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It depends on the STD, but many can cause serious personal health issues if not treated. There is also a social issue and morality issue because once a person is infected, they can pass it on to another person.

A few generations back, STD's were very bad news. Until penicillin became widely available in 1944, syphilis and gonorrhea were extremely difficult to treat. Al Capone died of complications brought on by tertiary syphilis in 1947; the disease had rendered him functionally insane. Gonorrhea is known to affect the human heart, and can cause heart valve malfunctions that can lead to death. In the best of cases, the classic STD's are quite unpleasant; in most cases, they cause discomforts that will lead the strongest hearts to the nearest doctor's office.

Genital herpes, another STD, is permanent and incurable. While it is not considered fatal, it is a good bet that, once you've got it, you'll die with it.

AIDS -- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome -- is today's "ultimate" STD; it is 100% fatal, though it's dormancy period varies widely from one patient to another. Being a blood-borne disease, AIDS stands outside the "classic" STD's, which are generally transmitted by mere skin contact. Early transmissions of the AIDS virus occurred via blood transfusions from tainted stocks and multiple uses of unclean IV needles by recreational drug users.

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