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Hi,i suffer from urethritis.is this diease linked to hiv? or aids.i also have a internal genital cyst.what bacteria or viruses cause this?.
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Urethritis: We often never find the cause; even eating those little hot peppers can cause this. Chlamydia can do this in ever sex. It's not really HIV-related but it's wise to be checked for HIV yearly in any case. Best wishes.
Answered 6/3/2015
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