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The Top 3 Common STDs

October 30, 2014 By Howtotreatherpes Leave a Comment

Common STDs or sexually transmitted diseases might not be as common as colds but various STDs and the number of individuals who have them are already significant in number to be able to determine the top 3 common STDs. In this article is a brief description of the diseases along with their symptoms.

syphilis

Syphilis or Syph, Bad Blood or Pox, is the first one. This disease is passed by direct contact with the sore. This is passed on by bacterial known as spirochetes that can get inside the body during sex. When getting inside the body, they go further to the internal organs and blood. Its incubation period is around ten days to three months and has an average of 21 days. The symptoms of this STD are sores, which usually manifests germs that already entered the body. The next is rashes, sore throat, loss of hair, and etc. These signs usually disappear in two to four weeks. If it is left untreated, the symptoms might redevelop in the future.

Gonorrhea

Gonorrhea also known as GC, Clap, and Grip is the next common STD. This is passed through direct contact with the infected mucous membranes such as the mouth, anus, or genitals of a person. Contaminated hands can pass the bacteria to the eyes as well. In other cases, there are no symptoms. However, those who have experienced the symptoms may include burning sensation during urination and pus discharges for men due to infection of urethra, while vaginal discharge among women. Complications can also be acquired from this disease and they are skin rashes, kidney damage, heart damage, meningitis, blindness, arthritis, sterility, pelvic inflammatory disease, and so on.

hiv

HIV or AIDS. HIV stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus and AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency. This disease is originated in Africa, and then dispersed to the Caribbean Islands. In 1981, it was reported in the USA, and was later on reported to other countries. This STD spread very fast that is soon happen in epidemic proportions in some countries. The case of this STD is pandemic. This STD is transmitted in several modes. They may be passed on by sexual activity, contaminated tools like razor blades, nippers, needles, and syringes, blood transfusion, direct contact with an open wound with contaminated blood, body fluids, vaginal discharge, and semen. Symptoms of this STD include skin cancer, tuberculosis, persistent diarrhea, malaise, unknown fever, weight loss, loss of appetite. In early stage, an individual with disease may experience loss of libido, loss of concentration, psychomotor retardation, apathy, and withdrawal.

Prevention is better than cure and it is one of the best allies against these diseases. Knowledge about these common STDs is one of the best measures that one could ever take as precaution. The next thing to do is to get tested to make sure that you are not carrying one of these diseases.

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You Probably Have Herpes And You Do Not Know About It!

June 26, 2014 By Howtotreatherpes Leave a Comment

herpes with no symptomsAround 70% of American ranging from 14 to 49 years old has herpes, which is either type 1 or type 2. Herpes virus affects the oral and genital area. Genital herpes is one of the most disgraced sexually transmitted infections, and it is far common that what you think. However, learning that you are carrying it might cause you social harm than actual good. This matter is something that experts want to debate. Below are four facts that you probably do not want to know.

If you catch gonorrhea or chlamydia, you can treat it with antibiotics and it will go away forever. On the other hand, there is no cure for herpes. Once you have it, you will have it forever. Over time, the cases of people having herpes are rising. This implies that middle aged adults have high herpes rates that are shocking. For instance, 50 to 70 percent of single women that aged 45 to 50 have herpes. Maybe this is not surprising. But if you are single, you have a high chance or possibility to catch herpes.

Most individuals infected with herpes do not show any symptoms. Most routine sexually transmitted infection testing does not look for herpes either. This is why most people do not know that they are carrying herpes.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines states that CDC does not recommend screening for type 1 and type 2 herpes in the general population.

For most people with herpes, the infection gives them no physical issues and there is nothing they can do to cure themselves if they found out that they are infected. Therefore, a positive diagnosis is of limited utility. The reasoning of CDC is it is not clear whether knowledge of a herpes diagnosis improves the overall health of people taking the test and lessens the spreading of herpes in the population.

However, some public health professionals contend with these recommendations and suggestions. It is it is important to know that people with herpes but no symptoms can still spread the disease to other people and their risk of catching HIV is doubled as high as those who do not have herpes. Herpes can aid HIV get into the human body when there are no noticeable symptoms.

Filed Under: Herpes Articles Tagged With: cdc, chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, herpes virus, hiv, sexually transmitted infection, sti

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