Symptoms of STDs for women / girls include:

Symptoms of STDs for women / girls include:
- Discharge and abnormal secretions in the vagina as a dense, heavy and have an unpleasant odor or color
- Pain in the lower abdomen.
- Pain or feel pain while passing urine.
- Pain during sex
- From unusual vaginal bleeding
- Itching genitals
- Get strange lump in the vagina or genitals
- Wound, ulcer in genitals
- Rash, including rashes in the palm of the hand and soles of the feet.
Symptoms of STDs in men / boys include:
- Wounds, sores, rashes or blisters on or around the penis
- Things like pus discharge from the penis
- Pain or if irritation while urinating
- Pain during sex
- Pain and swelling of the testicles
- Swelling with strange growths on the genitals
- Rash, including a rash on the palms of the hand, soles of the feet.
Many people who have STIs have no symptoms, but can still be infected and infecting others. For example, many people infected with syphilis or gonorrhea have no symptoms, and people infected with HIV can do not show signs of infection for many years, but they can still transmit the virus to others.

If you or your partner has any of these symptoms it is important to go to a clinic to be tested and treated.