Is having an STD sexual misconduct? Nonsense! 5 misconceptions about it to correct
STDs are diseases that are transmitted through sexual intercourse, so a large percentage of people associate STDs with sexual misconduct and feel that people who have STDs are not good people. This is a misconception, too absolute, although it can not be denied that there are indeed some people are infected with STDs for this reason, but there are other people who are not this reason and are particularly innocent, it is very unfair to take this idea to define others. Here are 5 misconceptions about STDs that I hope you don't have anymore.
What are the misconceptions about STDs?
1. Having an STD means having a bad private life
The first one is that you are not clean, but there are two main reasons. The first aspect is that they are clean, but the partner is not clean, the partner is infected by others with STDs, and then infected through sex to themselves, these people are very innocent. The second aspect is that not all STDs are transmitted through sex, there are some other ways of transmission, let's say blood transmission and daily intimate contact transmission, etc., if the latter two, said their private life indiscretion, there is no reason to speak.
2, STDs only syphilis, gonorrhea and AIDS
The gonorrhea, syphilis and AIDS are indeed very common types of sexually transmitted diseases, but common to common, sexually transmitted diseases are not only these three. There are some other STDs that are also very common, such as condyloma acuminata, lice, trichomoniasis, genital herpes and so on. It is best to understand the full range of these common STDs, so that you can better prevent.
3, venereal disease to secretly treat
In the eyes of many people, STDs are difficult to talk about. Some people are particularly repulsive to treatment, some people although treatment is also their own secret treatment, not to let partners know. This is actually a wrong idea. It is true that STDs need active treatment, but when it comes to treatment, you can't treat yourself. It is important to have your partner checked out as well to see if your partner is infected with an STD. If your partner is also infected with STD, you should treat it together, and sex is strictly prohibited during the treatment process, so as to prevent cross infection and avoid STD for a long time.
4, treatment of sexually transmitted diseases to go to a specialist hospital
Many people feel that the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases to go to a specialist hospital, will be more professional, this is a wrong idea. As long as the hospital is regular, whether it is a specialist hospital or a public hospital, can treat STDs. It is best to go to a public hospital, although it is a general hospital, but the level of treatment is also relatively high. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The public hospital has the advantage of treating STDs.
5, summer to go swimming pool will be infected with sexually transmitted diseases
The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. Some people feel that swimming in the swimming pool will be infected with sexually transmitted diseases, it is not willing to go swimming, this is an incorrect idea. The regular swimming pool will often disinfect the pool, and some STD pathogens are very difficult to survive after the body is out. The actual fact is that you'll be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and most popular products.
The above are 5 misconceptions about STDs, and I hope you will not continue to think this way. It is not as scary as people think, and understanding how STDs are transmitted gives a general understanding of the matter of infection. It is important to be clean at all times and to protect yourself carefully at all times so that you don't let STDs exploit the loopholes.
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