships can get STD's. Some infections, like herpes and HPV, can lie dormant for years before diagnosis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: A3: A3: Getting tested does not equate to cheating or lack of trust. People can have an STD for years and not know it. Getting tested will give you piece mind, which can result in better sexual health for both parties. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/TyKSAnN3gc |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @LauraOr56606312: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A1). HPV is the most common STD that is seen in those that are sexually active. Recently Ive been hearing a lot about chlamydia by people around me. People that they know are infected because they weren't careful about using condoms. #chapcarechat |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD It can sometimes take several years from the point of contact for some STD/STIs to show symptoms or show up in a test. It’s best to get tested even if you think that you and your partner are STD/STI free. Get tested together. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/yX1Rw2qUcA |
| ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Even people in long-term monogamous relationships can get STD's. Some infections, like herpes and HPV, can lie dormant for years before diagnosis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Thanks for pointing out. HPV is a lesser talked about STD #ChapCareChat https://t.co/Gp2P7iN7zk |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) Even people in long-term monogamous relationships can get STD's. Some infections, like herpes and HPV, can lie dormant for years before diagnosis. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD It can sometimes take several years from the point of contact for some STD/STIs to show symptoms or show up in a test. It’s best to get tested even if you think that you and your partner are STD/STI free. Get tested together. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/yX1Rw2qUcA |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A3: Talking to an exclusive partner about testing can feel awkward, but it's so important to the health of both parties because many STDs/STIs may not show symptoms for years. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD It can sometimes take several years from the point of contact for some STD/STIs to show symptoms or show up in a test. It’s best to get tested even if you think that you and your partner are STD/STI free. Get tested together. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/yX1Rw2qUcA |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @itsmarccuison: Q3: Q3: Asymptomatic STD/STI will still infect ANYONE. It doesn't matter how long a relationship has been. EVERYONE is susceptible of being infected. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/MX9zQLGgKD |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: Download ASHA's Chlamydia 101 fact sheet at https://t.co/4pV0LvxVzp #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2eCNdbd3HB |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q4: Now that I know everyone should be tested, what about contraceptives? Should we still use them during sex? Is there one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs and STIs? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/GW0zd58caY |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: Download ASHA's Chlamydia 101 fact sheet at https://t.co/4pV0LvxVzp #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2eCNdbd3HB |
| CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: Some STDs/STIs can be sneaky & don’t present symptoms! Drs. will recommend different tests based on age, sex, & sexual history, despite rel. status. Talk to your doctor about testing for your personal health and relationship wellbeing. #ChapCareChat #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/8MyOQxQnni |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) It's not so simple - there is no single type of protection from all STD's, and the risk of transmission depends on the type of sex (and infection) in question. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q4: Q4: Now that I know everyone should be tested, what about contraceptives? Should we still use them during sex? Is there one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs and STIs? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/GW0zd58caY |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @SMART_squad: A3: A3: Talking to an exclusive partner about testing can feel awkward, but it's so important to the health of both parties because many STDs/STIs may not show symptoms for years. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | Alana Ward @AlanaJWard RT @AdHealthCenter: A1: A1: We've run the nation's largest HPV study for 10 years. We made this infographic to give the data back to the participants! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth https://t.co/v6WsXwDJqA |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A3) STIs can stay dormant for a long time. Even though there's a lower chance you have an STI, you'll feel less anxious. It's also a great time to ask your dr other sexual health questions AND practice communicating about sex w your partner! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/RpxP7OEyUv |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) Anybody who has unprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sex, or genital-skin-to-skin contact with another person can get a STD. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter RT @SMART_squad: A3: A3: Talking to an exclusive partner about testing can feel awkward, but it's so important to the health of both parties because many STDs/STIs may not show symptoms for years. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD It can sometimes take several years from the point of contact for some STD/STIs to show symptoms or show up in a test. It’s best to get tested even if you think that you and your partner are STD/STI free. Get tested together. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/yX1Rw2qUcA |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q4: Q4: Now that I know everyone should be tested, what about contraceptives? Should we still use them during sex? Is there one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs and STIs? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/GW0zd58caY |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork A4: Contraceptives should always be used for non-monogamous sex partners. No contraceptive is 100% effective against STIs or STDS but they can significant reduce the risk of an infection. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/v1EzeXN1k8 |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) There are lots of options to choose from to make sex safer - like using external condoms, internal condoms, or dental dams. This page from @Scarleteen is an excellent resource on these barrier methods: https://t.co/VN2keMyKdK #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A4: Most contraceptives do prevent the chances of getting pregnant, so unless if you are aiming to get pregnant, you should definitely be using contraceptives during sex. Aside from abstinence, the one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs & STIs is condoms. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/b0UArQijSk |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @Christian_81608 @CDCSTD @drportiaj students came out strong today! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/pIrebj97ON |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q4: Q4: Now that I know everyone should be tested, what about contraceptives? Should we still use them during sex? Is there one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs and STIs? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/GW0zd58caY |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters We need to help everyone, even exclusive partners, feel more comfortable talking about STDs and STIs with their partners. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/q4fUfilOYi |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A4: No condom prevents STDs 100%, but nothing protects better than a condom used properly. STDs that are spread by Skin to Skin contact (HPV, Herpes, Pubic Lice) may be transmitted even while using a condom. https://t.co/iPUEibcLBv #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/xpZi6aV09F |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) Anybody who has unprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sex, or genital-skin-to-skin contact with another person can get a STD. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @InfoASHA: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: Download ASHA's Chlamydia 101 fact sheet at https://t.co/4pV0LvxVzp #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2eCNdbd3HB |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) There are lots of options to choose from to make sex safer - like using external condoms, internal condoms, or dental dams. This page from @Scarleteen is an excellent resource on these barrier methods: https://t.co/VN2keMyKdK #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @InfoASHA: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: Download ASHA's Chlamydia 101 fact sheet at https://t.co/4pV0LvxVzp #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2eCNdbd3HB |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Thanks for sharing this great resource #ChapCareChat https://t.co/5W6YEpAeM2 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) There are lots of options to choose from to make sex safer - like using external condoms, internal condoms, or dental dams. This page from @Scarleteen is an excellent resource on these barrier methods: https://t.co/VN2keMyKdK #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @RieOfLetters: We need to help everyone, even exclusive partners, feel more comfortable talking about STDs and STIs with their partners. