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How do you know if you have a Sexually transmitted disease (STD) ? There are many different types of STD’s The most common one today is genital warts or known as HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS. Well there are very few symptoms of this disease it can present itself with little bumps on the vaginas out walls, or on the penis. Left untreated this disease can lead to cancer. If you think that you have had sex with someone that has genital warts you should consult your doctor. Those that have the STD can be treated with cr�mes and in for warts found on the cervix they may have to be laser off.

We live in a world that we can no longer assume our sexual partener is STD free. If you are starting a relationship with a new partener you should make sure that he/she is checked out by a doctor. It is interesting to not that many people just assume their partener is free of all sexually transmitted disease. What many people don’t know, is that there are people out there that have no idea that they are carrying a disease because there are no symptoms present. Many sexually transmitted disease can lead to cancer, and the be defense is early detection of the disease. Birth control may aid in the prevention of pregnancy but it will not aid in the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases. If you are having sex, you need to be extremely cautious of whom it is with. A sexually relationship can be a very pleasurable life experience, however if you are unsafe or careless it can either cause a new life, or take yours.

If you are in sexual relationship you should always get your year physical which will included a blood test that can rule out an STD and an internal examine that will determine a sexually transmitted disease that is showing no symptoms.

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