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Is it possible to be infected with a sexually transmitted disease by using public toilets? Dr. Lisa Flowers,...

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Is it possible to be infected with a sexually transmitted disease by using public toilets? Dr. Lisa Flowers, MD, from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Emory University, answers in this video.

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By: Guest 9 months ago

As listed in Q & A list of PozGroup.com, most of virus of STDs will be dead shortly once they are exposed in the air.

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Public Toilets and STDs

Kierra: Hi! My name is Kierra, and I am from Dayton, Ohio. Can you get a STD from a public toilet seat? Lisa Flowers: Hi Kierra! Very unlikely. Since most sexually transmitted diseases are passed by sexual contact with an affected partner, skin-to-skin contact or exchange of bottley fluids. The only other possible infection is crabs or pubic lice, which usually does not survive away from the body greater than 24 hours. So most cases you will be safe visiting a public restroom. Kierra: Hi! My name is Kierra, and I am from Dayton, Ohio. Can you get a STD from a public toilet seat? Lisa Flowers: Hi Kierra! Very unlikely. Since most sexually transmitted diseases are passed by sexual contact with an affected partner, skin-to-skin contact or exchange of bottley fluids. The only other possible infection is crabs or pubic lice, which usually does not survive away from the body greater than 24 hours. So most cases you will be safe visiting a public restroom.

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Kierra: Hi! My name is Kierra, and I am from Dayton, Ohio. Can you get a STD from a public toilet seat?

Lisa Flowers: Hi Kierra! Very unlikely. Since most sexually transmitted diseases are passed by sexual contact with an affected partner, skin-to-skin contact or exchange of bottley fluids.

The only other possible infection is crabs or pubic lice, which usually does not survive away from the body greater than 24 hours. So most cases you will be safe visiting a public restroom.
Kierra: Hi! My name is Kierra, and I am from Dayton, Ohio. Can you get a STD from a public toilet seat?

Lisa Flowers: Hi Kierra! Very unlikely. Since most sexually transmitted diseases are passed by sexual contact with an affected partner, skin-to-skin contact or exchange of bottley fluids.

The only other possible infection is crabs or pubic lice, which usually does not survive away from the body greater than 24 hours. So most cases you will be safe visiting a public restroom.

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