Do I have an std

Question

So look please don’t come at me
I was with my bf in 2018 I got tested and was negative. 
Then at the end of 2019 I slept with someone without a condom (I’m on the pill). 
At the end of 2019 till now I’ve been sleeping with someone else without a condom. 
From 2018 to now I haven’t been tested. 
A couple of weeks ago the guy I’ve been sleep with for a few month said he got tested and he had mycoplasma genitalium and so I got tested for that, chlamydia and Gonorrhea. 
The doctor asked me though if the guy I’m sleeping with didn’t have chlamydia or Gonorrhea as well because they normally come with MG. 
Anyway I received a call from the doc office saying the results are in. 
If I test positive to chlamydia or Gonorrhea what does that mean? Shouldn’t the guy have it too? And technically could I say I may have gotten it from the second guy?
I’m really nervous, I know I did a stupid thing

Answer

You knew it was risks to having sex without protection yet you’ve done it more than once...

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“I know I did a stupid thing.” That implies you did it once,  but you didn’t. You repeatedly put yourself in danger. Multiple times means it wasn’t an accident.  Why do you value your body and your health so little? It just blows my mind that in 2020, with all we know now and how accessible protection is, that people are still being so careless.

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Ladies ladies ladies...PSA please do not skip out on checking up on your lady parts. I cannot stress this enough.So many dangerous things can happen and your body that you may not have obvious signs and symptoms for. I agree with getting checked every year. I’ve had the same partner for years and I am still on time every year to get checked and I always opt for std checks even though I know we’re both faithful. BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY! Since you’ve failed to do this (lesson learned I hope) you should contact each one you’ve come in contact with protected or not and inform them.

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You should contact everyone you’ve had sex with (protected or otherwise) since your last test if you show positive for any of them because there’s really no telling when you could have gotten it. 
From now on, be sure to use condoms every time you have sex, and get tested on a regular basis, whether you’re in a monogamous relationship or not. You should get tested at least once per year or every six months if you gave multiple partners per year.

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Sounds like the results are in at your doctors office. That means they will tell you if you have an STD and what your next steps should be. We have no idea.

Do I have an std

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