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/q4fUfilOYi |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD There is no contraceptive that is 100% effective at preventing all STDs/STIs, only abstinence. However, condoms are currently the best option for sexually active people regarding STD/STI prevention. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/vrwlfBNuqE |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) Anybody who has unprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sex, or genital-skin-to-skin contact with another person can get a STD. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @MensHlthNetwork: A4: A4: Contraceptives should always be used for non-monogamous sex partners. No contraceptive is 100% effective against STIs or STDS but they can significant reduce the risk of an infection. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/v1EzeXN1k8 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: A3) STIs can stay dormant for a long time. Even though there's a lower chance you have an STI, you'll feel less anxious. It's also a great time to ask your dr other sexual health questions AND practice communicating about sex w your partner! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/RpxP7OEyUv |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) It's not so simple - there is no single type of protection from all STD's, and the risk of transmission depends on the type of sex (and infection) in question. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 The only way to know for sure if one has an #STD is to get tested. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat https://t.co/ZxQbhdOyxu |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3: Some STDs/STIs can be sneaky & don’t present symptoms! Drs. will recommend different tests based on age, sex, & sexual history, despite rel. status. Talk to your doctor about testing for your personal health and relationship wellbeing. #ChapCareChat #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/8MyOQxQnni |
| CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: It is important to use contraceptives during sex if you want to avoid pregnancy, but they do not provide complete protection from STDs/STIs. Only condoms reduce the risk of acquiring STDs/STIs from skin-to-skin contact! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: A4: A4: Most contraceptives do prevent the chances of getting pregnant, so unless if you are aiming to get pregnant, you should definitely be using contraceptives during sex. Aside from abstinence, the one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs & STIs is condoms. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/b0UArQijSk |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @sabanclinic: A4: A4: No condom prevents STDs 100%, but nothing protects better than a condom used properly. STDs that are spread by Skin to Skin contact (HPV, Herpes, Pubic Lice) may be transmitted even while using a condom. https://t.co/iPUEibcLBv #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/xpZi6aV09F |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD There is no contraceptive that is 100% effective at preventing all STDs/STIs, only abstinence. However, condoms are currently the best option for sexually active people regarding STD/STI prevention. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/vrwlfBNuqE |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @sabanclinic: A4: A4: No condom prevents STDs 100%, but nothing protects better than a condom used properly. STDs that are spread by Skin to Skin contact (HPV, Herpes, Pubic Lice) may be transmitted even while using a condom. https://t.co/iPUEibcLBv #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/xpZi6aV09F |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A4: condoms of the male and female (or external and internal) varieties are excellent at STD and pregnancy prevention #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic @RieOfLetters Yes! Absolutely agree. The more open we become about talking about STDs / STIs the easier people will receive the information. Prevention through education. Great point! #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q5: A friend told me using two condoms will doubles my chances of not getting an STD/STI during intercourse. Does two condoms mean double protection? What are effective ways to decrease my chances of contracting an STD / STI? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/sf1DRn4h1x |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: The only way to know for sure if one has an #STD is to get tested. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat https://t.co/ZxQbhdOyxu |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD There is no contraceptive that is 100% effective at preventing all STDs/STIs, only abstinence. However, condoms are currently the best option for sexually active people regarding STD/STI prevention. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/vrwlfBNuqE |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: Unfortunately there's not one thing that prevents pregnancy and ALL STIs. External or internal condoms can greatly reduce the chance of getting pregnant if that's a concern, and protect against many (not all!) STIs. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 If you are sexually active, you can reduce your risk of getting an #STD by using a #condom. Got condoms? Condoms help prevent STDs! Find FREE condoms near you: https://t.co/lgCPGWzZa7 #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat https://t.co/AIjl53UE7x |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: Unfortunately there's not one thing that prevents pregnancy and ALL STIs. External or internal condoms can greatly reduce the chance of getting pregnant if that's a concern, and protect against many (not all!) STIs. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) There are lots of options to choose from to make sex safer - like using external condoms, internal condoms, or dental dams. This page from @Scarleteen is an excellent resource on these barrier methods: https://t.co/VN2keMyKdK #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: It is important to use contraceptives during sex if you want to avoid pregnancy, but they do not provide complete protection from STDs/STIs. Only condoms reduce the risk of acquiring STDs/STIs from skin-to-skin contact! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Marc Cuison @itsmarccuison @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: The most effective contraceptive would be vasectomy for men. It's reversible. Most contraceptives have side effects, so always consult with your doctor first. #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: A4: A4: Most contraceptives do prevent the chances of getting pregnant, so unless if you are aiming to get pregnant, you should definitely be using contraceptives during sex. Aside from abstinence, the one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs & STIs is condoms. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/b0UArQijSk |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A5: This is a MYTH! Using two condoms can cause friction, which increases the chances of the condom breaking during intercourse. An effective way to keep your condoms from breaking is keeping them in a dry and cool place. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/K2t75Ft4B0 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: If you are sexually active, you can reduce your risk of getting an #STD by using a #condom. Got condoms? Condoms help prevent STDs! Find FREE condoms near you: https://t.co/lgCPGWzZa7 #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat https://t.co/AIjl53UE7x |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5) PLEASE do NOT wear two condoms at once - this can cause the condom to rip. Two condoms means NO protection. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD There is no contraceptive that is 100% effective at preventing all STDs/STIs, only abstinence. However, condoms are currently the best option for sexually active people regarding STD/STI prevention. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/vrwlfBNuqE |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q5: Q5: A friend told me using two condoms will doubles my chances of not getting an STD/STI during intercourse. Does two condoms mean double protection? What are effective ways to decrease my chances of contracting an STD / STI? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/sf1DRn4h1x |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD This is ABSOLUTELY not true! Doubling up on condoms can actually increase the friction between them, making it more likely that they’ll tear. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/bv03ovvFrj |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @aplatweets @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5) 95% of young men who have sex with men make errors when using condoms. Here's a fantastic resource on how to use condoms the right way to ensure that you are as protected as possible: https://t.co/bcvU1ZGu9i #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q3: Q3: I’ve been with my partner for 3 years, and we’re sexually exclusive. There’s no way either one of us has an STD/STI. Why should my partner and I still get tested? