CHECK Berlin/Brandenburg #6
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On the right side you can enter the last time you were tested or received a vaccination. Your doctors or<br />
pharmacists will be happy to give further advice.<br />
PROTECTION<br />
TREATMENT<br />
<strong>CHECK</strong><br />
Condoms reduce the risk of infection, but<br />
cannot safely rule it out. Only use the condom<br />
once.<br />
Prescription Antibiotics.<br />
Tested on:<br />
Condoms reduce the risk of infection, but<br />
cannot safely rule it out. Only use the condom<br />
once. Wash hands and sex toys with soap<br />
before use.<br />
Prescription Antibiotics.<br />
Tested on:<br />
Vaccination – the only effective protection<br />
against hepatitis A. It is usually done together<br />
with the vaccination against hepatitis B.<br />
There is no therapy. Only the general<br />
symptoms of the disease are treated.<br />
Tested or vaccination<br />
received:<br />
Vaccination. In addition: Condoms reduce the<br />
risk of infection, but cannot safely rule it out.<br />
Only use the condom once.<br />
Safer use (use your own injection equipment,<br />
straws or pipes). Pay attention to hygiene<br />
when tattooing, piercing, ear piercing. Safe<br />
sex and condoms reduce the risk of infection.<br />
There is no one hundred percent effective<br />
protection. However, the risk drops significantly<br />
if sex is avoided during an outbreak<br />
phase. Only use the condom once.<br />
In the acute phase, the infection can heal<br />
itself. A chronic infection lasts for months<br />
to years, sometimes medication has to be<br />
taken for life.<br />
There is usually no treatment in the first six<br />
months. The treatment of a chronic infection<br />
lasts 8 to 12 weeks, with complications also<br />
16 to 24 weeks.<br />
Genital herpes is not curable. Repeated<br />
painful relapses are routinely treated with<br />
virus-inhibiting tablets.<br />
Tested or vaccination<br />
received:<br />
Tested on:<br />
Tested on:<br />
Vaccination, Avoiding physical contact during<br />
an infection. Touch and pressure (for example<br />
during sex) can cause blisters to burst and<br />
the virus to be transmitted.<br />
Virostatics (antiviral drugs) and, if necessary,<br />
pain relievers.<br />
Tested or vaccination<br />
received:<br />
Condoms, PrEP and PEP (within 72 hours).<br />
Safer use (use your own injection equipment,<br />
straws or pipes). Pay attention to hygiene<br />
when tattooing, piercing, ear piercing.<br />
Different combinations of antiretroviral drugs<br />
under medical supervision.<br />
Tested on:<br />
Vaccination. In addition: Condoms reduce the<br />
risk of infection, but cannot safely rule it out.<br />
Only use the condom once.<br />
Most HPV infections heal on their own.<br />
So far, there is no drug that can directly fight<br />
HP viruses.<br />
Tested or vaccination<br />
received:<br />
Condoms reduce the risk of infection, but<br />
cannot rule it out. Only use the condom once.<br />
Prescription Antibiotics.<br />
Tested on:<br />
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