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Step-by-step explanation:
Chlamydia is a bacterial infection that affects the reproductive system in a myriad of nasty and invasive ways, including pain during micturition, genital discharge, and spreading to the rectum and eyes. Other than safe sex practices and abstinence, ways to prevent and treat Chlamydia are antibiotics for both partners (if they're both infected) and surgical intervention in severe cases.
Trichomoniasis is a parasitic sexually transmitted disease that infects women but can affect men during intercourse, women who are infected are more likely to suffer from pain in the vaginal area during moments including micturition and intercourse as foul-smelling discharge. The more concerning aspect of this disease is how women afflicted are more likely to give premature birth and spread the infection to the baby upon birth. Much like Chlamydia, Trichomoniasis can be prevented via safe-sex practices and abstinence, but it can also be treated by antibiotics for both sexual partners to prevent spreading it between them.