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STD Prevention

Working to Control the Spread of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Oregon

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are passed from person to person through vaginal, anal, and oral sex. Many people with an STD have no signs or symptoms of the infection. The only way to know if you have an STD is to get tested. Some STDs, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis, can be cured. Other STDs have no cure but can be managed with treatment. Untreated STDs can cause serious health complications, and some can be passed to a baby during pregnancy. The STD Program provides support for testing and treatment of individuals and their partners.

 Get Condoms

Having trouble finding condoms? If you have an Oregon address, you can get free condoms and lubricant delivered discreetly to you. 

  Order free condoms

 Get Tested

Find free confidential testing near you. Knowing your status helps protect your partners.

  Testing sites

Get Treated

Find treatment locations near you. COVID-19 may affect hours and availability.

  Treatment resources

CDC 2021 STI Treatment Guidelines

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Oregon STD Data

Oregon STD data infographic 2021 - click to view as pdf

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More Data

Reportable STDs

Reporting and Guidelines

About the STD Program

The STD Program works with local health departments and community medical providers to:

  1. Identify and treat STDs
  2. Identify, evaluate and treat newly infected contacts to infectious individuals with STDs
  3. Screen people for STDs based on disease prevalence in the population and individual risk factors.

The STD Program provides technical assistance, clinical consultations, subsidized lab testing programs, STD medications and analysis of public health surveillance data to assist with accomplishing these goals.

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