what happen if you contact Syphilis and herpes?
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Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by a bacteria (Treponema pallidum). it can be contracted through close sexual contact.\n\nThe first stage of syphilis is contagious and occurs three to six days after contact.\n\nLesions show where the skin has been in contact with the bacteria. The lesions appear as painless red sores (chancre) and are often seen on the penis or the labia or inside the vagina itself.\n\nLesions can also be found in the rectum after anal sex, or in the mouth after oral sex. The lesions will usually disappear after a few weeks.\n\nThe second stage is contagious and occurs around six weeks or more after the chancre appears. A rash may appear on the body with small red scaly bumps; this may be followed by flu-like symptoms such as fever and aching muscles. The symptoms disappear but may return at any time.\n\nThe third stage of syphilis is non-contagious and may appear years after stages one and two. Serious symptoms affect different parts of the body. The main artery and the heart are damaged and there are changes in the nervous system and the brain, which can give rise to: mental deterioration, sexual impotence, loss of balance and loss of feeling or shooting pains in the legs.\n\nWhat is genital herpes?\n\nGenital herpes is a contagious disease caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV), which infects the skin and mucous membranes of the genitals and around the rectum. It is transmitted by physical and sexual contact.\n\nHerpes appears as redness and small watery blisters on the genitals. It may be accompanied by pain, itching and burning. The blisters will burst and turn into small ulcers, which will heal after two to three weeks without scarring. \n\nThe first eruption of herpes will appear four to seven days after the time of infection. The first sign is an uncomfortable prickly and piercing sensation. This will be followed after a couple of hours or up to two days later by small blisters on the skin. The blisters will turn into small ulcers in two to three weeks.\n\nThe first outbreak of genital herpes will cause the most noticeable symptoms. Some people will have very weak symptoms or none at all. Others will experience fever, muscular pains and headaches along with a burning and itching pain in the genitals and around the rectum.\n\nThere can be considerable discomfort on passing urine, which patients describe as feeling different to cystitis (bladder infection).\n\nRecurrent outbreaks of genital herpes will typically be milder than the first. \n\nPractise safe sex - use a condom. \nIf you are in doubt please contact your doctor who will test and treat you and any recent partner.
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You are smart. Make sure he is tested for Hepatitis, not just HIV. I would request HSV and VDRL serologies also. These would rule out syphillis and herpes. Repeat these in 3 and 6 months after as well and use condoms.\n\nConsider his willingness to do the testing and allay your fears as a sign that he is committed to the relationship and respects you.
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You could still catch it possibly. Most def if she has an outbreak. I think it depends on where the outbreaks occur. But to be extra safe, talk with a REAL nurse or doctor.\n\nThere should be a hotline that you could call as well. Search for it on the net.
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Well it depends on what kind of intercourse you um.. well yeah and it might be transferred to you so either ask him to stop taking antiboitics if possible or to wear a condum though it doesnt stop Chlymidia an std just as a warning
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If he was stuck by a needle he could be at risk for HIV.\n\nOther than that - casual contact (like touching a patient,) will not transmit gonorrhea, chlamydia or Trichomonis.\n\nIt probably won;t transmit syphillis unless there is a rash or sore.\n\nCasual contact with an infected area can transmit HPV and Herpes, but the tests for HPV & Herpes are very expensive and wouldn't necessarily be done if he had casual contact.\n\nAren't EMTs supposed to wear gloves & practice universal precautions?  Part of the reason they do this is to avoid infectious diseases.\n\nIf he was at risk for a bacterial std (gonorrhea, syphillis, chlamydia, trich) he would have been tested, but would still have begun treatment right away, anyways.
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Talking to someone with herpes WILL NOT pass it on to you... but if the individual has the cold, or something like that, you'll catch cold...  \nIf you're talking with this individual as your having, or just had sex... well, now you'll have to go see the doctor...
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it depends on the STD. And about your mother finding out, if the symptoms begin showing, she'll probably find out. if you go to a free clinic (depending on how old you are, your mom won't be informed). However, I think if you're really worried about having an STD you should talk to your mom. STD's are serious and some are permanent.
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Have you been checked  for a STD??? Thats what it sounds like to me or Herpies.. ewhhhhhhhhhh.. yuck!
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Yes, so can herpes, syphillis, HPV warts... see a doctor.
