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Can STIs Cause UTIs? What You Need to Know

Can STIs Cause UTIs? What You Need to Know

If you’ve ever experienced burning during urination, frequent trips to the bathroom, or pelvic discomfort, you may have assumed it was a urinary tract infection (UTI). But what if it’s actually a sexually transmitted infection (STI)? Many STIs, including chlamydia and gonorrhea, can mimic UTI symptoms, leading to misdiagnosis and delayed treatment.
29 January 2025
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If͏͏ you͏͏ are͏͏ concerned͏͏ about͏͏ your͏͏ health,͏͏ then͏͏ you͏͏ should͏͏ know͏͏ that͏͏ STIs͏͏ and͏͏ UTIs͏͏ somewhat͏͏ interlink.͏͏ The͏͏ usual͏͏ mode͏͏ of͏͏ action͏͏ is͏͏ when͏͏ the͏͏ germs͏͏ invade͏͏ the͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract,͏͏ thus͏͏ causing͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infections,͏͏ while͏͏ some͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ can͏͏ also͏͏ inflame͏͏ and͏͏ irritate͏͏ the͏͏ same͏͏ area.͏͏ So,͏͏ how͏͏ can͏͏ one͏͏ identify͏͏ signs͏͏ and͏͏ symptoms͏͏ of͏͏ each͏͏ one,͏͏ and͏͏ what͏͏ can͏͏ be͏͏ done?͏͏ Let's͏͏ break͏͏ it͏͏ down.

The͏͏ Comprehensive͏͏ Guide͏͏ to͏͏ Differences͏͏ Between͏͏ UTI͏͏ and͏͏ STI


What is a UTI?


A͏͏ Urinary͏͏ Tract͏͏ Infection͏͏ (UTI)͏͏ is when͏͏ bacteria,͏͏ usually͏͏ Escherichia͏͏ coli,͏͏ enter͏͏ the͏͏ bladder͏͏ via͏͏ the͏͏ urethra.͏͏ The͏͏ bacterial͏͏ invasion͏͏ of͏͏ the͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ occurs͏͏ for͏͏ reasons͏͏ including͏͏ poor͏͏ hygiene,͏͏ holding͏͏ urine͏͏ inside͏͏ the͏͏ body͏͏ for͏͏ too͏͏ long,͏͏ or͏͏ even͏͏ multiple͏͏ sexual͏͏ relations.

Common͏͏ Signs͏͏ and͏͏ Symptoms͏͏ of͏͏ UTI:


  • Pain͏͏ or͏͏ burning͏͏ while͏͏ passing͏͏ stools͏͏
  • Frequent͏͏ urge͏͏ to͏͏ urinate͏͏
  • Urine͏͏ that͏͏ is͏͏ cloudy͏͏ or͏͏ has͏͏ a͏͏ strong͏͏ odor͏͏
  • Discomfort͏͏ or͏͏ pressure͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ pelvic͏͏ area

What is a STI?


An͏͏ STI͏͏ is͏͏ defined͏͏ as͏͏ an͏͏ infection͏͏ that͏͏ is͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ between͏͏ one͏͏ person͏͏ and͏͏ another.͏͏ It͏͏ arises͏͏ when͏͏ an͏͏ individual͏͏ comes͏͏ into͏͏ contact͏͏ with͏͏ another͏͏ through͏͏ bacteria,͏͏ viruses,͏͏ or͏͏ parasites.͏͏

Due͏͏ to͏͏ the͏͏ symptoms͏͏ that͏͏ some͏͏ of͏͏ these͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections,͏͏ such͏͏ as͏͏ chlamydia,͏͏ gonorrhea,͏͏ and͏͏ trichomoniasis,͏͏ create͏͏ and͏͏ how͏͏ they͏͏ somewhat͏͏ mirror͏͏ those͏͏ similar͏͏ to͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection,͏͏ it͏͏ can͏͏ oftentimes͏͏ be͏͏ fairly͏͏ easy͏͏ to͏͏ mix͏͏ the͏͏ two͏͏ up.

