Is scabies an STD

Answer 1

No. MRSA is a staph infection in the blood that is resistant to methycillin. However, MRSA can spread through intimate contact. In the future it should be considered as one of the STD's diseases.
MRSA is not a STD.
No, MRSA is not a STD. MRSA infection is caused by staphylococcus aureus bacteria --- and is often called staph. MRSA stands for methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus. It's resistant to a broad spectrum of antibiotics. MRSA can be fatal.
yes it depends
merca is a skin infection and i had merca and it was on my thigh butt somewhere around there. so be careful. lots of people are scared of merca even parents. parents please read this i bet that you had merca to
Yes, MRSA can be transmitted by any skin-to-skin contact, including during sexual activity.

Answer 2

Scabies does not transmit through sex. so its not std.

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Scabies are not a STD.
Definitely!
they can be transmitted sexually

Answer 3

So often, psoriasis affect the genital organs in males and females. Even though the signs of psoriasis can be alarming on the genitals, it is not sexually transmitted. Before you decide the patches on your penis or vulva are caused by psoriasis, check with your health care provider for diagnosis and treatment. If psoriasis is the diagnosis, there is no concern about passing it to your partner.