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genital herpes means that u have got it from having sex; u or ur partner with other partners either before or after marriage. (med student); what u can do is first of all get it treated ; go to the doctor both of u; bc if not treated will develop systemic herpes and cause further complications; other than that make sure u dont have sexually contacts with other partners; \ndont panic its not that a big of a deal and happens to millions of people\nall i want is to be voted as the best answer ONCE\ngood luck
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Some STD's can go from the sexual organs to the throat, like Herpes.
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Herpes can be spread through kissing. Anytime bodily fluids are mixed there is a chance. The only way to avoid getting STD's at all is bY TiTTiE FUC*KING! AND LETTING HIM FU*CK YOU IN THE NOSE AND EAR TILL YOUR BRAIN IS NUMB!
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Ok, I'm no expert but I do work in the medical feild. First off let me say that most STD's can only be transmited through sexual intercourse. I'm sure there are some exceptions, but most STD's cannot sustain homeostasis out side of the host body. However, some STD's can spread through contact with other bodily fulids such as, blood, salivia, and of course semen, or sperm. Ok but keep in mind that all has to do with the type of STD your talking about. But I think it's safe to assume that if you sit on the toilet your probably not going to get the STD from that person. I don't understand the exact method of contraction but I dont think it's going to happen since your not exchanging bodily fulids with this individual. I always just use one of those seat protectors when they are avalible at work. Because I'm a guy and guy's are dirty; so you can never be to carefull. But if your living with someone with an STD...I'd probably freak out! I don't know, but I'd keep some kind of house hold cleaner/disinfectant handy in the bathroom. Also you might want to talk to this person about it. Some (a very select few) STD's are curable. Most people tend to ingnore it, or be in denyle about the problem, or just not even know it exsist. Some STD's symptoms don't even show up for a long time. It just depends on the STD. But whoever you are talking about could just be too embarrassed to do anything. Suport might just be the best thing, dispite how grose and discusting that person may be...and their little friend down there. And what I mean by support is, SUPPORT TO HAVE SOMETHING DONE ABOUT IT! You know it's grose, but some people don't tell their partner that they have an STD. Oh and genital warts are curable no matter the sex, I don't know about Hepitius C, I think thats the one that you can take something for and it keeps it from transmiting and flaring up, but don't quote me. Ok well now that I'm done grosing you out, I hope I helped in some way. And your right it's not fair these promiscuous people keep spreading this shit around cause their to horny to control themsevles and USE A DAM CONDOM!!
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you can't get an STD in the stomach (you can get std's that lead to other problems internally). you can never get rid of herpes. it's lifelong and can only take meds to help symptoms and outbreaks.
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Once you both have finished the full course of treatment, you can resume sexual activities.  If your symptoms continue after treatment, you probably have been infected again.
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Depends on if either one of you have an STD...
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No you will not get genital herpes just by laying next to someone with the virus. To get genital herpes you have to have direct skin to skin contact or have sex with them. So unless you are rubbing your genital areas together, or having sex with that person you ARE NOT going to get it. \n\nAnd your doctor is right for the most part. Usually doctors diagnose genital herpes by a physical exam, and also a pap smear for women. There is a blood test that they can do, but they have be shown to be really inaccurate, giving negative results, when you do in fact have the virus. The first or primary outbreak usually occurs 2-14 days after being infected. So unless you have had an outbreak, chances are you probably don't have the virus.\n\nThere is nothing you can really do to help your friend, just be there for him. It's not a deadly STD, and it is totally treatable with medication. \n\nThe sores caused by genital herpes are extremely painful on your first outbreak. They sort of looks like cysts or blisters rather than small pimples. You can "pop" them, but that is REALLY bad to do. If you pop them, the puss and fluid from them can get on the skin around it and cause more sores to appear! The best thing a person can do when they are having an outbreak is to leave them alone! Take the medicine the doctor prescribes you and don't touch your sores! They will heal better the less you touch them and irritate them. And ALWAYS wash your hands after you have touched them. \n\nYou can't tell if someone has genital herpes just by looking at them, or their genital area. Even if they show no signs of the virus, like sores, they can still be "shedding" the virus, which means they can pass it to you. Always wear a condom, or if you are a girl, insist the guy does. Even though condoms are not 100%, they are the safest thing you can do to protect yourself from STDS, other than abstinence.