Doctors in Guelph and Wellington County are seeing more sexually transmitted infections post-pandemic. Dr. Nicola Mercer, the medical officer of health for Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph, stated that the rates of STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis have been on the rise. Mercer emphasized the importance of addressing these infections promptly due to the potential risks they pose, especially to pregnant individuals and newborns. She encouraged those engaging in unprotected sex to consider the implications of STIs on their health and fertility, highlighting the significance of testing, treatment, and prevention measures. Mercer also recommended contacting local public health units for access to free services, including testing, treatment, education, and referrals. It is crucial for individuals to prioritize their sexual health and wellbeing by seeking proper care and taking preventive actions.
Rising STI Rates in Guelph: Syphilis Concerns Post-Pandemic, Canada
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