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How are STIs Spread?
STIs are spread through vaginal, anal, or oral sex with an infected person. Some STIs can also be transmitted through non-sexual means such as sharing needles or from mother to child during childbirth.
Frequently asked queries:
How are STIs Spread?
Why is STI Prevention Important?
What are the Common Methods of STI Prevention?
What Role Does Gynecology Play in STI Prevention?
Can STIs Be Treated?
How Can One Talk to Their Partner About STI Prevention?
Is It Possible to Have a Healthy Sexual Life While Preventing STIs?
How can infections be prevented and managed?
How Reliable is MRI Pelvimetry?
What is Ovarian Suppression?
How Can STIs Affect Reproductive Health?
What are the Common Symptoms of PMS?
Which Universities Are Known for Gynecology?
What are the Risks and Symptoms of Gynecological Cancers?
What are common sleep disturbances affecting women?
How is Clinical Integration Achieved?
Who Should Get an HPV Test?
What Are the Success Rates of Fertility Treatments?
How is Ovarian Tissue Evaluated?
What are the Benefits of Personalized Education?
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