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Is it best if i restrain from physical exercise when i have been treated from an sexual transmitted infection like gonorrhea?
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No: Physical exercise is healthy and has nothing to do with STD’s. Abstaining from sexual activity until healed and using condoms protect against STD’s.
Answered 5/29/2020
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