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Can stis be cured?
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Usually: Most are caused by organisms for which effective antibiotics are currently available. A few have developed some degree of resistance but still are susceptible to one or two agents. The earlier you seek treatment, the less likely there will be permanent damage.
Answered 8/6/2019
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Sti: There are infections . Most of them can be cured. Done like hiv , herpes can be contained
Answered 4/8/2021
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