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0aslFTFU7H |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @itsmarccuison: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4: The most effective contraceptive would be vasectomy for men. It's reversible. Most contraceptives have side effects, so always consult with your doctor first. #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q5: Q5: A friend told me using two condoms will doubles my chances of not getting an STD/STI during intercourse. Does two condoms mean double protection? What are effective ways to decrease my chances of contracting an STD / STI? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/sf1DRn4h1x |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD If you are curious about safe sex practices, contact a doctor, another medical professional, or a community educator at APLA Health. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork Q5: Doubling up & wearing two condoms at once during sexual activity does not increase protection -- you are more likely to tear or rip the protective barrier in the process. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/HveXUOKAnS |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q5: Q5: A friend told me using two condoms will doubles my chances of not getting an STD/STI during intercourse. Does two condoms mean double protection? What are effective ways to decrease my chances of contracting an STD / STI? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/sf1DRn4h1x |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg 🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑 #ChapCareChat https://t.co/PaEkduOdBQ |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: A5: A5: This is a MYTH! Using two condoms can cause friction, which increases the chances of the condom breaking during intercourse. An effective way to keep your condoms from breaking is keeping them in a dry and cool place. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/K2t75Ft4B0 |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A4: Even though there's not 1 birth control method that protects against all STIs, using birth control with condoms is a great idea! You can use these questions as a guide to help you think about what birth control method is best for you. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/OFi4rswpyN |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD This is ABSOLUTELY not true! Doubling up on condoms can actually increase the friction between them, making it more likely that they’ll tear. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/bv03ovvFrj |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A4: Unfortunately, there isn't a single contraceptive that is 100% effective. But, if used correctly, condoms are very effective! #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth https://t.co/0EgywY9Lpd |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5) PLEASE do NOT wear two condoms at once - this can cause the condom to rip. Two condoms means NO protection. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A5a: Don’t listen to your friend! Using two condoms at once will cause more friction and can cause additional leakage or tearing of the condom. It also won’t fit correctly and risks slipping off. https://t.co/Yezh4S0VuN #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/tEnCn7xSwM |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ISGMH: @aplatweets @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5) 95% of young men who have sex with men make errors when using condoms. Here's a fantastic resource on how to use condoms the right way to ensure that you are as protected as possible: https://t.co/bcvU1ZGu9i #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @aplatweets @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5) 95% of young men who have sex with men make errors when using condoms. Here's a fantastic resource on how to use condoms the right way to ensure that you are as protected as possible: https://t.co/bcvU1ZGu9i #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A5b: The best way to protect yourself against STDs is by using condoms the right way, every time: https://t.co/xtFLyoL1wZ #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q6: I heard STDs/STIs are only passed through sexual intercourse. Are there other forms of STD/STI transmission? What’s the best prevention for STDS/STI that can be transmitted through non-sexual contact? #ChapCareChat https://t.co/jrxiHKO8JK |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD If you are curious about safe sex practices, contact a doctor, another medical professional, or a community educator at APLA Health. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @ISGMH @CDCSTD Can you combine a male and female condom? 🤔 #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A5c: If you're unsure of how to properly put on a condom, here's a video from @PPFA that can help: https://t.co/0MqcY09Dqd #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A5: No! "double bagging" or using two condoms increases friction and makes them more likely to break or fail. One to a customer, please! #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @sabanclinic: A5a: A5a: Don’t listen to your friend! Using two condoms at once will cause more friction and can cause additional leakage or tearing of the condom. It also won’t fit correctly and risks slipping off. https://t.co/Yezh4S0VuN #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/tEnCn7xSwM |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: A4: A4: Even though there's not 1 birth control method that protects against all STIs, using birth control with condoms is a great idea! You can use these questions as a guide to help you think about what birth control method is best for you. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/OFi4rswpyN |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @AdHealthCenter: A4: A4: Even though there's not 1 birth control method that protects against all STIs, using birth control with condoms is a great idea! You can use these questions as a guide to help you think about what birth control method is best for you. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/OFi4rswpyN |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 No, you should never use more than 1 condom at a time. Using 2 condoms actually offers less protection than using just one. Why? Using 2 condoms can cause friction between them, weakening the material & increasing the chance that the condoms might break. #STDMonth18 #ChapCareChat |
| Laura Orozco @LauraOr56606312 @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) It doesn't matter how long you've been with a person it is important to get tested because even if we think they are exclusive there are times when either partner engage in unprotected sex with someone else. Getting tested is there to help prevent STDs/STIs. #chapcarechat |
| CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5: No! Friction from both condoms can cause tears in the condoms, leaving room for STD/STI transmission & pregnancy. Using a male condom decreases your chances of contracting an STD/STI. Certain vaccines also prevent STDs/STIs!#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/9TOXsQa03Z |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: A5: A5: No! "double bagging" or using two condoms increases friction and makes them more likely to break or fail. One to a customer, please! #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A5: Double bagging is NEVER a good idea. It makes it MORE likely your condom will break-- and probably make sex less fun for both of you! Instead, use an internal OR external condom with some water-based lube! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/ix3elngnSW |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) STD transmission can occur in a number of different ways, including penetrative intercourse, genital skin-to-skin contact, oral sex, and sharing sex toys with no barriers. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD Few STDs/STIs are transmitted outside of intercourse. Herpes, however, can be transmitted through kissing and HPV can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact. Oral sex, which some don’t consider intercourse, can also lead to infection from pre-ejaculate or blood.#ChapCareChat https://t.co/SH8yZTRreT |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @InfoASHA: A5: A5: No! "double bagging" or using two condoms increases friction and makes them more likely to break or fail. One to a customer, please! #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q6: Q6: I heard STDs/STIs are only passed through sexual intercourse. Are there other forms of STD/STI transmission? What’s the best prevention for STDS/STI that can be transmitted through non-sexual contact? #ChapCareChat https://t.co/jrxiHKO8JK |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A5: Two condoms =/= double protection and can actually increase the chances of it breaking! #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 No other method of birth control is as successful at protecting people against sexually transmitted diseases (#STDs) as a condom. So always use a condom if you are having any kind of sex (vaginal, anal, or oral). But just one at a time! #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @ISGMH @CDCSTD Thanks for clarifying! #ChapCareChat |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) There are ways to prevent STD transmission through non-sexual contact, such as the HPV and hepatitis B vaccine. It's also important to get tested regularly. