1. WHICH ARE THE SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STDS)?
The sexually transmitted diseases are the diseases which can have passed from the person to the person by the sexual contact. In this case the sexual contact means the penetration of penis-vagina, the oral sex which are sexual contact by using the mouth, and the insertion of the penis in the rectum which is anal sex. Some of these diseases can be transmitted by the exchange of the sexual fluids such as sperm or the vaginal discharge. Part of the result of the STD in the opened wounds, and he can be drawn aside by the contact with the skin of someone else. There are also manners of transmitting these diseases in a nonsexual way, an infected pregnant woman can or to give it to her baby during the pregnancy, or when the baby is delivered. The drug addicts can transmit the disease by dividing the hypodermic needles which were used by an infected person. The serious one of the STD changes, some are treated easily by drugs, others need a combination of the treatments and drugs, while others do not have any treatment, and the only option is treatment.
2. WHICH ARE SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED IINFECTIONS (STI)?
Any infection which usually passed by the sexual contact.
3. ARE THE TWO WORDS INTERCHANGEABLE?
There are fifteen years these two categories concerned named venereal disease (VD). To distinguish they they were separate in the infections (STI) and diseases (STD). The infection means that germ, the bacteria, the parasite or the virus is present in the body. An infected person does not have necessarily any symptom, which wants to say that they do not feel usually Illinois. A disease is any abnormal condition of the body or in other words deals with it Malayan of causes, the dysfunction, or unweaves it, your body indicates to you that you are suffering. This means that STI covers a range that standard STD of limit refers only to the infections which pose problems. Since the major part of time, people does not know whom they are reached of a STI until they start to show of the symptoms of the disease, the center of resource of AIDS employs term STD, though limit STI is also adapted in much case.
Whether we see simply a-muddy can water here. The genital herpes has two states when the blisters are present and when they miss. When they are present they cause the symptoms, IE the blisters, at this stage it is a STD, and it is that this stage which the infection is most likely to be isolated with another person. When the blisters miss then there is no symptom, and it is then a STI, and the probability of an infection is reduced. However HIV can be an infection, in the sense that there cannot be any symptom, when they develop symptoms then they have the AIDS which is a standard. However it is important to remember that the infection by the HIV Can be isolated constantly.
4. WHICH IS the RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN the STD AND the HIV?
A person who is already reached STD, has a larger risk to contract HIV if they have the sex not protected, without condom. This risk is greater if the causes of STD open the genital wounds, because these wounds provide a cut in the skin which makes it possible the infection by the HIV to enter the jet of blood. STDs which can cause the genital ulcers include the herpes, syphilis, the canker, gonorrhoea, the trichomoniasis, and the scabies genital.
5. WHY is it DIFFICULT TO IDENTIFY THAT YOU CAN HAVE a STD?
Initially of any majority of the people with the STD not to have any immediate symptom and when they have them it can be fallacious to diagnose while the symptoms can be confused with the nonsexual diseases. Please note that this applies much more to the women that men.
6. WHICH are THEY the MOST COMMON SYMPTOMS FOR WOMEN WHEN SUFFER From a STD?
Not very common or A bad-feeling the vaginal discharge, to itch serious or burn in the genital sector, the not very common bleeding, the pain in the pelvic area, the pain during the sex, the eruptions on the genitals, the wounds or the warts open on the genital sector, and/or the recurring infections of urinary tract.
7. WHICH are THEY the MOST COMMON SYMPTOMS FOR the MEN WHEN SUFFER From a STD?
At the men, the most common symptoms of the STD are: to make suffer while urinating, wounds or warts open on the genital sector, the genital impetuous discharge of the penis, and/or the pain in the scrotum/testicles.
8. WHICH ARE THE OTHER SYMPTOMS NOT CONNECTED TO THE GENITALS?
The following symptoms are present among men and women. discharge from the anus, to inflate groin, ictère (yellowing of the skin and the white of the eyes), oral thrush (white language), arthritis, wounds or bumps in and around the mouth, and eruptions generalized.
9. CAN I CONTRACT STI BECAUSE OF THE MUTUAL MASTURBATION?
Yes you can and enumerated below are some examples. Human pubic lice Scabies recto of the virus of papilloma of Vaginosis of bacterial herpes of cytomegalovirus (MVC) (HPV, warts).
10. CAN I PREVENT TO OBTAIN STI OR STD?
The only fool-proof manner is abstinence of sex. A condom reduces simply the risk, and it must be employed each time, before all the sexual fluids are exchanged.