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If you were to contract hiv, would you have likely contracted other std's/sti's?
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Yes: The risk of getting a second STD is higher if you get one. For example about a quarter of the people who have chlamydia also have gonorrhea. Having an STD also increases the risk of getting HIV.
Answered 10/12/2015
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Possibly: In this day and age, those who have multiple sexual partners may contract multiple STD's. You should be evaluated and get treated as indicated.
Answered 10/4/2015
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