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD Few STDs/STIs are transmitted outside of intercourse. Herpes, however, can be transmitted through kissing and HPV can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact. Oral sex, which some don’t consider intercourse, can also lead to infection from pre-ejaculate or blood.#ChapCareChat https://t.co/SH8yZTRreT |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters Sorry, I have to bow out early! It was a fantastic chat, as always! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Very informative video. Thanks @sabanclinic #ChapCareChat https://t.co/quusvhohvX |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD Few STDs/STIs are transmitted outside of intercourse. Herpes, however, can be transmitted through kissing and HPV can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact. Oral sex, which some don’t consider intercourse, can also lead to infection from pre-ejaculate or blood.#ChapCareChat https://t.co/SH8yZTRreT |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) STD transmission can occur in a number of different ways, including penetrative intercourse, genital skin-to-skin contact, oral sex, and sharing sex toys with no barriers. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD There is no contraceptive that is 100% effective at preventing all STDs/STIs, only abstinence. However, condoms are currently the best option for sexually active people regarding STD/STI prevention. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/vrwlfBNuqE |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: No other method of birth control is as successful at protecting people against sexually transmitted diseases (#STDs) as a condom. So always use a condom if you are having any kind of sex (vaginal, anal, or oral). But just one at a time! #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @AdHealthCenter: A5: A5: Double bagging is NEVER a good idea. It makes it MORE likely your condom will break-- and probably make sex less fun for both of you! Instead, use an internal OR external condom with some water-based lube! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/ix3elngnSW |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5: No! Friction from both condoms can cause tears in the condoms, leaving room for STD/STI transmission & pregnancy. Using a male condom decreases your chances of contracting an STD/STI. Certain vaccines also prevent STDs/STIs!#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/9TOXsQa03Z |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A5: No! Friction from both condoms can cause tears in the condoms, leaving room for STD/STI transmission & pregnancy. Using a male condom decreases your chances of contracting an STD/STI. Certain vaccines also prevent STDs/STIs!#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/9TOXsQa03Z |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @LauraOr56606312: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A3) It doesn't matter how long you've been with a person it is important to get tested because even if we think they are exclusive there are times when either partner engage in unprotected sex with someone else. Getting tested is there to help prevent STDs/STIs. #chapcarechat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @HHS_HealthReg2: No, you should never use more than 1 condom at a time. Using 2 condoms actually offers less protection than using just one. Why? Using 2 condoms can cause friction between them, weakening the material & increasing the chance that the condoms might break. #STDMonth18 #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A6: Intercourse is not the only way to transmit an STD/STI. STDs/STIs can be transmitted during oral sex which is why you and your partner should use some type of barrier such as a condom or dental dam. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/fQE97z49TU |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork Q6: STDs and STIs can still be passed through mutual masturbation, oral sex and anal sex. Kissing or skin-to-skin contact can also pass along certain types of herpes & HPV. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 If abstinence is not possible, use #condoms whenever you have sex—vaginal, anal, or oral. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat https://t.co/aLKdoizbJn |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) There are ways to prevent STD transmission through non-sexual contact, such as the HPV and hepatitis B vaccine. It's also important to get tested regularly. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) STD transmission can occur in a number of different ways, including penetrative intercourse, genital skin-to-skin contact, oral sex, and sharing sex toys with no barriers. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: A6: A6: Intercourse is not the only way to transmit an STD/STI. STDs/STIs can be transmitted during oral sex which is why you and your partner should use some type of barrier such as a condom or dental dam. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/fQE97z49TU |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Thank you for stopping by! 😊 #ChapCareChat https://t.co/DK0wetOfUl |
| CCALAC @CCALAC A6: Yes – STDs/STIs can be passed through blood transfusions, unclean needles, skin-to-skin contact, & oral sex to name a few. Condoms, vaccines, & sanitation are effective ways to avoid STDs/STIs. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/XcsB3fH1rX |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @MensHlthNetwork: Q6: Q6: STDs and STIs can still be passed through mutual masturbation, oral sex and anal sex. Kissing or skin-to-skin contact can also pass along certain types of herpes & HPV. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Laura Orozco @LauraOr56606312 @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) There is no contraceptive that will protect against getting STDs/STIs, they are there to prevent pregnancy. Therefore, if you want to reduce your risk of getting infected just engage in protected sex. #chapcarechat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q7: What are other common myths regarding STDs, and how do we dispel these myths? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/nDBIiQawaw |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @SMART_squad: A3: A3: Talking to an exclusive partner about testing can feel awkward, but it's so important to the health of both parties because many STDs/STIs may not show symptoms for years. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q7: Q7: What are other common myths regarding STDs, and how do we dispel these myths? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/nDBIiQawaw |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q4: Q4: Now that I know everyone should be tested, what about contraceptives? Should we still use them during sex? Is there one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs and STIs? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/GW0zd58caY |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q7: Q7: What are other common myths regarding STDs, and how do we dispel these myths? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/nDBIiQawaw |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: A4: A4: Most contraceptives do prevent the chances of getting pregnant, so unless if you are aiming to get pregnant, you should definitely be using contraceptives during sex. Aside from abstinence, the one contraceptive that will prevent all STDs & STIs is condoms. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/b0UArQijSk |
 | Dr Tirth Patel @qrswave RT @InfoASHA: A4: A4: condoms of the male and female (or external and internal) varieties are excellent at STD and pregnancy prevention #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont RT @ChapCareOrg: A5: A5: This is a MYTH! Using two condoms can cause friction, which increases the chances of the condom breaking during intercourse. An effective way to keep your condoms from breaking is keeping them in a dry and cool place. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/K2t75Ft4B0 |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A6: STDs/STIs can also be passed through oral sex or mutual masturbation. The HPV vaccination is one way to protect yourself against these STDs/STIs. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) There are ways to prevent STD transmission through non-sexual contact, such as the HPV and hepatitis B vaccine. It's also important to get tested regularly. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q5: Q5: A friend told me using two condoms will doubles my chances of not getting an STD/STI during intercourse. Does two condoms mean double protection? What are effective ways to decrease my chances of contracting an STD / STI? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/sf1DRn4h1x |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A6: Sexual intercourse is FAR from the only kind of sex. It's important to practice safer sex every time you have any kind of sex to help prevent STIs! Depending on what you're doing, you can use finger cots, dental dams, latex gloves or other barriers. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/LEiLJbNtjH |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: A5: A5: This is a MYTH! Using two condoms can cause friction, which increases the chances of the condom breaking during intercourse. An effective way to keep your condoms from breaking is keeping them in a dry and cool place. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/K2t75Ft4B0 |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q7: Q7: What are other common myths regarding STDs, and how do we dispel these myths? