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Morning i would like to ask when should one go for a std test?
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When you think to: If you feel like there is a possibility you were exposed or have unexplained symptoms in the involved system you should do so. HPV is one of the most common & usually without symptoms. Both gonorrhea and chlamydia can have no symptoms in some infected patients. Syphilis can go years with minor symptoms. All of these can pass to sexual contacts during these periods.
Answered 10/19/2018
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