Tuesday, January 21, 2014

STDs Associated With Flu Like Symptoms and Common Sexual Disease


Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) or sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are the common infection that can be transmitted from infected person to sexual partner. Human sexual behavior through vaginal intercourse, oral sex and anal sex are common ways to transmit the infected virus with your sexual partner.

However infected person can also spread virus through syringe or if infective person is currently pregnant the unborn child is a possible carrier of such disease.

Unsafe sexual attachment may develop such infection. Basically the risks of sexually transmitted disease is incrementing and more alarming to woman's part for if sexual partner has infected virus the cervix or the neck of the womb narrow portion has an opening hole which allows the sperm to flow and transmit the disease to another human being. Infected person doesn't have obvious symptoms that can possible linked to it, however by seeking medical help it might be treated accurately and eliminate such turmoil.

Sexually transmitted disease could be asymptomatic therefore turmoil maybe present but without any signs or symptoms. Though no signs are visible yet unsafe sex might transmit the virus to your partner the safer to do is protect yourself use condoms or at regular basis have STD screening.

Transmitted virus based on sexual contact common to men and women:

Chlamydia
Bacterial infection usually at your genital tract is affected without any visible sign to detect and prevent early-stage of infection. After sexual intercourse usually 7-21 day period you been exposed to Chlamydia but still without visible appearance or smelly odor. However if sudden changes are present where painful during urination, successive abdominal pain, smelly discharge to most women and men, painful sexual activity are some of the visible signs and symptoms of infection.

Gonorrhea
Bacterial infections are visible after 7-10 days of exposure or even in months. Usually infected person has bloody discharges, painful urination, abnormal menstrual bleed, anal itch and painful sexual intercourse.

Trichomoniasis
Minuscule parasite called Trichomonas vaginalis usually spread throughout sexual intercourse with infected person. Symptoms appear to infected person are irritation, inflammation, discharges and internal irritation.

HIV
Human immunodeficiency virus affects human ability to fight virus and bacteria that leads to life threatening turmoil. Flu like symptoms is present to infected individual usually the complication appears 14 to 42 days from initial development of virus. Early indications are fever, sore throat, headache, rash and fatigue.

Genital herpes
Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) inters human body through skin breaks or mucous membranes. Usually no exact indication that you almost have the turmoil the later part appears to be the worst condition involves swelling, itching genital area and red bumps.

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