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/nDBIiQawaw |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q6: Q6: I heard STDs/STIs are only passed through sexual intercourse. Are there other forms of STD/STI transmission? What’s the best prevention for STDS/STI that can be transmitted through non-sexual contact? #ChapCareChat https://t.co/jrxiHKO8JK |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A6a: You can still transmit STDs/STIs through kissing, skin to skin contact, sharing towels/clothes and even a blood transfusion. Read more: https://t.co/HAYlX2lutU #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/8rfR6iDlaV |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg #ChapCareChat https://t.co/TQcByFFy8d |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A6b: The best protection against STDs/STIs is abstinence. Some other safe sexual activities include: masturbation and mutual masturbation, kissing, rubbing against your partner’s body with clothes on: https://t.co/EHNZRfh1CX #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/XonkSm4GdG |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD People often believe that you only get an STD if you are “slutty,” but everyone who is sexually active to any degree is susceptible to STDs. Education on how they are spread is the best way to dispel myths and end the stigma associated with STDs. #ChapCareChat #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/qmoCkGiwI6 |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A7a: One myth we thought was important to share is HIV is a death sentence. HIV is NOT a death sentence. With regular treatment, HIV patients can live normal lives and even have HIV-negative kids. https://t.co/9999MO7PRJ #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/MtsMllDi68 |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A7b: We offer both HIV testing and HIV Treatment. If you’ve never been tested, schedule an appointment with us and #KnowWhereYouStand. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @sabanclinic: A7a: A7a: One myth we thought was important to share is HIV is a death sentence. HIV is NOT a death sentence. With regular treatment, HIV patients can live normal lives and even have HIV-negative kids. https://t.co/9999MO7PRJ #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/MtsMllDi68 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: A6: A6: Sexual intercourse is FAR from the only kind of sex. It's important to practice safer sex every time you have any kind of sex to help prevent STIs! Depending on what you're doing, you can use finger cots, dental dams, latex gloves or other barriers. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/LEiLJbNtjH |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @LauraOr56606312: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A4) There is no contraceptive that will protect against getting STDs/STIs, they are there to prevent pregnancy. Therefore, if you want to reduce your risk of getting infected just engage in protected sex. #chapcarechat |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @AdHealthCenter: A6: A6: Sexual intercourse is FAR from the only kind of sex. It's important to practice safer sex every time you have any kind of sex to help prevent STIs! Depending on what you're doing, you can use finger cots, dental dams, latex gloves or other barriers. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/LEiLJbNtjH |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @AdHealthCenter: A6: A6: Sexual intercourse is FAR from the only kind of sex. It's important to practice safer sex every time you have any kind of sex to help prevent STIs! Depending on what you're doing, you can use finger cots, dental dams, latex gloves or other barriers. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/LEiLJbNtjH |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @SMART_squad: A6: A6: STDs/STIs can also be passed through oral sex or mutual masturbation. The HPV vaccination is one way to protect yourself against these STDs/STIs. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: A6: A6: Yes – STDs/STIs can be passed through blood transfusions, unclean needles, skin-to-skin contact, & oral sex to name a few. Condoms, vaccines, & sanitation are effective ways to avoid STDs/STIs. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/XcsB3fH1rX |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: If abstinence is not possible, use #condoms whenever you have sex—vaginal, anal, or oral. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat https://t.co/aLKdoizbJn |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @MensHlthNetwork: Q6: Q6: STDs and STIs can still be passed through mutual masturbation, oral sex and anal sex. Kissing or skin-to-skin contact can also pass along certain types of herpes & HPV. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD People often believe that you only get an STD if you are “slutty,” but everyone who is sexually active to any degree is susceptible to STDs. Education on how they are spread is the best way to dispel myths and end the stigma associated with STDs. #ChapCareChat #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/qmoCkGiwI6 |
| CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A7: Common FALSE myths: you can an STD/STI from a toilet seat, you can always tell if your partner has an STD, you can’t get an STD through oral sex, etc. Talk to your doctor or research how common STDs/STIs spread! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/19iTMDTY4p |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A7: Virtually everyone who has sex will have at least one STD and most will never know! STDs don't happen to "other" people, they happen to us all. #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #IspeakSexHealth #ashaad |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD People often believe that you only get an STD if you are “slutty,” but everyone who is sexually active to any degree is susceptible to STDs. Education on how they are spread is the best way to dispel myths and end the stigma associated with STDs. #ChapCareChat #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/qmoCkGiwI6 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A7: "Blood test is the only way to get tested." Not true, according to Planned Parenthood there is no single test for all STDs/STIs. Each STD/STI has its own test. It can be a urine test, a swab, or physical examination.#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: A7: A7: "Blood test is the only way to get tested." Not true, according to Planned Parenthood there is no single test for all STDs/STIs. Each STD/STI has its own test. It can be a urine test, a swab, or physical examination.#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg It's hard to keep up with all these great responses. Fantastic job everyone! Let's keep the momentum going! #chapcarechat https://t.co/Go5veCMhsc |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @sabanclinic: A7a: A7a: One myth we thought was important to share is HIV is a death sentence. HIV is NOT a death sentence. With regular treatment, HIV patients can live normal lives and even have HIV-negative kids. https://t.co/9999MO7PRJ #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/MtsMllDi68 |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A7: It's a common myth that having an STI makes you "dirty" or "slutty" (whatever that means!). But STIs say NOTHING about who you are as a person. Fight stigma by learning the facts (like in this chat) & talking openly about sexual health! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A7: One common myth among youth is that you can die from an STI/STD. We need to fight this false information with accurate, instead of fear-based, sex education! #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @sabanclinic: A7a: A7a: One myth we thought was important to share is HIV is a death sentence. HIV is NOT a death sentence. With regular treatment, HIV patients can live normal lives and even have HIV-negative kids. https://t.co/9999MO7PRJ #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/MtsMllDi68 |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter RT @InfoASHA: A7: A7: Virtually everyone who has sex will have at least one STD and most will never know! STDs don't happen to "other" people, they happen to us all. #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #IspeakSexHealth #ashaad |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Say it again! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/t4LAscCqaA |
 | Venice Family Clinic @VeniceFamClinic RT @sabanclinic: A1: A1: Nearly every sexually active person will have HPV at some point. Most types cause no harm. Other common STDs/STIs include: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis & Herpes. A full list of symptoms and treatments: https://t.co/bqchzryq8u #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/0kTUVxpAtq |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q8: If I get tested I’m afraid that everyone will find out, and I’ll get judged regardless of my test results. Will my friends know? How anonymous is the testing process? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/RtEwmxkvxI |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A7: Common FALSE myths: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A7: Common FALSE myths: you can an STD/STI from a toilet seat, you can always tell if your partner has an STD, you can’t get an STD through oral sex, etc. Talk to your doctor or research how common STDs/STIs spread! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/19iTMDTY4p |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: A7: A7: Virtually everyone who has sex will have at least one STD and most will never know! STDs don't happen to "other" people, they happen to us all. #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #IspeakSexHealth #ashaad |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q8: Q8: If I get tested I’m afraid that everyone will find out, and I’ll get judged regardless of my test results. Will my friends know? How anonymous is the testing process? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/RtEwmxkvxI |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A7: Common FALSE myths: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A7: Common FALSE myths: you can an STD/STI from a toilet seat, you can always tell if your partner has an STD, you can’t get an STD through oral sex, etc. Talk to your doctor or research how common STDs/STIs spread! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/19iTMDTY4p |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A7: Here are some other STI facts that we hope will combat these myths & #endstigma! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/Jxi2bfGGGO |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg #ChapCareChat https://t.co/ouWPcLWFSa |
