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Teens have become more and more adventurous which also goes to say with the previously adult restricted area of sexual intercourse. There are a lot of programs that aims to raise awareness of such but sad to say, there are still a lot of teens who do get infected with STD’s. Shame or fear of being rebuffed often magnifies the problem for it prevents early detection and treatment of the underlying cause. Left untreated, many of these can have a devastating effect on the reproductive organs that may prevent conception in later years of life. Pregnancy without properly managed STD’s can also pass on the disease and infection to the unborn fetus that gets infected so early in life they need to get treatment right after birth. Safe sex has been promoted for quite some time and condoms are one of the easiest and cheapest ways of sexual safety. Proper hygiene and other measures can also be taken to ensure that if any infections occur, these teens should seek help at once to nip the disease before it becomes chronic and harder to deal with.