Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common and most STIs donāt have symptoms. The only way to know if you have an STI is to get tested.
Take care of yourself and your sexual partners by making STI testing a routine part of your health care, especially if you are considering becoming pregnant or are currently pregnant. Certain STIs, including syphilis and HIV, can be passed from pregnant person to baby during pregnancy or delivery. Other STIs, like chlamydia and gonorrheaā can be passed from pregnant person to baby during delivery. ā
Find a free STI or HIV test site near you
āFind a free family planning clinic near you
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If you arenāt currently pregnant, free at-home STI testing is a great option.
āOrder a free at-home HIV test and find out if you qualify to order a free at-home STI test
See if you qualify to order a free chlamydia and gonorrhea home test kit through the Donāt Think Know program (this program is only available in participating counties).ā
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Five Action Steps to Good Sexual Health
California Department of Public Healthās Black Infant Health Program
California Department of Public Healthās Perinatal Equity Initiative
California Department of Public Health's Pregnancy and Reproductive Healthā