 | Ashley Carmenia, MPH @AshleyCarmenia RT @InfoASHA: A7: A7: Virtually everyone who has sex will have at least one STD and most will never know! STDs don't happen to "other" people, they happen to us all. #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #IspeakSexHealth #ashaad |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A8a: The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or “HIPAA,” mandates testing centers protect the privacy of its patients. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg #ChapCareChat https://t.co/of03Ki1wFY |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A8b: That means regardless of the results, testing centers cannot share a patient’s medical record and must be discreet and respectful of the level of privacy of people’s sexual health. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter @SMART_squad Yes! Comprehensive, inclusive #sexed based on facts and not fear is so important! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Laura Orozco @LauraOr56606312 @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) Yes, there are other forms of STI/STD transmission other than sex. Just by kissing a person that is infected can infect you. The best prevention is to stay away if you think they are possibly infected. Do not risk getting infected. #chapcarechat |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD STD tests are confidential. Your results will be linked to your name in your medical record, but the record is protected by HIPAA, so that access is granted to only you and other authorized parties. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q8: Q8: If I get tested I’m afraid that everyone will find out, and I’ll get judged regardless of my test results. Will my friends know? How anonymous is the testing process? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/RtEwmxkvxI |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8b) Certain clinics provide anonymous testing, specifically for HIV. Anonymous testing means that absolutely no one other than you has access to the test and that your name is never recorded during the process. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
 | Amrutha Halugodu @amruthahere RT @InfoASHA: https://t.co/g2BdKCULwa #YesMeansTest #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/7tOoHIMdkS |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8c) Different public health departments may require reporting of different STDs for surveillance purposes, including syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia.#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @AdHealthCenter: A7: A7: Here are some other STI facts that we hope will combat these myths & #endstigma! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/Jxi2bfGGGO |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q8: Q8: If I get tested I’m afraid that everyone will find out, and I’ll get judged regardless of my test results. Will my friends know? How anonymous is the testing process? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/RtEwmxkvxI |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A8: Concerns about confidentiality are common (and valid!) among people under 18. Because different states have different HIV/STI testing laws, it's important for youth to ask & for providers to inform. #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Exactly! Some STDs/STIs are treatable and some curable. #ChapCareChat https://t.co/7xGXlZwJMT |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A7: MYTH: If you do not have a condom, you can use a plastic wrap. If you have used the plastic wrap method, get yourself tested! If you do not have a condom available, there resources available such as @PPLosAngeles that often provide free condoms! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/YGyGLPshQ7 |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD STD tests are confidential. Your results will be linked to your name in your medical record, but the record is protected by HIPAA, so that access is granted to only you and other authorized parties. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8b) Certain clinics provide anonymous testing, specifically for HIV. Anonymous testing means that absolutely no one other than you has access to the test and that your name is never recorded during the process. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg @HEOClaremont Very important to note. Thanks! Please remember to use #ChapCareChat😀 |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8c) Different public health departments may require reporting of different STDs for surveillance purposes, including syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia.#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg #ChapCareChat https://t.co/IBe8YYIe5F |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q7: Q7: What are other common myths regarding STDs, and how do we dispel these myths? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/nDBIiQawaw |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @LauraOr56606312: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A6) Yes, there are other forms of STI/STD transmission other than sex. Just by kissing a person that is infected can infect you. The best prevention is to stay away if you think they are possibly infected. Do not risk getting infected. #chapcarechat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD STD tests are confidential. Your results will be linked to your name in your medical record, but the record is protected by HIPAA, so that access is granted to only you and other authorized parties. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg #ChapCareChat https://t.co/O6Zj93V8h8 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8c) Different public health departments may require reporting of different STDs for surveillance purposes, including syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia.#ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Myth: I can get an STD from sitting on a toilet. Truth: There is no scientific evidence that proves that sitting on a toilet seat will give you an #STD. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A8: STD/STI results are protected under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) which protects all patient’s medical records and other personal health information. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: A7: MYTH: A7: MYTH: If you do not have a condom, you can use a plastic wrap. If you have used the plastic wrap method, get yourself tested! If you do not have a condom available, there resources available such as @PPLosAngeles that often provide free condoms! #ChapCareChat https://t.co/YGyGLPshQ7 |
| CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8: Testing is confidential and strictly between you and your doctor. Check out the link below to find out where you can get free and confidential testing: https://t.co/07bulAFzUc #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: @SMART_squad Yes! Comprehensive, inclusive #sexed based on facts and not fear is so important! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A8: Laws about confidentiality vary by state, but in NY and many other states STI testing is completely confidential. Confidentiality is a huge issue with teens, who are often afraid their parents will find out. If you're concerned, talk to your provider! #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: A7: A7: Here are some other STI facts that we hope will combat these myths & #endstigma! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/Jxi2bfGGGO |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Myth: I can get an STD from sitting on a toilet. Truth: Myth: I can get an STD from sitting on a toilet. Truth: There is no scientific evidence that proves that sitting on a toilet seat will give you an #STD. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q9: Should I talk to my doctor about my sexual history? What should I say and why? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/IREQXJMeP8 |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Myth: I’ve only slept with one partner, I can’t have an #STD. Truth: False. Having sex with only one partner does not eliminate you from contracting an STD. It is still important to consider your significant other’s past sexual experiences. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8: Testing is confidential and strictly between you and your doctor. Check out the link below to find out where you can get free and confidential testing: https://t.co/07bulAFzUc #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @AdHealthCenter: A8: A8: Laws about confidentiality vary by state, but in NY and many other states STI testing is completely confidential. Confidentiality is a huge issue with teens, who are often afraid their parents will find out. If you're concerned, talk to your provider! #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg When reporting these cases is the individual's information reported as well? