Can a person get sexually transmitted infections from past relationships?

Hello,

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I read your query and understand your concern.

If in the past, you had STI (sexually transmitted infections) and took proper treatment for it then it would not reoccur without any contact with infectious agents. But still if you have doubt and now you are experiencing symptoms like vaginal discharge or blisters in genital area then you should do the tests for clarification and to avoid such infections, you should keep the genital area clean and dry, change undergarments two times in a day, wash your genitals with soft cleansers, if your partner have any genital infection then it is better to avoid intercourse till the infection is there or at least use condoms.

Hope this information helps you, feel free to ask further queries.

Regards.

Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

See the incubation period for most of the STI (sexually transmitted infections) is one to three months, within these months, a test might come negative. If you had tested after three months after your relationship ended then there is no chance that infection is there and even if it was there it would not last this long without any symptoms. Chlamydia is a bacterial infection it can be easily treatable and curable with proper antibiotic course so I would suggest not to worry about this.

Regards.