If a STD enters your body what does your body do?

Answer 1

Well, the most common STD; Aids is a very tricky virus. It hides in the DNA where it cannot be found and for some mysterious reason attacks the T-Cells. This is why our body usually cannot fight it off.

Answer 2

When a sexually transmitted disease (STD) enters the body, the immune system typically responds by initiating an immune response to fight off the infection. This can include producing antibodies to target the pathogen, activating immune cells to attack and eliminate the infection, and sometimes causing symptoms such as fever or inflammation. It's important to seek medical treatment if you suspect you have an STD, as some infections can have serious long-term health consequences if left untreated.