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Generally speaking, when you get tested for STDs, do you also get tested for herpes?

Yes
30.2%
No (only if symptoms)
14.8%
I haven't been tested
55%

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this is so weird, whenever i've gone to get tested the doctors have said 'we dont recommend testing unless you have symptoms'

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I also don't consider herpes a reason not to sleep with someone. It's mild, easily treatable, and frequently asymptomatic.

5:24 AM · Sep 2, 2017