Common͏͏ Symptoms͏͏ of͏͏ STIs͏͏ Which͏͏ Might͏͏ Imitate͏͏ an UTI͏:


  • Painful͏͏ passing͏͏ of͏͏ stool͏͏ Incontinence͏͏
  • Discomfort͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ lower͏͏ abdomen͏͏
  • Unusual͏͏ color͏͏ discharge͏͏ -͏͏ green,͏͏ white,͏͏ yellow,͏͏ or͏͏ transparent͏͏ appearance͏͏
  • Redness,͏͏ itching,͏͏ or͏͏ irritation

Differences͏͏


Even͏͏ though͏͏ some͏͏ of͏͏ the͏͏ symptoms͏͏ may͏͏ be͏͏ similar,͏͏ UTIs͏͏ and͏͏ STIs͏͏ are͏͏ different͏͏ in͏͏ terms͏͏ of͏͏ their͏͏ causes͏͏ and͏͏ treatment.͏͏ In͏͏ the͏͏ case͏͏ of͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ (UTI),͏͏ when͏͏ bacteria-most͏͏ often͏͏ Escherichia͏͏ coli-enter͏͏ the͏͏ body͏͏ through͏͏ the͏͏ urethra,͏͏ the͏͏ infection͏͏ can͏͏ then͏͏ spread͏͏ to͏͏ the͏͏ bladder.͏͏ STIs͏͏ are͏͏ bacterial,͏͏ viral,͏͏ or͏͏ parasitic͏͏ infections͏͏ and͏͏ are͏͏ usually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ by͏͏ sexual͏͏ contact.

One͏͏ of͏͏ the͏͏ most͏͏ important͏͏ differences͏͏ between͏͏ the͏͏ two͏͏ is͏͏ that͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ (STIs)͏͏ can͏͏ be͏͏ passed͏͏ from͏͏ one͏͏ person͏͏ to͏͏ another,͏͏ whereas͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infections͏͏ (UTIs)͏͏ cannot.͏

Common͏͏ indicators͏͏ of͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ (UTI)͏͏ include͏͏ pain͏͏ while͏͏ peeing,͏͏ a͏͏ strong͏͏ urge͏͏ to͏͏ urinate,͏͏ and͏͏ urine͏͏ that͏͏ is͏͏ cloudy͏͏ or͏͏ has͏͏ a͏͏ strong͏͏ smell.͏͏ On͏͏ the͏͏ other͏͏ hand,͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ may͏͏ also͏͏ be͏͏ painful͏͏ when͏͏ you͏͏ urinate͏͏ and͏͏ can͏͏ produce͏͏ other͏͏ symptoms,͏͏ such͏͏ as͏͏ genital͏͏ ulcers,͏͏ irregular͏͏ discharge,͏͏ and͏͏ itching.

The͏͏ two͏͏ also͏͏ differ͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ treatments͏͏ for͏͏ patients.͏͏ Physicians͏͏ use͏͏ antibiotics͏͏ in͏͏ order͏͏ to͏͏ cure͏͏ most͏͏ UTIs.͏͏ The͏͏ medications͏͏ kill͏͏ the͏͏ microorganisms͏͏ causing͏͏ the͏͏ infection.͏͏ Depending͏͏ on͏͏ the͏͏ type͏͏ of͏͏ STI,͏͏ you͏͏ may͏͏ be͏͏ required͏͏ to͏͏ take͏͏ some͏͏ antibiotics,͏͏ some͏͏ antiviral͏͏ medications,͏͏ or͏͏ other͏͏ particular͏͏ treatments.͏͏ Testing͏͏ is͏͏ the͏͏ only͏͏ sure͏͏ way͏͏ to͏͏ confirm͏͏ whether͏͏ your͏͏ symptoms͏͏ are͏͏ due͏͏ to͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection,͏͏ an͏͏ STI,͏͏ or͏͏ both.

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Can͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ cause͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infections?


Sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ do͏͏ not͏͏ directly͏͏ give͏͏ rise͏͏ to͏͏ the͏͏ development͏͏ of͏͏ UTIs,͏͏ although͏͏ they͏͏ enhance͏͏ the͏͏ risk͏͏.

