Question
STDs can be considered as self-invited diseases. Comment.
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Answer
STDs are communicable diseases; which means these diseases can spread from one person to another. All the STDs happen because of lack of precaution during coitus. If sufficient precautions are taken, then STDs can be avoided. Hence, it can be said that STDs are self-invited diseases.
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