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STD symptoms: How long to manifest and when to test - Medical News Today

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STD symptoms: How long to manifest and when to test - Medical News Today STD symptoms: How long to manifest and when to test - Medical News Today Posted: 29 Sep 2020 12:00 AM PDT Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), or sexually transmitted infections (STIs), usually pass from person to person through sexual contact. Testing can help make sex safer and ensure people receive proper treatment for STIs Each STI has its own incubation period, which is how long it takes for symptoms to appear. In some cases, it can take months for an STI to show up on tests. In other cases, it may only take days. This article explores the incubation periods of different STIs , how soon people can get tested, and the importance of testing. The incubation period is how long it takes for symptoms to appear after exposure. The window period is how long it takes to get a positive test result for the infection after exposure. These periods are often...

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