  • When͏͏ STIs͏͏ like͏͏ chlamydia͏͏and͏͏ gonorrhea͏͏ give͏͏ rise͏͏ to͏͏ inflammation͏͏ of͏͏ the͏͏ urethra,͏͏ this͏͏ provides͏͏ a͏͏ window͏͏ of͏͏ opportunity͏͏ for͏͏ bacteria͏͏ to͏͏ enter͏͏ the͏͏ host͏͏ and͏͏ cause͏͏ a͏͏ UTI.
  • Sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ disrupt͏͏ the͏͏ normal͏͏ flora͏͏ of͏͏ bacteria͏͏ of͏͏ the͏͏ urinary͏͏ and͏͏ reproductive͏͏ tracts.͏͏ STIs͏͏ alter͏͏ the͏͏ types͏͏ of͏͏ bacteria͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ vagina͏͏ that͏͏ promote͏͏ the͏͏ overgrowth͏͏ of͏͏ harmful͏͏ organisms.͏͏ 
  • STIs͏͏ may͏͏ have͏͏ similar͏͏ symptoms͏͏ as͏͏ UTIs͏͏ but͏͏ may͏͏ also͏͏ lead͏͏ to͏͏ other͏͏ symptoms,͏͏ such͏͏ as͏͏ unusual͏͏ discharge,͏͏ itching,͏͏ or͏͏ pelvic͏͏ pain.͏͏ Testing͏͏ for͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ diseases͏͏ and͏͏ doctors'͏͏ consultations͏͏ in͏͏ case͏͏ one͏͏ is͏͏ suffering͏͏ from͏͏ the͏͏ symptoms͏͏ of͏͏ a͏͏ UTI,͏͏ which͏͏ after͏͏ medication͏͏ do͏͏ not͏͏ get͏͏ better,͏͏ it͏͏ is͏͏ important͏͏ to͏͏ be͏͏ tested͏͏ for͏͏ STIs.

If͏͏ you͏͏ have͏͏ any͏͏ of͏͏ the͏͏ following͏͏ symptoms,͏͏ your͏͏ infection͏͏ may͏͏ not͏͏ be͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection, you͏͏ may͏͏ not͏͏ have͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection,͏͏ but͏͏ rather͏͏ an͏͏ STI.

  • Burning͏͏ feeling͏͏ while͏͏ urinating
  • Abnormal͏͏ discharge
  • Genital͏͏ ulcers
  • Itching

Sexually͏͏ active͏͏ individuals͏͏ who͏͏ have͏͏ had͏͏ a͏͏ recent͏͏ new͏͏ partner,͏͏ have͏͏ unprotected͏͏ sex,͏͏ or͏͏ have͏͏ multiple͏͏ partners͏͏ should͏͏ get͏͏ regularly͏͏ tested͏͏ for͏͏ STIs.

Prevention͏͏ of͏͏ Sexually͏͏ Transmitted͏͏ Infections͏͏ and͏͏ Urinary͏͏ Tract͏͏ Infections


  • STIs͏͏ can͏͏ be͏͏ prevented͏͏ by͏͏ using͏͏ a͏͏ condom͏͏ or͏͏ a͏͏ dental͏͏ dam.
  • It͏͏ is͏͏ advisable͏͏ to͏͏ urinate͏͏ after͏͏ having͏͏ sex͏͏ to͏͏ minimize͏͏ the͏͏ chances͏͏ of͏͏ getting͏͏ UTI.
  • Drink͏͏ plenty͏͏ of͏͏ water͏͏ to͏͏ help͏͏ flush͏͏ out͏͏ the͏͏ system.

We͏͏ can͏͏ diagnose͏͏ STIs͏͏ and͏͏ UTIs͏͏ at͏͏ an͏͏ early͏͏ stage͏͏ and͏͏ treat͏͏ them͏͏ more͏͏ effectively͏͏ through͏͏ testing͏͏ on͏͏ a͏͏ regular͏͏ basis.

Self-Test͏͏ing for͏͏ Sexually͏͏ Transmitted͏͏ Infections


You͏͏ can͏͏ privately͏͏ and͏͏ easily͏͏ find͏͏ out͏͏ whether͏͏ you͏͏ have͏͏ an͏͏ STI͏͏ with͏͏ a͏͏ home͏͏ STD͏͏ test͏͏ kit.͏͏ You͏͏ can͏͏ have͏͏ lab-verified͏͏ results͏͏ and͏͏ discreet͏͏ delivery͏͏ to͏͏ check͏͏ for͏͏ chlamydia͏͏ and͏͏ gonorrhea͏͏ from͏͏ the͏͏ privacy͏͏ of͏͏ your͏͏ own͏͏ home.

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Frequently͏͏ Asked͏͏ Questions͏͏


1.- Can͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ be͏͏ converted͏͏ into͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection?

Sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ and͏͏ UTIs͏͏ do͏͏ not͏͏ have͏͏ a͏͏ point-to-point͏͏ relationship.͏͏ STIs,͏͏ such͏͏ as͏͏ chlamydia͏͏ and͏͏ gonorrhea,͏͏ can͏͏ cause͏͏ irritation͏͏ leading͏͏ to͏͏ inflammation͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ urinary͏͏ system͏͏ and͏͏ increase͏͏ the͏͏ risk͏͏ of͏͏ UTIs.

2.- How can I tell whether͏͏ I͏͏ have͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ or͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection?

