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Genital Herpes

Also indexed as:Herpes Simplex 2
A variety of treatments offer relief from this common STD—find out what works best for your symptoms. According to research or other evidence, the following self-care steps may be helpful.
Sexual health and family planning are an important part of health and well-being. Whether you are trying to become pregnant or looking for products to keep you safe and comfortable, look to our buying guides below for some help identifying what you need.
Lubricants
Being comfortable daily and during sexual activity is important to quality of life. Our guide to personal lubricants will help you confidently, and discreetly, select the right personal lubricant to meet your needs.
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Pregnancy & Ovulation Tests
When it comes to pregnancy, many people want the good news as soon as possible. Read through our guide to home pregnancy and ovulation tests for help picking the best product to help you plan.
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Condoms
Embarrassment can prevent people from asking questions about condoms. Our guide will help you confidently, and discreetly, select the right prophylactic to help you have safer and more enjoyable sex.
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