American Sexual Health Association

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ASHA has extensive experience in providing telephone health information services and other health information programs to the general public and to health care providers. In particular, ASHA has unparalleled experience in operating contact centers, including the CDC National STD and AIDS Hotlines, CDC National Immunization Information Hotline, the North Carolina Family Health Resource Line, the National HPV and Cervical Cancer Prevention Hotline, and the National Herpes Hotline.

At ASHA, we strive to obtain client-centered solutions for all our customers and funders . Our goal is to build strong relationships and clearly understand the needs of those who we serve so we can fully apply our technical expertise and extensive capabilities in order to provide well balance and suitable services. ASHA offers a full range of services outlined on our What We Do page.

Telling a partner can be hard. If you find out you have crabs, it is important that you talk to your partner as soon as you can so she or he can get treatment. It is possible to pass crabs back and forth. If you get treated and your partner doesn't, you may get infected again.

Successful, long-term relationships are based on communication . Feeling safe from disease and trusting our partner is the foundation for comfortable, relaxed healthy sex. Safety, comfort and trust allow us to freely discuss our sexual needs and limitations with a partner.

Telling a partner can be hard, but keep in mind that most people with an STI don't know they have it. It's important that you talk to your partner as soon as possible so she or he can get treatment. Men are more likely than women to have symptoms of chlamydia or gonorrhea (two STIs that cause PID). It is possible to pass PID back and forth, so if you get treated and your partner doesn't, you may get infected again.

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