Do I Have a UTI or STD Quiz

No unusual discharge or secretion is present.

There was one mild, short-lived change without pain.

An unusual discharge, odor, or secretion has persisted or returned.

There is pus-like or bloody discharge together with fever, severe pelvic pain, or severe testicular pain.

I have had no recent oral, vaginal, or anal sexual contact that could create an STI exposure.

I had sexual contact with a barrier used from start to finish and no known breakage.

A barrier was not used throughout, broke, or slipped, and the other person's recent testing status was not established.

I had sexual contact with someone who later reported a confirmed STI that could have been transmitted during that contact.

I have not had lower abdominal or pelvic discomfort.

I had brief, mild pressure that did not continue.

Pressure or aching has persisted, returned, or interfered with normal activities.

The pain is severe or rapidly worsening, or it occurs with fainting or repeated vomiting.

No partner has reported symptoms, an exposure, or a positive test.

A partner raised a general concern but reported no symptoms or known exposure.

A partner has symptoms or is awaiting a test after a possible exposure.

A partner reported a confirmed STI relevant to our sexual contact.

I have no new pain in my back or sides.

I have mild aching that clearly changes with movement or posture.

I have persistent pain in one side or below the ribs that is not clearly linked to movement.

Side or back pain is severe or occurs with fever, shaking chills, or repeated vomiting.

I have not developed urinary symptoms.

One mild symptom appeared briefly and is improving.

Symptoms have persisted, returned, or worsened over roughly one to two days.

Symptoms worsened quickly or now include fever, shaking chills, side or back pain, or vomiting.

I have not noticed an unusual change.

It appeared cloudy or smelled stronger on one brief occasion.

Cloudiness, strong odor, or a pink tinge has occurred repeatedly.

I have seen obvious blood or clots, or I cannot pass urine despite a strong need.

I can urinate normally for me.

The amount seems mildly reduced, but I can still urinate without increasing pain.

I am passing very small amounts despite repeated urges, with increasing pressure or discomfort.

I cannot urinate despite a strong need, especially with severe lower abdominal pain or swelling.

Pregnancy is not possible in my current circumstances.

Pregnancy is possible, but I currently have no urinary, pelvic, or genital symptoms.

I am or may be pregnant and have urinary, pelvic, or genital symptoms.

I am or may be pregnant and have severe pain, fever, fainting, heavy bleeding, or rapidly worsening symptoms.

I have no fever, chills, unusual weakness, confusion, or faintness.

I feel mildly unwell but have no measured fever or major change in alertness.

I have a measured fever, repeated chills, or substantial weakness.

I have a high or rising fever, shaking chills, confusion, fainting, or difficulty staying awake.

Urination has felt normal, without burning or pain.

I noticed mild irritation once, and it settled quickly.

Burning or pain has happened repeatedly or is becoming more noticeable.

Urination is extremely painful, or pain is accompanied by an inability to pass urine normally.

There has been no meaningful change from my usual pattern.

I have gone slightly more often, without pain or major disruption.

Sudden urges or frequent small amounts have repeatedly interrupted sleep or daily activities.

Frequent or urgent urination is occurring with fever, shaking chills, or marked weakness.

I have not developed symptoms at any of these sites.

I noticed brief mild irritation that resolved.

Pain, itching, discharge, bleeding, or swelling has persisted or recurred at one of these sites.

I have severe rectal pain or bleeding, sudden intense testicular pain or swelling, or rapidly worsening genital pain.

None of these medical circumstances applies to me.

I recently completed antibiotics, and mild symptoms have appeared or returned.

I have recurrent urinary infections, kidney or urinary tract disease, diabetes, or a condition or medicine that weakens immune defenses.

Symptoms began after a urinary procedure or catheter, or one of these medical circumstances is accompanied by fever, severe pain, vomiting, confusion, or rapid worsening.

I have not noticed sores, blisters, an unexplained rash, or ongoing irritation.

Mild irritation appeared after identifiable friction or a new product and is settling.

An unexplained rash, itching, bump, or irritation has persisted or returned.

Painful blisters, open sores, rapidly spreading redness, or marked swelling has appeared.