Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common, occurring in one out of every five sexually active people. Most STIs are manageable with the help of medications, but they have to be treated in good time to avoid their spread. When a person is pregnant and they have an STI, they must seek treatment right away, as their unborn child is vulnerable and could contract the infection during birth. If one has a partner, both the partner and a healthcare provider should be aware of the STI so that the appropriate treatment can be administered. In general, STIs have the potential of putting an unborn child at risk of acquiring the infection. As such, it is necessary that someone get the right treatment as soon as they test positive for an STI. In this way, the disease is managed, and contained.
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