Sexually transmitted illnesses often spread from one person to another through sexual encounter with an infected person.

According to Mayoclinic, while some STDs are harmless, some might have negative health effects if addressed. This article looks at some of the most typical STD symptoms.

These infections can occasionally be spread nonsexually, such as by mothers to their newborns during pregnancy or childbirth, through blood transfusions, or by using the same needles repeatedly.

Not all STDS result in symptoms. Sexually transmitted illnesses can be acquired from seemingly healthy individuals who may not even be aware they are infected.

Some indicators of sexually transmitted illnesses include the following:

1. On or around your mouth, anus, or private organs, warts, pimples, or sores

2. Any enlargement, erythema, or itching that is visible close to a person's male or female reproductive system.

3. A foul-smelling discharge from a private organ.

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