How to Calculate the Risk of STD?

The risk of acquiring a sexually transmitted disease, or STD, is one of the most common concerns for people who have not yet been tested. While it is true that some STDs can be cured with medication, others can be life-threatening.

It is a common misconception that one may get an STD only from intimate contact. Some STDs may be transmitted via sharing cups, bongs, cigarettes and clothes.

There are various factors affecting the chance of getting an STD. For example, people with certain medical conditions are more likely to get infected.

Calculate your risk of STD.

This simple questionnaire will tell your exact risk of STD in points.

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What is your age?

2 / 14

Do you suffer from any autoimmune disease? (e.g. lupus, celiac disease etc)

3 / 14

Do you take any medications that affect immune system? (corticosteroids such as prednisolone, medications for autoimmune disease)

4 / 14

Do you suffer from Diabetes?

5 / 14

How many people have you had sex with in the last 12 months?

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Do you work with any biological material, such as dirty linen or surgical instruments?

7 / 14

How often do you share cups, toothbrushes, bongs, and smoking the same cigarette with other people?

8 / 14

How often do you use illicit drugs?

9 / 14

How much alcohol do you drink?

10 / 14

Did you have an STD before?

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Do you engage in an unprotected sex?

12 / 14

Are you ever forced to engage in sex?

13 / 14

Do you eat at public cafee, restaurants, diners?

14 / 14

Are you in an intimate relationship with someone who has an STD?

Your score is

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