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Knots in muscles associated with std?
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STDs: Only theoretically. These are probably unrelated, but would need far more info to try and answer your question in further detail. My suggestion is that if you feel you were exposed to an std, go and see a doctor, be examined and tested thoroughly. Good luck.
Answered 4/27/2015
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