Because of the great possibility of infection, sexual ailments need to be discerned and healed.
Nowadays, people increasingly change sexual partners, sexual intercourse between many people is treated as fun, for which sexually transmitted diseases are increasingly widespread among the population.
Most of these diseases are easy to notice as soon as they are infected, but one of them can be carried over for months and we are unaware that we are sick.
Sometimes it may take time to show symptoms so you can infect someone during this time so you need to do the tests and get the right treatment. If you are in partner relationship and have been diagnosed as having contagious diseases, this does not mean that he or she has had sex with someone else.
Balanitis
Exactly not a sexually transmitted disease, it is a result of sexual activity. It only occurs in men and appears as an inflammation at the top of the penis and occurs more often in non-circumcised men. It can also be caused by low hygiene.
Chlamydia
Chlamydia infects the cervix in women. Symptoms of infection may appear at any time. Often, symptoms occur 1 to 3 weeks after infection.
If it does not cure, it can cause serious problems.
Epididymitis
Epididymitis is not always the result of sexually transmitted diseases, but is usually the presence of infections such as chlamydia or gonorrhea. Symptoms of infection are pain in the testicles and their bags. The best way to prevent infection is to use condoms during sex.
Genital Herpes
The virus can infect mouth, genitals, skin around the anus and fingers. After the first phase of herpes spread, the virus is placed in the nerve cells where it stands unnoticed and does not cause any symptoms.
Genital warts
There are growths of the flesh that may appear on the genitals of both females and males. They are caused by a virus called human papilloma virus. After infection with genital warts it passes 1 to 3 months for warts to appear on the genitals.
gonorrhea
It is a bacterial infection. It is sexually sticky and can infect the cervix, urethra, rectum, anus and throat. Infectious symptoms may appear between 1 to 4 days after exposure. But sometimes it is possible to get infected and have no symptoms.
Syphilis
Usually sticky during sex but can also stick to unborn babies from pregnant mothers. Symptoms of syphilis are the same in males and females. They are difficult to distinguish and may appear 3 months after sex with the infected person.
Mycotoxic Infection
It is an abnormal infection that lives on the skin and normally stays like non-pestilent bacteria. But if it is multiplied it can cause itching, swelling, pain and discharge in both women and men. Mycotic infection may stick during sex with the infected person, but infection may occur if you wear tight clothes from nylon or gums.
Trikomanas vaginitis
It is caused by parasites found in the vagina and the urethra of males. Often there are no symptoms. If the symptoms are present they may be painful during urination. Climbing normally occurs during oral, anal and vaginal sex with the infected person.