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/u57MOBEcGt |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Myth: I can’t get an STD from oral or anal sex. Truth: #STDs can be transmitted via semen, blood, or genital contact. Having oral and anal sex will not prevent you from contracting an STD. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @AdHealthCenter: A7: A7: Here are some other STI facts that we hope will combat these myths & #endstigma! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/Jxi2bfGGGO |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @AdHealthCenter: A8: A8: Laws about confidentiality vary by state, but in NY and many other states STI testing is completely confidential. Confidentiality is a huge issue with teens, who are often afraid their parents will find out. If you're concerned, talk to your provider! #ChapCareChat |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q9: Q9: Should I talk to my doctor about my sexual history? What should I say and why? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/IREQXJMeP8 |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8: Testing is confidential and strictly between you and your doctor. Check out the link below to find out where you can get free and confidential testing: https://t.co/07bulAFzUc #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q9: Q9: Should I talk to my doctor about my sexual history? What should I say and why? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/IREQXJMeP8 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Myth: I can’t get an STD from oral or anal sex. Truth: Myth: I can’t get an STD from oral or anal sex. Truth: #STDs can be transmitted via semen, blood, or genital contact. Having oral and anal sex will not prevent you from contracting an STD. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A9a: It is important to talk to your doctor about your sexual history and sexual health concerns. Without open conversation, the risk of an STI not being screened for and treated before it becomes an STD increases. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A9b: Some questions you may be asked: How long have you been sexually active? Have you had sex with men, women, or both? What types of sexual activity do you engage in? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A9c: Any question about your health is welcomed during a sexual history discussion. Common questions: What do I do if a condom breaks? What should I do if a partner contacts me about having an STI/STD? Are there alternative condoms? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q8: Q8: If I get tested I’m afraid that everyone will find out, and I’ll get judged regardless of my test results. Will my friends know? How anonymous is the testing process? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/RtEwmxkvxI |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Myth: I can’t get an STD from oral or anal sex. Truth: Myth: I can’t get an STD from oral or anal sex. Truth: #STDs can be transmitted via semen, blood, or genital contact. Having oral and anal sex will not prevent you from contracting an STD. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Myth: I’ve only slept with one partner, I can’t have an #STD. Truth: Myth: I’ve only slept with one partner, I can’t have an #STD. Truth: False. Having sex with only one partner does not eliminate you from contracting an STD. It is still important to consider your significant other’s past sexual experiences. #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| PHFE Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) @PhfeWic RT @ChapCareOrg: A8: A8: STD/STI results are protected under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) which protects all patient’s medical records and other personal health information. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat #ispeaksexhealth #ashaad https://t.co/0LxFV4lqPW |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD Absolutely! Your doctor’s job is to make sure you receive the best care and stay healthy, not to judge you or your decisions. Tell them everything! It is crucial for allowing your doctor to implement the best care plan. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/QT6E1FWutX |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8: Testing is confidential and strictly between you and your doctor. Check out the link below to find out where you can get free and confidential testing: https://t.co/07bulAFzUc #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9a) Your doctor needs to know about your sexual history (and your sexual orientation and gender identity) in order to provide you the best care possible. However, we know that sharing that information is often easier said than done. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: Don’t be afraid to talk to your doctor! They value your health. Be honest about your sexual history & ask about different STD/STI tests. Knowing your status (even if you don’t have symptoms) will put your mind at ease. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2KTz2CRFQJ |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A8b) Certain clinics provide anonymous testing, specifically for HIV. Anonymous testing means that absolutely no one other than you has access to the test and that your name is never recorded during the process. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9b) If you identify as LGBTQ & feel uneasy opening up about your identity to your doctor, check out the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association’s Healthcare Provider directory for LGBTQ-friendly healthcare providers: https://t.co/WSEBKsKbeS #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9c) Sometimes, doctors aren't trained to ask the right questions. @GLMA_LGBTHealth has a fantastic list of topics sexual and gender minority folks should bring up with their providers: https://t.co/tmBLktGGSP #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: Don’t be afraid to talk to your doctor! They value your health. Be honest about your sexual history & ask about different STD/STI tests. Knowing your status (even if you don’t have symptoms) will put your mind at ease. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2KTz2CRFQJ |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: Don’t be afraid to talk to your doctor! They value your health. Be honest about your sexual history & ask about different STD/STI tests. Knowing your status (even if you don’t have symptoms) will put your mind at ease. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2KTz2CRFQJ |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9b) If you identify as LGBTQ & feel uneasy opening up about your identity to your doctor, check out the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association’s Healthcare Provider directory for LGBTQ-friendly healthcare providers: https://t.co/WSEBKsKbeS #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A9: It is extremely important to talk about health history in order to get the proper treatment. Let your health care provider know if you’ve ever been diagnosed with an STD how many partners you have, and if you are using any contraceptives.#ChapCareChat |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Get Tested, Get Treated! Visit https://t.co/2qnMCy5AyK to find a #STD testing site near you #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: A9: A9: It is extremely important to talk about health history in order to get the proper treatment. Let your health care provider know if you’ve ever been diagnosed with an STD how many partners you have, and if you are using any contraceptives.#ChapCareChat |
| ClaremontHEO @HEOClaremont Yes! It is important to inform your physician all of your sexual history for the best treatment! This also allows you to ask the doctor questions on things your curious about! It will be confidential unless treatment is necessarily #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDaweenessMonth https://t.co/0K4HAXifRa |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Get Tested, Get Treated! Visit https://t.co/2qnMCy5AyK to find a #STD testing site near you #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Q10: I want to help my friends that don’t have access to contraceptives, testing, and/or sexual health education. Where can they find easily accessible sexual health resources? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/LNvRPzTQ2v |
