Methods of Preventing Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD): a Systematic Review

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) is also called venereal, which usually occurs because of frequent intercourse with multiple sexual partners, and sexual intercourse that has been infected by STDs (Ajen Dianawati, 2013).Review of this study to look for prevention methods of STDs. Keywords used: sexually transmitted diseases, sexually transmitted disease prevention methods, sexual behavior, condoms. The search of journal articles is done electronically using several databases: Proquest, Medline, Google Scholar, Science Direct and ebsco. The year limit used is 10 years (year 2009 -2016). Literature search results obtained 15 selected journal articles from 987 journal articles found. There are 15 studies raised in this study. Some have control groups and there are some effects of lack of education on sexually transmitted diseases in sexual intercourse so that some study groups can be compared. Nine out of fifteen randomly control trial (RCT). The combined findings of this study provide support for the prevention of STDs, including providing counseling about reproductive health of contraceptives / condoms, Clinics running for STDs prevention programs for female sex workers. In improving further research, it is necessary to determine the optimal intensity of reproductive examination or provide reproductive health education