The common STDs in life include syphilis gonorrhea, condyloma acuminata and genital herpes, etc. Once suffering from an STD, it will definitely have a great impact on people's physical and mental health, and it is usually important to know more about the symptoms related to sex and early detection and treatment.

5 common symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases

1, syphilis

The first stage of syphilis patients will have no painful ulcers on the private parts. 2 stage syphilis patients will have lesions on the bones, joints, nerves, internal organs and eyes. In stage 3 syphilis patients, the syphilis spirochete can cause serious damage to the cardiovascular and nervous system. The patient's genital area will appear grayish white or red papules, as the disease progresses, it will spread throughout the body and cause local dysfunction or tissue necrosis.

2, condyloma acuminata

3. Trichomoniasis of the vagina

Trichomoniasis is an inflammatory disease caused by Trichomonas infection. Patients have unbearable vulvar itching and vaginal congestion with a foamy yellow-green discharge and a distinct foul odor.

4. Gonorrhea

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease caused by gonococcal infection, which can cause damage to the skin of the rectum and the pelvis. When men suffer from gonorrhea, there will be itching and burning pain in urination, and pus flowing inside the urethra. In women, there is a distinct burning and itching sensation in the vulva and the vaginal discharge is purulent.

5、Herpes genitalis

Patients with genital herpes have a distinct itching and burning sensation on the buttocks and thighs, and in just a few days they may have multiple papules or red spots on the buttocks and anus, accompanied by headache and fever. There are no medications that can completely cure genital herpes, and patients can only control the disease by taking reasonable antiviral medications. The disease can also be triggered by stressful colds and immune deficiencies. If a pregnant woman is infected with genital herpes, it can cause herpes in the newborn or infect the fetus in the womb, increasing the chances of developing AIDS.

Tips

Once you have an STD, both spouses should go to the hospital together for examination and treatment. Avoid having multiple sexual partners, avoid having unclean sex, choose a safe and healthy sexual lifestyle, use condoms correctly, pay attention to personal hygiene, take a shower and change clothes, do not use the toilet in public places, do not share razors or toothbrushes, and strengthen physical exercise to enhance the immune system.