how soon after exposure to STDs do you get symptoms?

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any and all STDS

Answer 1

Chancroid- A treatable bacterial infection that causes painful sores. Incubation Period: 12 hours to 5 days.
Chlamydia A treatable bacterial infection of the prostate, urethra & female pelvis. Incubation period 7 to 21 days.
Crabs (Lice) Parasites or bugs that live on the pubic hair in the genital area. Incubation period. As long as a week if it's the first time you've had pubic lice; as little as a day if this is a recurrence.
Gonorrhea A treatable bacterial infection of the penis, vagina or anus, "the clap". Incubation period 1 to 14 days
Hepatitis A disease that affects the liver. There are 5 types. Hepatitis-Incubation Period: Two weeks to five months, although hepatitis C can remain dormant for 10 years before symptoms crop up.
Herpes simplex-Recurrent viral infection causing blisters (anus, vagina, penis). Incubation Period: Anywhere from five to twenty days.
HIV / AIDS A viral infection of the immune system. Incubation Period: Some people develop symptoms shortly after being infected, but for many it takes more than ten years for symptoms to appear.
HPV / Warts A viral infection of the skin in the genital area & female's cervix. Incubation Period: Anywhere from one month to several years.
Scabies A treatable skin disease that is caused by a parasite.
Incubation Period:As long as a week if it's the first time you've been infested; a day if it's a recurrence.
Syphilis A treatable bacterial infection affecting genitals, heart, & nerves. Incubation Period: One week to three months.
Trichomoniasis A treatable bacterial infection of male urethra & female pelvis. Incubation Period: If symptoms appear, it usually takes from 3 to 28 days for them to develop.
Yeast Infection A treatable fungal infection of the vagina.
Incubation Period: Anywhere from 12 hours to five days.
Vaginosis- Vaginal infection causing itch, burning, discharge & an odd odor. Incubation period: Anywhere from 12 hours to five days
Yeast in Men A treatable fungal infection of the tip of the penis, called balanitis. Incubation Period: Anywhere from 12 hours to five days
Please see the webpages for more details on Sexually Transmitted Diseases.

Answer 2

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Answer 4

It really depends on the STD and the person's body who contracted it. If ther person's immune sysytem is strong and can mostly fight off infections then it could be some time before symptoms appear. If there sysytem is weak (for many reasons) they could get sick faster. However some people don't show symptoms for a long time if ever with some STD's. For anyone who thinks they might have contracted anything is to do to the doctor to get check and blood work. Most STD's will show up in the body after a few days even if it has not yet started to spread through the body

Answer 5

Well, Mostly STD's don't shows Up any significant symptoms, the only way to know is to be tested. Although STDs sometimes have symptoms,it is very common for girls not to have any, especially in the early stages. by the time symptoms do show up,the infection can be advanced. when STDs not treated early,they can cause infertility...the common symnptoms for some STDs are -----Itching in the pubic area
Occasional presence of rust-colored spots on your underclothes from bleeding at sites of bites
Mild fever and tiredness may occur if you have been bitten by a large number of lice
These symptoms for some of the common STDs opccours within 1-3 weeks..
Many STDs don't have any symptoms in the early stages,you don't have to have symptoms to get tested.
and PLEASE..PREVENTION is Always BETTER then CURE...

Answer 6

There is nothing wrong with being sexual, so don't beat yourself up about that. It doesn't matter if you have sex with males, females, or both. You did your best in both situations, too, to make it safe. So again, good for you. Your current illness is probably unrelated. A lot of people are sick right now with the same symptoms you describe. But yes, to be on the safe side, get an HIV test soon, and follow their recommendation for another test in 6 months. Remember that with the current meds, HIV is not a death sentence. People now live longer and healthier with HIV than they do with diabetes. But again, I'm sure you are fine.

Answer 7

Depends on the STDs exposed to, and if male or female. Either way you better carry your tail to a clinic, or family physician. STD's can cause sterilization keeping you from having children, if left to meander through the body untreated. Some of them can even cause death. Better safe than sorry, & if you have a reason to believe you have been exposed to anything a long those lines seek professional medical attention as soon as humanely possible!

Answer 8

it depends on the std some you can see symptoms as little as 2 weeks and others like herpes and genital warts 6 months and some people never get symptoms thats why its always good to pratice safe sex, women get your yearly paps once a year and get tested for hiv and aids every 6 months even if the test comes back negitive because even if you are in a long term relationship and your being true to your partner that does not mean they are being true to you

Answer 9

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Answer 10

well really its different in every person. Sometimes you may have an std and it will not show any appearance for years. But if you think that you have come in contact with something you need to go get checked out.Tell your doctor what you thinkk it was that way you and she can keep on top of it. If its aids you can go to the hospital and there will give you something to stop it in its tracks. but you have to do that immediately.