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STD CONCERNS
by faq, Jan 27, 2008 01:52PM
A person contracts one or more STDs ex: herpes, hpv, syphilis etc. That person carries a faithful relationship with with another. So both these people are engaged in sexual acts and carries one or more stds, neither being AIDS or HIV. Heres the question(s) can they contract AIDS or HIV from continuing to have unprotected sex with each other with their mutual STDs? Do these STDs mutate so to speak in AIDS or HIV because these 2 people continue to have sex with each other? Or do they remain as the viruses they are? Herpes remains herpes, HPV remains HPV.
Member Comments (2)
by rebbecca, Jan 28, 2008 02:21PM
To: faq
yes u can get it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no u will have more then one std. if i were u i would go to the drs!!!!!!!!asap!!!!!!!good luck!!!!!!!!!!
by jml1986, Jan 28, 2008 03:30PM
I would think that if you both have the same std, you both need to see a doctor.
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