A͏͏ UTI͏͏ typically͏͏ gives͏͏ a͏͏ burning͏͏ sensation,͏͏ frequent͏͏ urination,͏͏ and͏͏ cloudy͏͏ urine.͏͏ In͏͏ addition,͏͏ symptoms͏͏ may͏͏ include͏͏ a͏͏ sore͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ vagina,͏͏ unusual͏͏ discharge,͏͏ or͏͏ itching͏͏ caused͏͏ by͏͏ an͏͏ STI.͏͏ The͏͏ only͏͏ sure͏͏ way͏͏ to͏͏ know͏͏ whether͏͏ you͏͏ have͏͏ an͏͏ STI͏͏ or͏͏ not͏͏ is͏͏ to͏͏ get͏͏ tested.

3.- Can͏͏ a͏͏ UTI͏͏ be͏͏ mistaken͏͏ for͏͏ an͏͏ STI?

Both͏͏ UTIs͏͏ and͏͏ STIs͏͏ can͏͏ cause͏͏ painful͏͏ urination,͏͏ along͏͏ with͏͏ other͏͏ symptoms͏͏ of͏͏ pelvic͏͏ discomfort.͏͏ Since͏͏ the͏͏ symptoms͏͏ somewhat͏͏ resemble͏͏ each͏͏ other,͏͏ one͏͏ could͏͏ be͏͏ misdiagnosed͏͏ for͏͏ the͏͏ other͏͏ in͏͏ some͏͏ cases;͏͏ thus,͏͏ checking͏͏ for͏͏ both͏͏ is͏͏ necessary͏͏ if͏͏ the͏͏ symptoms͏͏ persist.

4.- Do͏͏ you͏͏ have͏͏ a͏͏ greater͏͏ risk͏͏ of͏͏ getting͏͏ a͏͏ UTI͏͏ if͏͏ you͏͏ have͏͏ an͏͏ STI?

When͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ (STIs)͏͏ disrupt͏͏ the͏͏ normal͏͏ balance͏͏ of͏͏ bacteria͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ reproductive͏͏ and͏͏ urinary͏͏ systems,͏͏ the͏͏ risk͏͏ of͏͏ bacterial͏͏ illnesses,͏͏ such͏͏ as͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infections͏͏ (UTIs),͏͏ can͏͏ increase.

5.- Is it possible͏͏ for͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ (UTI)͏͏ and͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ (STI)͏͏ to͏͏ occur͏͏ at͏͏ the͏͏ same͏͏ time?

It͏͏ is͏͏ possible͏͏ to͏͏ feel͏͏ both͏͏ at͏͏ the͏͏ same͏͏ time,͏͏ especially͏͏ in͏͏ cases͏͏ when͏͏ an͏͏ untreated͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ has͏͏ caused͏͏ irritation͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract,͏͏ which͏͏ allows͏͏ bacteria͏͏ to͏͏ enter.

6.- Is͏͏ it͏͏ possible͏͏ for͏͏ a͏͏ medicine͏͏ that͏͏ treats͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ (UTI)͏͏ to͏͏ also͏͏ be͏͏ effective͏͏ against͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ (STI)?

Yes,͏͏ sometimes.͏͏ Some͏͏ medications͏͏ that͏͏ are͏͏ prescribed͏͏ for͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infections͏͏ (UTIs)͏͏ may͏͏ also͏͏ be͏͏ effective͏͏ in͏͏ treating͏͏ bacterial͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ (STIs),͏͏ such͏͏ as͏͏ chlamydia.͏͏ However,͏͏ this͏͏ is͏͏ not͏͏ always͏͏ true.͏͏ When͏͏ treating͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ (STI)͏͏ with͏͏ medicine,͏͏ it͏͏ is͏͏ essential͏͏ to͏͏ follow͏͏ the͏͏ suggested͏͏ dosage.

7.- Is͏͏ there͏͏ a͏͏ link͏͏ between͏͏ bladder͏͏ infections͏͏ and͏͏ having͏͏ sex͏͏ without͏͏ protection?

Where͏͏ it͏͏ does͏͏ play͏͏ a͏͏ role͏͏ is͏͏ the͏͏ fact͏͏ that͏͏ during͏͏ unprotected͏͏ sex,͏͏ the͏͏ bacteria͏͏ around͏͏ the͏͏ vagina͏͏ opening͏͏ may͏͏ be͏͏ massaged͏͏ into͏͏ the͏͏ urinary͏͏ system͏͏ and͏͏ thus͏͏ increase͏͏ chances͏͏ of͏͏ infection.͏͏ The͏͏ best͏͏ preventive͏͏ measures͏͏ for͏͏ UTIs͏͏ are͏͏ having͏͏ protected͏͏ sex͏͏ and͏͏ urinating͏͏ immediately͏͏ after͏͏ sexual͏͏ contact.

