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sexually transmitted diseases more common or well known are the following:

• Gonorrhea or gonorrhea.

Through unprotected vaginal or anal intercourse. Gonorrhea is easily cured with medication. can cause serious problems if left untreated.

• Syphilis.

can affect the entire body. usually treated with penicillin, but can use other antibiotics for patients allergic to penicillin. If not treated, even if symptoms disappear, the seed still remaining in the body and is passed to the tertiary or final stage.

Genital Herpes

rash of small blisters, usually painful, on the genitals. genital herpes treatment does not cure the disease but the symptoms improved. There is no cure or vaccine and is very contagious when there are sores.

• Chlamydia.

Contact the uterine cervix epidermidis produces acute urethral infection. The infection should go away in 1 or 2 weeks with a good course of antibiotics. Although the cure rate is 95%, can have

• Trichomonas.

produces a profuse secretion and upset, itching and pain during intercourse. Trichomoniasis is treated using medications

• candida.

manifest mainly in women with itching, stinging and burning sensation in the genitals. Vaginal discharge is abnormal. The man may notice redness at the glans. The cure is simple using local treatment vaginal and vulvar and oral.

Condylomata

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S and caused by a virus called human papillomavirus exclusively manifested by the appearance of small warts located preferably in the external genitalia, vagina or cervix in women and glans in men. The treatment involves destruction of those warts by various methods.

• crabs.

infestation of pubic hair for lice or eggs. it is transmitted by contact between hair or two people sharing the same clothes. Can be seen by inspection hair so the lice and their eggs, and in any case, with a magnifying glass are clearly recognizable. There is treatment for this type of disease

• Hepatitis B.

E s disease of the genital organs. is manifested in men as in women, by the appearance of vesicles that eventually burst, forming small ulcers that heal spontaneously. currently no completely effective treatment exists, although some drug prevents or reduces the recurrence of symptoms.

• AIDS. .

HIV that causes destruction of the immune system of the person who has it. There is no vaccine to cure AIDS. HIV weakens the immune system and people will consume. Unfortunately HIV testing takes time to detect antibodies (up to one year)

If you suspect that you have contracted an STD you should go immediately to the doctor because can be very serious if not treated in time.

IMPORTANT: The information we provide can not and should, under no circumstances replace consultation with your doctor.