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How Can Parasitic STIs be Prevented?

Preventing parasitic STIs involves several strategies:
- Safe Sex Practices: Using condoms and dental dams can reduce the risk of transmission.
- Personal Hygiene: Avoid sharing personal items like towels and clothing.
- Regular Screenings: Routine gynecological check-ups and STI screenings can help in early detection and treatment.

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