8.- Must͏͏ you͏͏ see͏͏ a͏͏ doctor͏͏ and͏͏ get͏͏ tested͏͏ if͏͏ you͏͏ have͏͏ symptoms͏͏ of͏͏ an͏͏ STI?

If͏͏ your͏͏ symptoms͏͏ continue͏͏ after͏͏ you͏͏ have͏͏ been͏͏ treated͏͏ for͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ (UTI),͏͏ or͏͏ if͏͏ you͏͏ see͏͏ any͏͏ unusual͏͏ discharge,͏͏ itching,͏͏ or͏͏ sores͏͏ in͏͏ your͏͏ genital͏͏ area,͏͏ you͏͏ should͏͏ get͏͏ tested͏͏ for͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ (STI).

9.- How can I prevent͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ (UTI)͏͏ and͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ (STI)?

You͏͏ can͏͏ prevent͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infections͏͏ (STIs)͏͏ and͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infections͏͏ (UTIs)͏͏ by͏͏ practicing͏͏ safe͏͏ sex,͏͏ drinking͏͏ enough͏͏ of͏͏ water,͏͏ and͏͏ using͏͏ the͏͏ restroom͏͏ after͏͏ sexual͏͏ activity.͏͏ It͏͏ is͏͏ also͏͏ important͏͏ to͏͏ get͏͏ tested͏͏ regularly͏͏ so͏͏ that͏͏ cancer͏͏ can͏͏ be͏͏ detected͏͏ early.

10.- I͏͏ have͏͏ symptoms͏͏ that͏͏ are͏͏ comparable͏͏ to͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection.͏͏ Is͏͏ it͏͏ safe͏͏ for͏͏ me͏͏ to͏͏ take͏͏ an͏͏ at-home͏͏ test͏͏ to͏͏ check͏͏ for͏͏ STIs?

You͏͏ can͏͏ screen͏͏ for͏͏ other͏͏ conditions͏͏ that͏͏ may͏͏ mimic͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection,͏͏ such͏͏ as͏͏ chlamydia͏͏ and͏͏ gonorrhea,͏͏ in͏͏ the͏͏ comfort͏͏ of͏͏ your͏͏ own͏͏ home͏͏ with͏͏ at-home͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ disease͏͏ test͏͏ kits.͏͏ If͏͏ you͏͏ are͏͏ having͏͏ symptoms͏͏ and͏͏ are͏͏ not͏͏ sure͏͏ what͏͏ is͏͏ causing͏͏ them,͏͏ get͏͏ tested͏͏ to͏͏ find͏͏ out͏͏ what͏͏ is͏͏ going͏͏ on͏͏ and͏͏ how͏͏ to͏͏ feel͏͏ better.

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Even͏͏ though͏͏ the͏͏ symptoms͏͏ of͏͏ a͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infection͏͏ (UTI)͏͏ and͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ (STI)͏͏ are͏͏ similar,͏͏ the͏͏ treatments͏͏ for͏͏ the͏͏ two͏͏ are͏͏ different.͏͏ If͏͏ you͏͏ experience͏͏ recurring͏͏ urinary͏͏ tract͏͏ infections͏͏ (UTIs)͏͏ or͏͏ other͏͏ symptoms͏͏ that͏͏ do͏͏ not͏͏ go͏͏ away,͏͏ you͏͏ should͏͏ think͏͏ about͏͏ getting͏͏ tested͏͏ for͏͏ a͏͏ sexually͏͏ transmitted͏͏ infection͏͏ (STI).

If͏͏ you͏͏ think͏͏ you͏͏ might͏͏ have͏͏ a͏͏ UTI,͏͏ you͏͏ need͏͏ to͏͏ see͏͏ a͏͏ doctor.͏͏ If͏͏ you͏͏ think͏͏ you͏͏ might͏͏ have͏͏ an͏͏ STI,͏͏ get͏͏ tested͏͏ now.͏͏ Our͏͏ at-home͏͏ STD͏͏ test͏͏ kits͏͏ are͏͏ fast͏͏ and͏͏ private.

Sources


1.- PubMed: STD vs. UTI Misdiagnosis Study2.- 

2.- PubMed Central: Study on UTIs and STIs

3.- PubMed: Study on UTI and STD Co-Infections

4.- Wikipedia: Sexually Transmitted Infections Overview

6.- Wikipedia: Non-Gonococcal Urethritis and UTI Symptoms

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