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Yes. and so can women. If you think you might have something then get checked out.

yes men usually carry chlamydia then pass it on to women who then have quite nasty symptoms and can cause eptopic pregnancies and loads of other symptoms

if u got the itch girl,,,,, its got to be scratched
or try some creem,

Q: If I don’t have symptoms is it possible that I could still have an STD?

A: If one engages in anal, oral or vaginal sex, she or he is at risk for contracting a sexually transmitted disease. Not all people with an STD experience symptoms or they may experience symptoms but mistake them for something else.Do not wait for a symptom to occur; get tested now. for example, some people may have STD-related symptoms but think these symptoms are a result of another illness or, common body change (i.e. skin rash, urinary tract infection, normal discharge or cold/flu).

yes, especially chlamydia its a silent STD not alot of people (women and men) know they have it,

Well, guys don't exactly have chlamydia, they just act as hosts and carriers. they can also have HPV or herpes and not have symptoms. Not everyone has herpes breakouts, and they might not realize the wart is anything to be concerned about. they may also have HIV and just not have developed any symptoms yet. and syphillis as well,and that's making a comeback unfortunately. Although the first stage causes a sore, it isn't painful and it does go away in about 6 weeks. The guy doesn't get treated because it doesn't hurt, and he thinks he's in the clear because the sore heals. unfortunately, he's still contagious. Your best bet is to insist your partner wear a condom, and keep an eye out for any kinds of sores or warts in the area.

YES!

MAKE SURE YOU DO A CHECK UP ON YOUR BOYFRIEND OR HUSBAND BEFORE YOU HAVE SEX!

Condoms are also recommended but arent 100% full proof

Mostly animals get rabies. if your dog comes home from playing outside and he's foaming at the mouth, he has rabies.

Foaming at the mouth and aggression are good signs of rabies. Raccoons, dogs, rats, squirrels, and lots of other animals. Once the animal or person starts showing signs of rabies, it is too late to be cured. if you get bit by an animal that potentially could have rabies, you should go get a rabies shot ASAP.

The carriers of rabies are bats and dogs, and humans are dead end hosts. if you feel you have been in contact with the virus, you must clean and wash the area, run to get the shot and antibodies against it. the symptoms seen on a dog is if they all of a sudden change behavior, and start becoming agressive or violent. Please go right away, there is only one known case that survived..at least in the U.S.A