Question 1

is it stds??

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Dr. can check urine: There are many signs that may suggest depression, such as:  feelings of sadness or hopelessness, angry outbursts or irritability, loss of interest in normal activities, sleep disturbances, tiredness or a lack of energy, either weight gain or weight loss due to appetite changes, anxiety or restlessness, slowed thinking, feeling worthless, etc...  Seeing one's primary care doctor is a good start.

Question 2

what causes stds?

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: Twenty or more viruses, bacteria, and other organisms (e.g. trichomonas, a protozoan) are the causes of various STDs. You can only catch them by having sex with an infected partner. There are many online sources for comprehensive information. Two of them are the US CDC (www.cdc.gov/std) and the American Sexual Health Association (www.ashasexualhealth.org). Also many other public health departments

Question 3

what kinds of stds are there?

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STD: Bacteria, viruses and parasites can cause STD's. Herpes, Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), Hepatis B, Hepatitis C, HIV are viruses which can be spread sexually, Trichomonas is a  parasite, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea &amp; Syphilis are bacterial infections.

Question 4

what are the causes for stds?

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Germs.: Bacteria, viruses and parasites can cause STD's.

Question 5

i was wondering if i had stds

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Get tested: If you're "wondering" about possible STDs, presumably you are sexually active and at risk. You must be tested. There is no way to know, and it is not possible to be treated accurately, without testing. Get in touch with the San Diego health department, where you can be tested (and treated, if necessary) at little or no cost and without your parents knowing. Use condoms! Good luck.

Question 6

are there stds that go undetected for decades?

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Possible...: Physiological body relies on two lines of defense to fend off infective agents, i.e., first, natural barriers of skin and mucosa and second, humoral immune mechanism behind natural barriers. That is why exposure to infective agent does mean contracting it and contracting it does not mean manifesting a disease, so reflecting the strength and integrity of these two lines of defense of an individual.

Question 7

are there stds which go undetected indefinitely?

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Possible...: Physiological body relies on two lines of defense to fend off infective agents, i.e., first, natural barriers of skin and mucosa and second, humoral immune mechanism behind natural barriers. That is why exposure to infective agent does mean contracting it and contracting it does not mean manifesting a disease, so reflecting the strength and integrity of these two lines of defense of an individual.

Question 8

is sti like an std?

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STD/STI: Sexually transmitted illness (sti) = sexually transmitted disease (std).

Question 9

could i have a std?

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Maybe. Maybe not.: A woman who's been having "s" with another person, might have allowed the other person to "t" some sort of "d" to her. So, a woman who has had sex (even once) with another person, indeed could have a sexually transmitted disease... But only if the other person had an std at the time of sex.

Question 10

what is trigamous? the std!

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Trichomonas?: I am assuming you mean "trichomonas"?  This is a common genital infection, typically of the vagina/vulva, thta may cause pain, itching, or a vaginal discharge.  It can be found in the urine as well.  It can be transmitted to a sexual partner.  It is easily treated, but you must be diagnosed by your physician first after a pelvic exam.

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