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Who needs to get tested for stis and where?
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Anyone: Anyone who has or has had sex should get tested for stds. The frequency depends on your lifestyle and risk factors (i.e. How many partners, how often, use of protection, etc). You can get tested at your doctor's office, a clinic, or some labs will do it.
Answered 7/2/2012
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