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Hello, how do i get tested and treatment for a suspected sti?
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Maybe not STI: Some of these symptoms could go along with one or more STIs, but most do not. See a GP or other general physican, or a gynecologist -- then follow his or her advice for possible referral to an infectious diseases or STI expert. Good luck.
Answered 1/4/2021
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