How do people get STDs? Does it natrually develope? exclude: blody fluids, needles, outside varibles, sex?

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Example: If two people, who don't have an STD, have unprotected sex, could they get an STD?

Answer 1

The short answer is no, someone needs to be infected to get most std's. The problem is some of them are insidious and show no symptoms for years - that could present a problem. The only way of finding out if you host the little bugs is a blood test.
FYI - if all the people infected in the world got treated for syphilis, it would no longer be around. That and quit having sex with sheep.

Answer 2

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How do people get STDs? Does it natrually develope? exclude: blody fluids, needles, outside varibles, sex?
Example: If two people, who don't have an STD, have unprotected sex, could they get an STD?

Answer 3

It depends on your definition of STD. If one person has oral herpes, it isn't considered an STD... but if it's transmitted to the genitals through oral sex, then it suddenly becomes and STD by definition.

But still, the virus had to be present in one of the people... If both people are completely free of infectious organisms, none will materialise. These HAVE to come from somewhere/someone else. [I suppose it's possible that some strange genetic mutation will happen in you, forming a new previously-unknown disease that can be sexually transmitted... Like that contagious sexually-transmitted tumour dogs get, which originally came from the cancer cells of one single dog... but that is so unlikely you might as well not even think about it.]

Some infections develop naturally because of (or partly because of) sex that can resemble STDs or be confused with STDs, like urinary tract infections and yeast infections. These, however, are caused by organisms that are normally present in a person's body, but have grown out of control. So, they aren't contagious. An STD is caused by an organism that is not supposed to be there, and is introduced from someone who has it through sex.

Answer 4

No it's not possible, they're not like hypertension or diabetes which appear influenced by your lifestyle and/or genetics. The only way you can get them is from outside...in some cases the mother can pass it to her baby during pregnancy, but that's different. The STD are all INFECTIOUS diseases so there's no way they can just grow in your body without previous exposure to the organism (virus, bacteria, parasites, fungus). So if you have a partner the only way to prevent them is been loyal to each other, and of you don't have one always use a condom, though it will not protect you a 100% because of all the sexual practices, so you have to be very careful with the people you want to share your bed!

Answer 5

How do you get them? Depends on the STD in question.

Aside from sexual transmission, some can be transmitted from mother to baby during child birth.

If two STD-clean people have unprotected sex, I am not aware of any STD that would be transmitted nor do I see how one would develop from that.

How did this all start? Who knows?

Answer 6

No, if two people who are std free have sex they want get an std. If they do that means that someone has been sleeping around while in the relationship.

Answer 7

STD's are sexually Transmitted Diseases such as, Syphillis, Gonorhea etc. These are infectious diseases which are transmitted by an infected person to the his other sex partner. Such diseases are picked up by people from unprotected and casual sex with prostitutes and such multi-partner people.

Even Aids can be categorised as an STD. All other diseases except Aids are treatable with anti-biotics.

Answer 8

STD's are sexually transmitted diseases. So they would be passed from person to person via sexual activities. I don't think 2 people that don't have anything can just "get" something.

Answer 9

No one can really be sure. My best guess is it's a mutation in our DNA. but *shrugs* I'm not a scientist. Also, they believe AIDS came from apes, but where they get it, I don't know.