Sexually transmitted infections constitute a gateway for the human immunodeficiency virus by the presence of ulcerations and local inflammatory manifestations, thus increasing the risk of transmission.
The aim of the study was to assess the sexual behavior and syndromic management of sexual infections among female sex workers in the Kadiolo circle. Material and method: This was a descriptive cross-sectional study carried out in the Kadiolo circle from January 1 to December 31, It focused on clandestine or posted sex workers, aged 15 and over.
Results: We collected sex workers aged 15 and 49, aged Educational attainment was higher with 2. Posted sex workers represented They were single with The age at first sexual intercourse was between 15 - 19 years with Usual condom use with regular sex partners was Condom use was almost compulsory at The average number of clients per day was five 5.
The major reason for consultation was vaginal discharge The human immunodeficiency virus test was not compulsory and only 86 workers or Conclusion: Sexually transmitted infections are common especially as they affect young people.
The couple sexually transmitted infection and infection with the human immunodeficiency virus remain a major public health problem in our countries.
