Sexually transmitted disease, known as STD in short, is a disease that spreads from individual to individual through sexual activities. It is generally incurable and the best prevention is to avoid multiple sexual partners and the advocacy for safe sex.
Factors that causes STD
Several STDs are caused by viruses, bacteria and tiny parasites. Although the causes are different, they have something in common and that is a liking for sexual areas of the body of a human. (What these all have in common is a liking for the genital (sexual) areas of the human body) They are fragile organisms which do not survive for long when they are away from the body or body fluids. They either live in the external skin, tissues of the penis and vagina or in the body fluids such as semen, blood or vagina fluids. Worst of all, when a person with STD has close sexual intercourse with his or her partner, their partner may infected with it as well.
The symptoms of STD
Many people might be wondering how to know whether one's is down with STD. Unfortunately, there might not have any obvious symptoms in the beginning; hence it is difficult to tell. But when STD do start to have some obvious symptoms, they can range from annoying, to unpleasant, serious or even fatal.
Symptoms of STD in male
- Abnormal fluid coming from the penis
- Redness, soreness or feel of itchiness at the penis tip
- Encounter pain during sex
- Experience burning sensation or pain during urinating
- Feeling the need to pee unusually
- Having rashes, sores, itching, warts on the anus, buttocks, upper thighs or genitals
- Discharge or frequent pain from the anus
- Swelling in the scrotum
- Unusual white patches or sores found in the mouth or throat
- Swollen glands or starting to develop flu symptoms
Symptoms of STD in female
- Abnormal fluid coming from the vagina
- Encounter pain during sex
- Discharge from the urinary tract
- Experience burning sensation or pain during peeing
- Feeling the need to pee unusually
- Feeling tenderness or pain in the belly
- Having rashes, sores, itching, warts on the anus, buttocks, upper thighs and vagina
- Discharge or frequent pain from the anus
- Unusual white patches or sores found in the mouth or throat
- Swollen glands or starting to develop flu symptoms
In conclusion, it is important to consult a doctor if one has any of the above symptoms or feel that they are likely to have STDs. It is best to treat immediately before one passes the disease and infect others. Prevention is indeed better than cure.
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