For all of you who are sexually active, it seems necessary to be careful with sexually transmitted diseases. This disease is a disease or infection that is mostly transmitted through intimate relationships that are not safe.
And the spread can be through blood, sperm, Miss V fluid, or other body fluids. And here are some ways you should know.
Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea is a disease that most often occurs in sexually active people. In other words, this disease is a disease that can be transmitted through intimate relationships. and also this disease is also often referred to as gonorrhea. If not treated properly, this acute infection can become chronic and spread to other organs.
Genital Warts
In women, this disease can appear inside and outside the genitals. Whereas in adam, these warts can arise on Mr. P. or the area around Mr. P. But who needs to underline, that this sexually transmitted disease can cause itching, pain, and even burning. Make you nervous, right? Although it doesn't cause death, this genital wart can cause a big psychological burden. Not only that, if not handled properly, this disease can also cause side infections. Then, what causes this very disturbing condition? Apparently, a virus called human papilloma virus (HPV) is the culprit. This virus can be contagious when someone makes contact between the skin when he has intimate relationships with people who have been infected. So be careful, said the expert, the risk of contracting this disease is 66 percent. So it is not surprising that genital warts become infectious sex that occurs a lot.
Donovanosis
For those of you who are sexually active, you must also be aware of donovanosis which can eat away the genital tissue. So Donovanosis in the medical world is also referred to as inguinal granuloma, the condition of sexually transmitted infections which is the culprit of Klebsiella granulomatis bacteria. This disease attacks the genital area (genital) and the anus which can cause red bumps on the infected area. Beware, these lumps can enlarge slowly over time. If left untreated, this condition could become scar tissue and permanent swelling of the genitalia.
Want to know more about sexually transmitted diseases and how to prevent them? and that indeed you have to look for because this is very important in the welfare of our health.
Hopefully useful and increased experience for you.
