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Q: ? About Disease And Faithfulness

asked by: Gina on December 20th, 2003

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I just recently found out that I got a disease called molluscum contagiosum and where it is on my body it had to have been sexually transmitted to me. I was just wondering if anyone else had ever had this and if so do you know if the only way my boyfriend could have gotten it is by cheating on me? I hate to be naive about it. We have both supposedly been faithful to each other for a year now. I just want to know if he woud have absolutly had to have sex with someone else to have given it to me?

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Suzy

replied on December 20th, 2003

Active User, very eHealthy

Hi gina,

molluscum contagiosum is a sexually transmitted disease and is usually contracted by close contact with an infected person. It has been known to be spread also by sharing towels with an infected person.

Good luck

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