Are we likely to see a decrease of STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) due to COVID-19? Explain...

Are we likely to see a decrease of STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) due to COVID-19? Explain your answer.

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CORONA virus infection is transmitted through droplets. The virus spread,via nose and mouth, when infected persons come to close with others. Hence, people may avoid, close contact with their life partners or multiple sex partners to reduce the risk of getting infection. In addition to that, people will take precautions to reduce disease spread. These all factors reduce morbidity rate of Sexually Transmitted Diseases. To confirm this assumption, need to do survey.

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