What to watch with STI Test and Sport?

The question about STI (sexually transmitted infection) tests and sport is not addressed in the provided context. In general, exercise can transiently affect immune function, which could theoretically influence STI test results (e.g., antibody tests), but there is no robust evidence for this. More importantly, STI tests are pathogen-specific and unlikely to be altered by physical activity. If inflammatory markers like hsCRP are measured alongside, note that intense exercise can temporarily raise hsCRP. The context lacks validated data on STI and sport. Therefore, caution is warranted: always consult a healthcare provider for STI testing. The evidence grade is unclear due to absence of relevant information.