1. Regular and consistent use of condoms during sexual activity
2. Open and honest communication with sexual partners about STI status and testing
3. Getting tested for STIs regularly, especially if engaging in high-risk behaviors
4. Seeking medical treatment promptly if experiencing any symptoms of an STI
5. Limiting the number of sexual partners
6. Avoiding sharing needles or other equipment for drug use
7. Practicing good hygiene and keeping genital areas clean
8. Getting vaccinated for STIs such as HPV and Hepatitis B
9. Learning about safer sex practices and ways to reduce risk of STI transmission.
which are essential for preventing long-term health problems related to STIs
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