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Blisters in mouth - could they be std related?
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Yes: Oral blistering could be a symptom of a sexually transmitted disease. If you have diagnosed your blistering, it is time now to reflect on your sexual activity and behavior. How much, how recent, unprotected, different partners? All are important. Go get tested. If it is an std, you must tell all of your partners so behavior can be adjusted and stop the spread of std's.
Answered 1/25/2013
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