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36-40,
*andie
writes:Hi. I've read somewhere that some STIs may result to infertility. I don't know the truth in this but i just wanna know, can yeast do this or is it Candida? Again, which of the STI can do this? Thank you! Reply to this Question
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reader, Candie +, writes (14 August 2009):
Candie is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThank you all. That really helped. Much love!
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reader, \m/J.D\m/  +, writes (14 August 2009):
 A yeast infection to the best of my knowledge does not cause infertility, however chlamydia left untreated can cause infertility and can also develope into a much more nasty std known as PVD (pelvic inflamitary disease)
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reader, anonymous, writes (14 August 2009): If you don't go to the Dr and get treatment, and things are left for too long, with anything not right on any part of your body, it can have a disastrous effect. I wouldn't worry as long as you go to the Dr. Almost everything is treatable
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reader, k_c100 +, writes (14 August 2009):
 A yeast infection is not an STI - it comes from an unbalance in the yeast that lives around the vagina and can be treated easily with some cream and a tablet from the doctor. It does not make you infertile!
For women, the main STI that causes infertility is Chlamydia, this often has no symptoms in men or women but only causes infertility in women. It can be tested for by the doctor with a simple urine test so if you are worried then go get an STI test at your doctors.
Just remember, all STI's can be very harmful in a number of ways, not just by causing infertility. Always use a condom and everytime you sleep with a new partner get an STI test, and get them to take one too. That way you always know you are safe and wont encounter any problems in the future.
I hope this helps!
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