Sexually transmitted diseases

These vary greatly, since each disease has a set of different symptoms and signs, so we have:

Syphilis: It is a generalized infectious disease produced by the treponema pallidum, whose incubation time is 10 to 12 days, from the transmissible beginning and eminently chronic evolution that takes place between periods of activity and latency with skin manifestations, mucous membranes, and visceral, alternating with long asymptomatic intervals.

• In the first stage the symptoms appear between three and twelve weeks after sexual contact, one or more reddish-café sores appears in the mouth, sexual organs, breasts or fingers that do not cause pain; The sores last from 1 to 5 weeks, although they disappear the individual remains infected with the syphilis
• In the second stage the symptoms appear 1 week to 6 months after the sores disappeared; A rashing appears anywhere in the body, feeling like flu.The salpt and the sensation as an flu disappear but the syphilis continues.
• If the individual is not treated in time, he can infect his partner, a mother who has syphilis can infect the baby during pregnancy or lose it, can also cause damage to the heart, brain and even death.

Gonorrhea: Is a microbial infection produced by the inoculation of gonococcus, it takes 2 to 21 days to appear the symptoms.
Women have yellow or white secretion of the vagina, burning or pain when urinating or defecating, vaginal bleeding between menstruations, cramps and pain in the lower abdomen.
Men have yellow or white thick fluid that comes out of the penis.Burning or pain when urinating or moving the belly, need to urinate more frequently. If it is not treated in time I could infect your partner, cause more serious infections or damage the reproductive organs with the consequent sterility; An infected mother can spread the baby during childbirth, can cause damage to the heart, skin, arthritis or blindness.

Chancroid: Is produced by Ducrey streptobacil.It starts with a vsulum-power, which quickly breaks, forming a dirty background ulceration, covered by a yellowish secretion, cut, painful edge and very bad smell.

• In man it is located in the skin of the penis and the foreskin; in the woman in the subsequent commissure of the vulva.
  Among the most important complications of this disease are phimosis, paraphymosis and inguinal bubon (inflamed ganglion)

Venéreo Granuloma: Is a chronic disease produced by the Granulomatis Donovanie.After an incubation of 15 days to 2 months, it appears in the genitals, perianal region and in the inguino-chural region a small papule of soft red consistency that blews easily.
In most cases the injury is quickly ulcerate. The ulceration is painless and with little tendency to cure spontaneously, it is not accompanied by regional adenopathy (nodes or dry) and there is little affectation of the general state.

Lymphogranuloma: is a disease produced by clamidias, with several manifestations that affect the lymphatic system with manifestations of regional inflamed ganglia, genital lesions, rectal narrowness.

Clamidial infection or non-infectious urethritis: symptoms appear between 7 and 21 days after sexual contact.Most women and some men have no symptoms.

• Women: vaginal waste, vaginal bleeding between menstruations, burning or pain when urinating, abdomen pain sometimes accompanied by fever and nausea.
• Men: Drops of white or yellowish liquid that comes out of the penis, burning or pain when urinating.
  If it was not in time, you can transmit the disease to your partner, it can cause more serious infections or damage the reproductive organs and can cause sterility.
  A mother who has the infection can infect her baby during childbirth.

Genital warts: The symptoms appear between 1 and 8 months after having been in contact with the HPV, the virus that causes the genital wart.
Small warts are observed in sexual organs and anus; It feels burning and itchy around the sexual organs.
After the warts disappear the virus remains in the body; Warts may appear again.

Herpes: The symptoms appear between 1 and 30 days after sexual contact.
Some people do not present symptoms, feeling like flu that does not disappear, small and painful blisters in sexual organs and in the mouth, itching and ardor before the blisters appear; Ampoules last from 1 to 3 weeks, even if the virus disappears and blisters may appear again.
The Herpes does not cure, an infected mother can transmit to her child during childbirth.

The diseases mentioned above were described by being of greater social importance in terms of frequency of appearance within our society, while restricting importance to others. AIDS and viral hepatitis B deserve separate mention

• Fulfill instructions related to treatment
• Back to monitoring appointments for the necessary tests
• Refer sexual contacts
• Use condoms (condoms)
• Avoid promiscuity
• Avoid pre -Marital and extramarital relationships
• Practice a scrupulous hygiene.Keep the area of the genitals clean and dry
• If this pregnant must immediately start an adequate treatment, probably the child must be brought by caesarean section
• Use baggy cotton underwear
• Avoid painful urination, diverting the jet from the urine of the lesion, using some rolled hygienic paper, then wash with plenty of water.

The best way to protect is not having sex.

It is also safe to have sex only with a person who is healthy and at the same time has relationships with you only.

Before having relationships carefully observe the body of the other person. Notice in indications of an STD: salpt, sores, skin irritation or secretion. If you see something that worries it, do not have sex!

Use rubber condoms by having sex for the vagina, anus or mouth.Most of the time, the condoms will protect him against an STD. Both men and women should carry condoms with them.

Together with the condoms, use foam, cream or contraceptive jelly. These kill many germs caused by STDs.

Make an ETS analysis every time you have a health exam. If you have relationships with more than one person, do an ETS analysis every time you think you are at risk, even if you have no symptoms.
There is a free line where you can take a free and confidential exam: National Aids Information and Drugs 18004585231.

Learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of an STD. If you notice a symptom that worries you, go examined!

If you have an STD, the person or people who have had sex with you should receive treatment at the same time.

If you have an STD, do not have sex until the treatment is over.

Melisa oil essences in bathrooms have antiseptic action.

The best way to avoid these diseases is to maintain a monogamous relationship with a healthy partner.
If you have multiple sexual classmates and/or sexual appointment with someone, from whom your health is unknown, always use a condom. Although we are aware that the condom is not 100% guarantee against sexually transmitted diseases.

Heat in the blood.Excess heat in the system. Humidity and heat invading the entire system. Energy stagnation in the system.

According to the symptoms described by the patient in consultation, as the language is seen, studies of the primary doctor, and the pulses that are taken in both wrists will define the diagnosis. Depending on the diagnosis, acupuncture treatment, Chinese herbs, oriental diet and recommended exercises will be defined. The key is a good diagnosis.Oriental doctor who attacks the symptoms to calm is called a minor doctor.The one who attacks the origin of the symptoms to cure that the patient is called a major doctor or master in Traditional Chinese medicine.