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By beeazy9 | Jan 26, 2009

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STD question please help

I had unprotected sex with a girl about 2 months ago. I have no clue if she has an STD or not and I have not had any symptoms of an STD what-so-ever. How long does it take for an STD symptom to start? Is it still possible I may have something?

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auntiejessi

Jan 26, 2009

You could, and the only way to know is to get tested.

Aj

WIZARDKID

May 30, 2009

To: reply

Chlamydia is called the silent epidemic, it has almost zero symptoms,
it will eventually make you sterile, syphilis, can have effects like Kaposi's Sarcoma,
Gonorrhea can have discharges, when not doing anything, the way to know is to go to the doctor, STD's never go away on there own, some are treatable some are permanent,
and you shouldn't be having sex with every person you meet, and always, always wear a condom!.

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