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How Long Does It Take To Get Rid Of Stds
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Ask the Experts
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
I will assume that you are asking about clearing hepatitis B after new infection...If your Hepatitis B surface antigen is reactive six months into infection, I would be concerned about the development of chronic infection....
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Do most people with HIV have other stdsJust curious cause I had unprotected vaginal sex with a girl that I know for a year. I used to use... Read more »Risk signs of HIV and STDsI have unprotected oral sex to a man today. He said he was positive he was clean but I'm... Read more »
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Important STDSChancroid Cytomegalovirus Infections Molluscum Contagiosum Pubic ("Crab") Lice Scabies HTLV-I and II As medical science has become more precise in diagnosing infectious diseases, the list of known sexually transmitted... Read more »
Smartphone App Can Keep You Away From STDsMedXCom, a smartphone application developed by MedXSafe, allows users to share their contact information and STD status by "bumping" phones. Michael Nusbaum, MD, developed the app to help people know about STD risk and to prevent the spread of... Read more »
A Primer on What's Up With Cure ResearchResearch aimed toward curing HIV infection by ridding the body of the virus or teaching the immune system to keep the virus under control without the need for antiretroviral (ARV) drugs -- what some refer to as a "functional cure" -- is beginning to... Read more »
North Carolina: Teens Offer Views on Prevalence of STDs"Thanks to a recent federal study, it is almost common knowledge that at least one in four American teenage girls has one or more sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). "As a teen, I have some ideas about how these statistics came to be. But rather... Read more »
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window for STDs
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Does anyone know hoe long it would take for a STD to show up on your body ?like HEP or Warts ? ect... all these sexually transmitted diseases its been a few months since I last had sex I am waiting out the window period I have had no symptoms and... Read more » Possible exposure to HIV/STDS?
Posted by James3, 1 Reply
Possible HIV/STD exposureHello everyone, I was in a situation recently that has given me some concern about possible HIV/STD exposure. I am a male, always been with women but decided I wanted to try something with another guy. I met him online, and... Read more » STDs
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I know you can't get infected with HIV through oral sex or fingering, but can a woman transmit any STDs to a man through: man receiving unprotect oral or man giving vaginal fingering?
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to rid of me
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
fine ill post my whole story tonight or tommorow morning and then ill stop unless i really need to post but just so you know i did get exposed to it by having unprotected sex with a girl ok. here is a short part of my story: i had unprotected sex...
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