Did you get infected once when you were at high risk?

It is very likely to be infected if you have high-risk sex once. High-risk sexual life is a way to contract sexually transmitted diseases, and the chance of infection is relatively high. High-risk sexual life is generally several times more contagious than ordinary sexual behavior.

Sexually transmitted diseases are mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse, and may also be transmitted through blood products or vertical transmission from mother to child. After high-risk sexual intercourse, the chance of sexually transmitted disease infection is likely to increase significantly. If you have a cold or genital itching or a rash on the skin, you should go to a professional medical institution for a detailed examination as soon as possible. If the result of the examination is negative, it means that you are not infected. If the result of the examination is positive, it is likely caused by sexually transmitted disease factors. Generally, you should avoid having sex after high-risk sexual activity to prevent cross infection, which is highly contagious.

Sexually transmitted diseases are mainly caused by human immune deficiency factors, which may be closely related to excessively chaotic private life and too many sexual partners. They may cause obvious itching in private parts, accompanied by a significant increase in secretions, which will have an adverse effect on one's health. In daily life, you must keep yourself clean, have a regular sexual partner, and never have an overly chaotic private life, so as not to cause a great impact on your health and cause sexually transmitted diseases.