Diseases Transmitted By Sex Relation

April 7, 2017

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Sex relation health refers to how to be healthy confident during sex relations, and how to prevent diseases transmitted by sexual contact .

The main causes of it are bacteria, viruses, fungus and parasites infections.

What diseases are sexually transmitted?

Several studies made by https://healthymd.com/stds says that the diseases transmitted by sex relation contact are chlamydia, genital herpes, human papillomavirus HPV, immunodeficiency virus HIV/AIDS, syphilis, herpes simplex virus (HSV), syphilis and hepatitis B and C . To get tested for this last two which are also very common, see here this link for an HCV Antibody.

Symptoms:

Symptoms of sex relation transmitted diseases in women include vaginal discharge, rectum discharge, abdominal pain, appearance of blood in the urine, and urgent urination and in men includes testes pain, rectum discharge, penis discharge, burning during urination, and bleeding.

Diagnosis:

Sexually transmitted diseases are diagnosed by laboratory test analysis, like vaginal discharge culture, urine analysis, urine culture, chlamydia serological detection test, HIV test, syphilis detection test, HBVs Ag IGG & IGM test, HCV PCR test and HPV PCR test.

Treatment:

The treatment way of sex relation transmitted diseases depends upon the type of infection . If the infection is due to bacteria, then the suitable antibiotic will be taken according to the type of bacteria . If it is caused by a virus, then the treatment will be according to the type of the virus . If due to fungus, then anti fungal treatment will be the suitable way, and if due to parasite, then the treatment will be anti parasitic agents.

The treatment course should be combined with a dwelling for pain.

What can we do to be sexually healthy?

Respect marriage relationships.

Maintain good genital hygiene.

Avoid having sex with an infected person.

Don’t neglect the treatment if there is infection, especially in women because for example, women who are infected with untreated gonorrhea or syphilis can lead to difficulties becoming pregnant. Pregnant women who are sexually infected with chlamydia should repeat the test analysis for chlamydia detection after three months from treatment, to avoid a lot of troubles such as infection to their babies.