RAD and Deaf Rainbow UK: Safe sex (BSL)

*Content warning: Sexual health*
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This video is part of a series produced in partnership with Deaf Rainbow UK.
This video covers the topic of 'safe sex'.
Anyone who is sexually active and has unprotected sex is at risk from Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).
Here is some information to help you stay protected and healthy:
-Condoms - you can access condoms from a range of services, lube and oral sex dams can help prevent STIs.
-PrEP (HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis) is a medicine for people to take before sex, in order to prevent HIV.
-Post-exposure Prophylaxis - PEP must be started within 72 hours of the unprotected sex. PEP can be accessed from any sexual health clinic or from A&E departments at local hospitals.
Get tested!
STI testing is advised for anyone who has had unprotected sex or each time you have sex with a new partner without using a condom.
Getting tested is easy and can be done for free at your local NHS sexual health service.
Remember to use condoms or not have sex until you receive your test results.
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The series will feature on:
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Deaf Rainbow UK website: www.deafrainbowuk.org.uk/
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Royal Association for Deaf people: royaldeaf.org.uk/