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HIV and STDs

I’ve had an STD, been treated, now what?
If you’ve had a bacterial STD, like gonorrhea, syphilis or Chlamydia, and were treated that’s great but it doesn’t protect you from future infections. We regularly see patients with new STDs that they’ve had before. Condoms are the single best way to protect yourself and others from transmitting/acquiring HIV/STDs.

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HIV and STDs
What routine STD tests should I have done if I am sexually active?
I started my hepatitis vaccines but never finished them, should I start over?
Can I give or get anal warts after I’ve been treated?
When would I be tested for syphilis?
I'm HIV Negative. How safe is it to have sex with a POZ guy?

 
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