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Thursday, May 27, 2010

Six sexually transmitted disease Men

Beware of some sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), unwanted male. Unfortunately, the disease can be transmitted to the woman. How to recognize it?

Ever hear the case of whiteness wife did not get well? Smelly too! Been treated, but relapse continues. When the doctor asked her husband joined checked, the new sources discovered that the man smelled of whiteness. He brought it to the house of sexually transmitted diseases after get some of the women (or men) Where, then "distribute" to the wife during intercourse.

Here are six types of STDs that no man wanted by WebMD. Obviously women are also not desirable because of odor, illness, and can cause infertility.

1. HIV / AIDS
Addition rates of HIV / AIDS could have been prevented.
Initial infection with HIV / AIDS do not have symptoms, so many people do not know already infected with the virus. That's why HIV is important. If you are sexually active with more than one partner or no reason you probably exposed to HIV in the past, we encourage you to do screening.

2. Gonorrhea
Is a type of PMS are not easily lost. In men, gonorrhea symptoms include pus in the urinary tract with burning sensation while urinating. Gonorrhea untreated or treated properly can cause epididymitis, a painful condition in which the testicles and cause infertility.
In women, gonorrhea is a major cause of pelvic inflammatory disease and, like chlamydia, can cause infertility. GO make someone 3-5 times likely to have HIV.

3. Chlamydia
Although no symptoms, chlamydia can cause inflammation of the testicles, prostate, and urethra. More serious consequences to the woman again. Infections that are not dealt a major cause of pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy, and several instances of infertility.

Although nearly one million cases of chlamydia diagnosed in 2005 in the U.S., experts estimate that there are actually 2.8 million new cases each year. That is, two out of three people infected with chlamydia do not know they have it and can transmit to others.

Research shows, one of eight women treated for chlamydial infection problem again within a year.

4. Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV-2)
HSV-2 alleged that causes genital herpes pain began to decline (it's just that in Indonesia, this condition is not known). In the U.S., from blood tests of adults aged 48 years and younger, the virus was dramatically reduced 19 percent in the last 10 years.

5. Human papillomavirus (HPV)
The virus is known to cause cervical cancer (cervical). HPV also causes genital warts and increase the risk of cancer of the penis and anus in men. Millions of men and the risk of carrying the virus to infect their sexual partners.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 6 million Americans are infected with HPV each year. In the survey, 48 percent of men who came to the clinic, her HPV test result is positive. The figure is about 8 percent of male population in general.

The new vaccine proves effective in preventing HPV infection. In 2006, the CDC recommends that the vaccines routinely given to women at age 11-12 years.

Practitioners committee on immunization (ACIP) recommends vaccination for women starting at age 9. Recommendations that led to controversy, but it can save lives. Moreover, because HPV is a major cause of cervical cancer in women.

6. Syphilis
Fortunately, effective medications to address the syphilis has been found. Prevention of the disease has not proved easy. "The level of syphilis had increased for five consecutive years," said Jennifer Ruth, spokesperson for the CDC.

In 2004-2005 alone the national syphilis rate increased by more than 11 percent. Among men, the risk jumped 70 percent in the last five years. Syphilis is not treated properly can damage the brain, cardiovascular system, and organ in the body. More than that, have the means to increase the dangers of syphilis are infected with HIV / AIDS at least 2-5 fold.