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Can an sti be caused by the excessive use of the 72hour pill?
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No: Sexually-transmitted diseases are caused by one thing and one thing only. They are caused by having sex with someone who has a sexually-transmitted disease.
Answered 2/23/2013
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STI: STI are transmitted through unprotected oral or anal sex with person who has infection, using 72 hour pill doesn't cause STI . http://patient.info/doctor/sexually-transmitted-infections-pro
Answered 9/25/2016
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