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Taking a sexual history.

A sexual history identifies patients at risk of HIV, and other STDs, clarifies pregnancy intentions, and reveals other sexual health-related concerns thereby giving providers the information needed to address these issues and conditions. The conversation that takes place helps build trust and provides opportunities for healthy behaviors counseling as well. A sexual history is vital to assessing risk behaviors and identifying indications for PrEP use. Ideally, a sexual history also provides guidance and addresses concerns around sexual pleasure and fulfillment as well.