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The 57 pages that link to Sexually transmitted infection, each with the reason it gives.

• SyphilisNarrower topic: Syphilis belongs to this broader group of infections.

• Herpes simplexNarrower topic: Genital herpes is sexually transmitted, though transmission can occur without visible sores.

• Reactive arthritisNarrower topic: This broader category includes genital infections that can trigger reactive arthritis.

• Genital herpesNarrower topic: Genital herpes belongs to this broader group, though transmission can occur without penetrative sex.

• UrethritisNarrower topic: Many infectious cases of urethritis are manifestations of sexually transmitted infections.

• Dental damNarrower topic: Dental dams reduce exposure to some infections transmitted through oral-genital contact.

• Genital wartsNarrower topic: HPV that causes genital warts is commonly transmitted through intimate skin-to-skin contact.

• Anal sexNarrower topic: Anal sex can transmit infections through contact with mucosal tissue, lesions, or bodily fluids.

• ChlamydiaNarrower topic: Chlamydia belongs to this group, though it can also pass to infants during birth.

• AnilingusNarrower topic: Some infections can pass through contact with infected skin, lesions, or bodily fluids.

• CunnilingusNarrower topic: Some infections can pass between partners during cunnilingus.

• FellatioNarrower topic: Some infections can pass between partners during oral-genital contact.

• Doggy styleNarrower topic: Position does not remove infection risk, so barrier use and testing still matter.

• Non-penetrative sexNarrower topic: Some infections can spread through contact that does not involve penetration.

• Premarital sexNarrower topic: Sexual activity can transmit infections whether partners are married or unmarried.

• TribadismNarrower topic: Genital rubbing can transmit certain infections even without penetration.

• Crab louseNarrower topic: Crab lice often spread through close sexual contact, though they are not microbes.

• HerpesNarrower topic: Genital herpes is one member of this broad group.

• Safe sexNarrower topic: Reducing transmission of these infections is a central purpose of safe-sex precautions.