function calculateRisk() { // Input values let score = 0; const partners = parseInt(document.getElementById(‘partners’).value); const lastTest = parseInt(document.getElementById(‘lastTest’).value); const protection = parseInt(document.getElementById(‘protection’).value); const symptoms = [ document.getElementById(‘discharge’).checked, document.getElementById(‘pain’).checked, document.getElementById(‘rash’).checked, document.getElementById(‘itching’).checked ].filter(Boolean).length;// Risk calculation score += partners * 2; score += (lastTest === 24 || lastTest === ‘never’) ? 3 : 0; score += (4 – protection); score += symptoms * 3;// Display results const resultSection = document.getElementById(‘results’); const riskLevel = document.getElementById(‘riskLevel’); const riskIndicator = document.getElementById(‘riskIndicator’); const recommendation = document.getElementById(‘recommendation’); let riskCategory = ”; let color = ”; if(score <= 5) { riskCategory = 'Low Risk'; color = 'green'; } else if(score <= 10) { riskCategory = 'Moderate Risk'; color = 'orange'; } else { riskCategory = 'High Risk'; color = 'red'; }riskLevel.innerHTML = `Risk Level: ${riskCategory} (${score} Points)`; riskIndicator.style.left = `${Math.min((score/15)*100, 100)}%`; recommendation.innerHTML = getRecommendation(score); resultSection.style.display = ‘block’; }function getRecommendation(score) { if(score <= 5) return "Recommendation: Annual testing recommended"; if(score <= 10) return "Recommendation: Test every 6 months"; return "Recommendation: Test immediately and every 3 months"; }function generatePDF() { const doc = new jspdf.jsPDF(); // Header doc.setFontSize(18); doc.text("STI Testing Frequency Report", 20, 20); doc.setFontSize(10); doc.text("Generated by Doseway – https://doseway.com", 20, 28); // Content doc.setFontSize(12); let yPos = 40; doc.text(`Name: ${document.getElementById('name').value}`, 20, yPos); doc.text(`Age: ${document.getElementById('age').value}`, 20, yPos+10); doc.text(`Gender: ${document.getElementById('gender').value}`, 20, yPos+20); // Add other fields and recommendations doc.text(`Risk Level: ${document.getElementById('riskLevel').textContent}`, 20, yPos+40); doc.text(`Recommendation: ${document.getElementById('recommendation').textContent}`, 20, yPos+50); // Footer doc.setFontSize(10); doc.text("Contact: support@doseway.com | WhatsApp: +92318-6144650", 20, 280); doc.save('sti-test-report.pdf'); }function share(platform) { const message = `My STI Testing Frequency Assessment Result: ${document.getElementById('riskLevel').textContent} – Generated via Doseway`; const url = 'https://doseway.com/sti-testing-advisor'; const shareUrls = { facebook: `https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=${encodeURIComponent(url)}`, twitter: `https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=${encodeURIComponent(message)}&url=${encodeURIComponent(url)}`, linkedin: `https://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=${encodeURIComponent(url)}&title=${encodeURIComponent(message)}`, whatsapp: `https://wa.me/?text=${encodeURIComponent(message + ' ' + url)}` }; window.open(shareUrls[platform], '_blank'); }// Event Listeners document.getElementById('partners').addEventListener('input', function() { document.getElementById('partnersValue').textContent = this.value; });

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STI Testing Frequency Advisor: A Guide to Protecting Your Sexual Health

Why Regular STI Testing Matters

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) affect millions globally, yet many individuals remain unaware of their risk due to asymptomatic cases or a lack of testing. Our Free STI Testing Frequency Calculator helps you determine how often you should get tested based on your unique sexual health profile. This article explains the science behind STI testing, key terms, and how our tool works to keep you informed and safe.

Understanding STIs and Their Impact

What Are STIs?

STIs (sexually transmitted infections) are infections spread through sexual contact, including vaginal, anal, or oral sex. Common STIs include:

• Chlamydia
• Gonorrhea
• HIV
• Syphilis
• HPV (Human Papillomavirus)

Many STIs show no symptoms initially, making regular testing critical for early detection and treatment.

Key Factors Influencing STI Testing Frequency

Our calculator evaluates these critical metrics to determine your testing needs:

1. Sexual Activity Metrics

• Number of Sexual Partners: Higher partner count increases exposure risk.
• Protection Usage: Consistent condom use reduces transmission likelihood.
• Last STI Test Date: Longer gaps between tests raise undiagnosed infection risks.

2. Symptom Assessment

• Unusual Discharge
• Pain During Urination
• Genital Sores/Rash

3. Demographic Factors

• Age: Younger adults (15–24) account for 50% of new STI cases.
• Gender: Biological factors influence infection susceptibility.

How the STI Testing Frequency Calculator Works

Step-by-Step Process

• Input Demographic Data: Age, gender, and sexual history.
• Assess Risk Factors: Partner count, protection habits, symptoms.
• Calculate Risk Score: Algorithms weigh factors like:
  • Recent testing history
  • Symptom presence
  • Protection consistency
• Generate Recommendations: Tailored testing schedule (e.g., every 3/6/12 months).

Interpreting Your Results

Risk Levels & Recommendations

Risk Category	Score Range	Recommendation
Low Risk	0–5	Annual testing
Moderate Risk	6–10	Biannual testing
High Risk	11–15	Immediate testing + quarterly checks

Visual Indicators

• Green: Low risk (minimal factors)
• Yellow: Moderate risk (1–2 risk factors)
• Red: High risk (multiple symptoms/partners)

Benefits of Using the STI Testing Calculator

• Personalized Guidance: Move beyond generic advice.
• Early Detection: Reduce complications like infertility or cancer.
• Privacy: No data storage – results stay confidential.

Conclusion: Take Control of Your Sexual Health

Regular STI testing is a cornerstone of preventive healthcare. Use our Free STI Testing Frequency Calculator to stay informed, reduce transmission risks, and protect yourself and your partners.

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