If you are a health care provider, then yes. Patient information is protected under HIPAA. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated by the patient, all patient information is to be treated as confidential.
It the person has an STD you can get the STD sexually transmitted.
Settle down with 1 person you know will be faithful and has no STD.
No. It will not unless the person has an STD.
By unsafe sexual intercourse.
STD's and ulcers are not related. That is not to say a person with an ulcer could have one. But so could a person without one.....
A person can have more than one sexually transmitted disease (STD) simultaneously due to engaging in unprotected sexual activities with multiple partners or through a single partner who is infected with multiple pathogens. The immune system may not effectively combat multiple infections at once, and some STDs can increase susceptibility to others. Additionally, certain behaviors that increase the risk of one STD, such as having multiple sexual partners, often correlate with higher risk for others.
No.
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I'm so sorry to hear your the 9th person to get an std. My heart is really with you.
As long as they don't have an STD, nothing happens.
As long as the person doesn't have a STD, then it is not unhealthy.
I seriously doubt it as he was a very shy and reserved person.