STIs are infections that are transmitted through intimate contact and generally weaken immunity. Parasitic infected STIs are not life-threatening.
<h3>What are parasitic STIs?</h3>
Infections transmitted by intimate relations and caused by parasites are called parasitic STIs. Parasites are organisms that live in the body of the host and use their system to derive nutrients.
The non-life-threatening parasitic STIs scabies, pubic louse, etc. are caused by the UTIs invaded by the pinworms, E.coli, etc. These infections are curable and can be diagnosed easily.
Therefore, parasitic STIs are not life-threatening.
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