The Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) are a set of diseases transmitted by sexual contact. Some of these, like Hepatitis B and AIDS, are spread through the blood. It is a serious subject that we must take responsibility for educating ourselves. Equally to our children.
How to prevent STDs?
Condoms or condoms are among the main methods that
we can use to avoid sexually transmitted infections.
In every sexual relationship, a stage is reached
where we block the rational part in our minds, and we only concentrate on the
emotional part. Therefore, when you start having sex, you need to put the
condom on, while you are thinking rationally. If you usually drink alcohol
until you are drunk, then you may not consider the method of
protection. In this case, you open yourself to possibilities that may not
be to your liking.
It is important to know what are those diseases
that we have to take care of. Remember that not all of these are perceived
with the naked eye. So get to know them!
Classification
- Gonorrhea or
gonorrhea: This is caused by
bacteria. It grows and multiplies easily.
- Syphilis: It originates from a germ known as Treponema
Pallidum. If treated early, it can cause death.
- Genital
herpes: It is caused by the
herpes simplex virus (HSV) and usually affects the skin or mucous
membranes of the genitals.
- Chlamydia: It is produced by bacteria, and affects both
men and women, but the most profound damage can occur in the female
genitalia.
- Trichomonas : People who have it are not always aware of
having the disease. It is caused by a parasite, but fortunately it is
curable.
- Candidiasis: It is an STD that can in some cases be
cured. In others it can cause death.
- Condyloma: They originate from the human
papilloma. It is transmitted orally, genitally, or
anally. Fortunately, this disease is visible, as it occurs in the
form of genital warts.
- Crabs: It is the infestation of pubic hair. It
is transmitted through contact with the hair of people, or even by wearing
the clothes of someone who suffers from this disease.
- Hepatitis B: It is contracted through contact with blood or
body fluids, such as semen, saliva or vaginal fluids.
- AIDS: It is the sexually transmitted disease that has
caused the most deaths. It is a virus that attacks the immune system,
and allows your body to be vulnerable to many of the infections that
surround your environment.