| Men's Health Network @MensHlthNetwork Thanks to @ChapCareOrg @CCALAC @InfoASHA @ISGMH @PhfeWic @sabanclinic @SFVLGBT @YesGTCV & @YoungInvincible participating! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/LHI5MpjQVF |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A9: Talking to a provider about sexual history is so important to staying healthy! Healthy Sexual has some great tips here to help start the conversation https://t.co/cE6WFv7LOn #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A9: Talking to a provider about sexual history is so important to staying healthy! Healthy Sexual has some great tips here to help start the conversation https://t.co/cE6WFv7LOn #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/cE6WFv7LOn |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A9: It is so important to talk to your doctor about your sexual history! It helps them know whether to recommend STI testing, birth control, and so much more. We discuss some other reasons on our blog! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 https://t.co/vJ6ci2w5ul |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Q10: Q10: I want to help my friends that don’t have access to contraceptives, testing, and/or sexual health education. Where can they find easily accessible sexual health resources? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/LNvRPzTQ2v |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9b) If you identify as LGBTQ & feel uneasy opening up about your identity to your doctor, check out the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association’s Healthcare Provider directory for LGBTQ-friendly healthcare providers: https://t.co/WSEBKsKbeS #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: Don’t be afraid to talk to your doctor! They value your health. Be honest about your sexual history & ask about different STD/STI tests. Knowing your status (even if you don’t have symptoms) will put your mind at ease. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2KTz2CRFQJ |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A10a: visit https://t.co/36naJFl9zU to find free/low cost clinics. https://t.co/UYDy4yIAiP will help you find PrEP/HIV services. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #YesMeansTest #SayYestoPrEP #Mississippi https://t.co/7ZAzstEm7W |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic RT @ChapCareOrg: Q10: Q10: I want to help my friends that don’t have access to contraceptives, testing, and/or sexual health education. Where can they find easily accessible sexual health resources? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/LNvRPzTQ2v |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Talking to your healthcare provider about your sexual health needs is an important step in protecting you from STDs. https://t.co/GHEloMJ9t1 #STDMonth18 #TreatMeRight #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @HEOClaremont: Yes! It is important to inform your physician all of your sexual history for the best treatment! This also allows you to ask the doctor questions on things your curious about! It will be confidential unless treatment is necessarily #chapcarechat #STDMonth18 #STDaweenessMonth https://t.co/0K4HAXifRa |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @InfoASHA: A10a: A10a: visit https://t.co/36naJFl9zU to find free/low cost clinics. https://t.co/UYDy4yIAiP will help you find PrEP/HIV services. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth #YesMeansTest #SayYestoPrEP #Mississippi https://t.co/7ZAzstEm7W |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD If they’re around LA, you can point them to one of our 6 health centers located throughout the county @ https://t.co/WfKmgrB0BU We provide all of the above. Otherwise, look into their community to find local nonprofit health centers that specialize in sexual health. #ChapCareChat |
| Saban Community Clinic @sabanclinic A10a: We offer information on sexual health, provide resources, and provide testing for STDs / STIs and HIV. All results are confidential and private. Regardless of ability to pay, our mission is to help you get well! https://t.co/mZ8lwPKgpx #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA A10b: @msdh offers the PSH app for personal sexual health: prevention, testing, treatment and more. Available for iPhone and Android! https://t.co/4a9m2AJPV9 #SayYesToPrEP #Mississippi #ispeaksexhealth #STDMonth18 #ChapCareChat https://t.co/7ZAzstEm7W |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A10) In today's political climate, especially after the removal of important health information from government websites, it's important that sexual and gender minorities have access to the resources they need. #ChapCareChat |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A10b) Important national resources that we're big fans of include @GLMA_LGBTHealth, @LambdaLegal, @TrevorProject, & @brc_central. In the Chicago area, @howardbrownhc and @Centeronhalsted are fantastic resources. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @aplatweets: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD If they’re around LA, you can point them to one of our 6 health centers located throughout the county @ https://t.co/WfKmgrB0BU We provide all of the above. Otherwise, look into their community to find local nonprofit health centers that specialize in sexual health. #ChapCareChat |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @ISGMH: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A10) In today's political climate, especially after the removal of important health information from government websites, it's important that sexual and gender minorities have access to the resources they need. #ChapCareChat |
| CCALAC @CCALAC Q10: Resources from Essential Access (@EssnAccessHlth) and Planned Parenthood (@PPLosAngeles) offer information on sexual health and where to access them. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/CZ9mEEf0Uw |
| SMART Project at Northwestern @SMART_squad A10: For young people, we're big fans of the resources of @Scarleteen, @Sexetc, and @BISHSexEd! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg A10: You can visit one of our clinics in the San Gabriel Valley for STD/STI screenings. If you are not in the SGV you can visit the CDC website to find a testing site. https://t.co/g8fGrz6iR0 #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/KSGEanJ8hZ |
| Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center @AdHealthCenter A10: If they're 10-22 years old in NYC, we provide completely free, confidential, nonjudgmental healthcare, including STI testing/treatment & birth control! We can also talk about how to use barrier methods (& send a few home w them!) #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/6jXg4ubmkh |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg That's all the questions for #ChapCareChat this week! Thanks @aplatweets for being a fantastic co-host! Great information shared today friends #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/6qVScS2Gl5 |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH @ChapCareOrg @MensHlthNetwork @CCALAC @InfoASHA @PhfeWic @sabanclinic @SFVLGBT @YesGTCV @YoungInvincible Thanks for the invite! It was awesome to be part of this timely conversation. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #stdawarenessmonth |
| American Sexual Health Association @InfoASHA Thanks for hosting and to everyone for sharing all the tremendous resources. #SayYesToPrEP #Mississippi #ispeaksexhealth #STDMonth18 #ChapCareChat https://t.co/c4j2033w3u |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Thanks to @CCALAC @InfoASHA @ISGMH @MensHlthNetwork @PhfeWic @sabanclinic @SFVLGBT & @YesGTCV participating! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/oX1KyWK6My |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Thanks to @itsmarccuison @Christian_81608 @ADHealthCenter @rieofletters @HEOClaremont @SMART_squad @jackbunting @deezyquyen @drportiaj @HHS_HealthReg2 & @LauraOr56606312 for participating! #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/oYnvuKshsl |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg Thanks for chatting with us! You can follow ChapCare on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ChapCareOrg #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
| ChapCare @ChapCareOrg RT @CCALAC: Q10: Q10: Resources from Essential Access (@EssnAccessHlth) and Planned Parenthood (@PPLosAngeles) offer information on sexual health and where to access them. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/CZ9mEEf0Uw |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q10: Q10: I want to help my friends that don’t have access to contraceptives, testing, and/or sexual health education. Where can they find easily accessible sexual health resources? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/LNvRPzTQ2v |
| CCALAC @CCALAC @ChapCareOrg @aplatweets It was wonderful chatting with you all! Thank you for another informative #ChapCareChat! https://t.co/Q0EM0utrXH |
| Institute for SGM Health and Wellbeing @ISGMH RT @ChapCareOrg: Q9: Q9: Should I talk to my doctor about my sexual history? What should I say and why? #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/IREQXJMeP8 |
 | Heartland Core Wellness @heartlandcw A9. Tell them everything! The more they know the better the recommendations will be #ChapCareChat https://t.co/nMIo4x94ba |
| Heartland Core Wellness @heartlandcw RT @ChapCareOrg: A9: A9: It is extremely important to talk about health history in order to get the proper treatment. Let your health care provider know if you’ve ever been diagnosed with an STD how many partners you have, and if you are using any contraceptives.#ChapCareChat |
 | Healthy Start SRC @healthystartSRC RT @CCALAC: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: @ChapCareOrg @CDCSTD A9: Don’t be afraid to talk to your doctor! They value your health. Be honest about your sexual history & ask about different STD/STI tests. Knowing your status (even if you don’t have symptoms) will put your mind at ease. #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/2KTz2CRFQJ |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: That's all the questions for #ChapCareChat this week! Thanks @aplatweets for being a fantastic co-host! Great information shared today friends #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth https://t.co/6qVScS2Gl5 |
| APLA Health @APLAHealth RT @ChapCareOrg: Thanks for chatting with us! You can follow ChapCare on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ChapCareOrg #ChapCareChat #STDMonth18 #STDAwarenessMonth |
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