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Can you pass on std from foreplay?
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STDs: Yes and no. There are twelve common stds. Please re-ask this question with more specifics. I also always remind patients that if they are going to be sexual they must learn the basics of these twelve infections and how to prevent them!
Answered 8/16/2018
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