Question

what are the three types of stis? which ones are curable? *
your answer
what are the two types of nuisance stis? symptoms? *
your answer

Explanation:

First Sub - Question: What are the three types of STTs? Which ones are curable?

STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections, here referred to as STTs maybe a typo) are grouped into three types: bacterial, viral, and parasitic. Bacterial STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis are curable with antibiotics. Viral STIs like HIV and herpes are not curable (manageable), and parasitic like trichomoniasis is curable with medication.

Nuisance STIs are often considered to be trichomoniasis and bacterial vaginosis (BV, though BV is sometimes considered a vaginal infection rather than a classic STI but is associated with sexual activity). For trichomoniasis: symptoms in women include vaginal itching, discharge (frothy, yellow - green), pain during urination or sex; in men, often no symptoms or mild urethral discharge/irritation. For BV: symptoms include thin, gray - white vaginal discharge, a fishy odor (especially after sex), vaginal itching or burning.

Answer:

The three types of STIs (STTs) are bacterial, viral, and parasitic. Bacterial (e.g., chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis) and parasitic (e.g., trichomoniasis) STIs are curable, while viral STIs (e.g., HIV, herpes) are not curable (though some symptoms can be managed).

Second Sub - Question: What are the two types of Nuisance STTs? Symptoms?