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Health issues for gay men and other men who have sex with men
Protect yourself from sexually transmitted infections
Tackle depression
Address body image concerns
Seek help for substance abuse
Recognize domestic violence
Make routine health care a priority
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Protect against sexually transmitted infections
Address mental health concerns
Get help for substance misuse
Recognize intimate partner violence
Make health care a priority
Tackle depression
Address body image concerns
Seek help for substance abuse
Recognize domestic violence
Make routine health care a priority
Content
Protect against sexually transmitted infections
Address mental health concerns
Get help for substance misuse
Recognize intimate partner violence
Make health care a priority
Get help for substance misuse
Gay men are more likely to deal with alcohol use disorder than are other people. If you have concerns about your alcohol use, help is available. Talk to your health care provider. Many health care and mental health organizations focused on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community also offer substance use treatment or may be able to provide information about local resources.
If you smoke cigarettes or use other tobacco products, quitting will greatly lower your risk of health problems. Talk to your health care provider about resources to help you quit.