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I was trying on pants and I wasn’t wearing underwear that covered my whole vagina and after I took of the pants I saw the pants had a greenish color in the crouch area. Could I could an STD from this? Like HIV OR HERPEs? Or hep?
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No, STDs, including HIV, need a human host in order to transmit. You need to have either direct genital skin to skin contact (or oral to genital) to transmit, or mouth to genital, genital to genital, or genital to anal penetration.
You might get a yeast infection, or staph or MRSA though. Those live longer outside a human host. None of those would cause a green discharge, though. I wouldn't overly worry about this. I can't think of a vaginal infection that causes a green discharge.
Next time, maybe wear underwear. :)
You might get a yeast infection, or staph or MRSA though. Those live longer outside a human host. None of those would cause a green discharge, though. I wouldn't overly worry about this. I can't think of a vaginal infection that causes a green discharge.
Next time, maybe wear underwear. :)
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