When should you have STD tests?  yearly, after every guy, other?
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If you are having unprotected sex with a sex partner you should be tested regularly.  sadly we don't know the history of the other, and they may not know if or what they may have if they have been having sex with someone else.\n\nAnd many don't have any signs to let you know.\n\nOf course always having protected sex would take away most of the worry.
112979
You can get the test. However, find a man that loves you for you. Good men are out there you know.
424010
for girls they should only have sex after their bodies have matured "fully"( like around the age of 18 but some girls mature really faster than others). note the fully. if they have sex before the are not fully matued the tend to have a higher risk of getting cervical cancer. now for boys they could start as soon as they get it up but they u have to study bout STIs like the big truck "AIDS"....so its best u stay away till ur married
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Yes, because you still need to have a gynecologist check to make sure your breasts and internal reproductive organs are healthy.  It's usually recommended that women begin having an annual pelvic exam at age 18 or when they become sexually active, whichever comes first.  If you need STD testing (you can get some STDs from oral sex) or hormonal birth control if you plan to start having intercourse, your gynecologist can provide those things when you have your appointment.
14892
Yes, however, if you have been sexually active without protection & they come back on a regular basis, you should see a doctor because you may have an STD...
56489
If going to the doctor is impossible then you need to look into Medical Assistance, possibly available through your state's department of Social Services.\n\nAnd in response, maybe you got these things on you from one of the 23 boyfriends you mentioned.  That number seems a little excessive.\n\nTry finding a local PLanned Parenthood in your area.  They give free STD testing and condoms.
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I think it would be a good idea if everyone got the test before engaging in a physical relationship - whether for marriage or not. My husband and I have one done every six months and when we interact with another couple or with a new girlfriend, we present our documentation and ask for theirs. IF they do not have a test done we either do not get involved with them or we go with them to get the test done. This tends to make them so much more comfortable with getting tested.
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Well, thats a problem sice the 80% of the STD have that same symptoum. Maybe if u extend your question it can be more chance to know what u have. But, like time is something you cant expend in this case, go to your doctor and check what u have, get your self tested. Thats the best thing u can do
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You do not. I would not even trust a test for a while. I have heard it can take a while to show up. You both should be tested (now and later) and in the mean time do not do anything or if you must wear protection. But know that it does not always work!!!\n\nAlso if you are both fine later and are in a monogamous relationship(if you are sure) then it might be OK if you want kids!! Unless she is on the pill. It depends.
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AFter the fourteenth day (normally).  Birth contral depends on your age, weight, smoking or not.  Condoms of course almost guarntee no STD's so should always be used, but if you're married and committed, the ring is great.  No need to remember to take every day.
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Get yourself tested for STDs ASAP, especially HIV.\nSecondly, as tough as it may be for you, leave him. He's told you he wants to do it again, and he will, with or without your consent. His behavior will also put you at risk.
147615
Pregnancy, hiv, clamidia, other std's. Please use a condom. You never know where someone else has been.
305689
1st you and your partner need to be monogomous and be tested for STD's then you need to get on some kind of birth control like the pill, shot or ring.  Or if your not ready for those kind use condoms each and every time.
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Take the "morning after" pill...your gyno/general practitioner will give it to you or go to a free clinic...you should also be very concerned about STD's, especially AIDS and hepatitis.
885506
he is either lieing that he has it or he didn't get tested. unless you seen it. you guy's need to go TOGETHER that way you will know. it is easier for a women to get STD's cause the go into us. but it can be possible for you to have it and not him. he can be a carrier of it. any person can be a carrier of a STD. so he can give it to you and anybody else. and may not know it. but if he is carrier it won't show up in test. a man or a women can be carrier's of STD's. so maybe that is why he tested negative. he could be  carrier. and if you know you didn't sleep with noone else. and you go with him to get tested and see the actually test result's then that mean's he is  carrier and he will just keep giving it to you.
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Early detection is the answer. \n Speak with your doctor about when is a good time to start testing ?
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I grew up believing in "no sex before marriage" granted, I know most people these days dont go for that. You should at least wait til you are in a committed relationship with ONE person. I have been in 2 serious relationships. One I was married to, and the other one (who I am with now), I am engaged to. Before I was with either of them physically, I made them go to the doctor and be tested for all STD's. And waited til the tests came back before we did anything. Make sure you see the test results, dont just take their word for it. Then, of course, you still want to be protected, to prevent unwanted pregnancy.