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venereal disease or sexually transmitted disease is a disease
caused by bacteria or germs. If not addressed on time, the symptoms of venereal disease can cause damage to most of the genitals.
The characteristics of venereal
disease
1. The abnormal exit of fluid from the urethra or vagina coitus (Whitish The lot, smelling, greenish white). For example: Gonorrhea, Trichomonas, Gonorrhea Mushrooms (Urine Pus)
2. Pain or pain when urinating or during intercourse. Whiskers: Gonorrhea.
3. Itching in or around the genitals. For example: Mushrooms
4. Abrasions, minor injuries (sometimes there is no pain) that is accompanied by swollen lymph nodes. Whiskers: Syphilis, Chancroid.
5. Incurred in genital skin disorders such as warts or nearby, or resembling cauliflower. Examples: Combs (Condyloma), Limpogranuloma, granuloma inguinale.
6. Changes in skin and eye color, for example, the Hepatitis B / C.
The characteristics of male genital diseases
Patients usually complain of pain in men with urination. From the mouth of the urethra out thick yellow pus green. After several days of a discharge of pus only in the morning, and a bit watery and reduced pain. If the disease is left untreated complications can arise in the form of inflammation of the genitals.
The characteristics of the female genital diseases
In women, the disease does not show obvious symptoms or even cause complaints at all, so that the woman is the source of infections GO. Sometimes patients complain of vaginal discharge and pain when urinating. Complications can arise in the form of bartolitis, namely Bartholin gland swelling, so patients is difficult because of the pain. Complications can lead to infertility upward, when the abdominal cavity to cause inflammation in the stomach and intestines. In addition, either the woman or man can be an infection systemic (whole body) to the joints, heart, brain membranes and others. In pregnant women, if not treated, while giving birth to a baby's eyes can be infected, if not treated quickly can lead to blindness.
1. The abnormal exit of fluid from the urethra or vagina coitus (Whitish The lot, smelling, greenish white). For example: Gonorrhea, Trichomonas, Gonorrhea Mushrooms (Urine Pus)
2. Pain or pain when urinating or during intercourse. Whiskers: Gonorrhea.
3. Itching in or around the genitals. For example: Mushrooms
4. Abrasions, minor injuries (sometimes there is no pain) that is accompanied by swollen lymph nodes. Whiskers: Syphilis, Chancroid.
5. Incurred in genital skin disorders such as warts or nearby, or resembling cauliflower. Examples: Combs (Condyloma), Limpogranuloma, granuloma inguinale.
6. Changes in skin and eye color, for example, the Hepatitis B / C.
The characteristics of male genital diseases
Patients usually complain of pain in men with urination. From the mouth of the urethra out thick yellow pus green. After several days of a discharge of pus only in the morning, and a bit watery and reduced pain. If the disease is left untreated complications can arise in the form of inflammation of the genitals.
The characteristics of the female genital diseases
In women, the disease does not show obvious symptoms or even cause complaints at all, so that the woman is the source of infections GO. Sometimes patients complain of vaginal discharge and pain when urinating. Complications can arise in the form of bartolitis, namely Bartholin gland swelling, so patients is difficult because of the pain. Complications can lead to infertility upward, when the abdominal cavity to cause inflammation in the stomach and intestines. In addition, either the woman or man can be an infection systemic (whole body) to the joints, heart, brain membranes and others. In pregnant women, if not treated, while giving birth to a baby's eyes can be infected, if not treated quickly can lead to blindness.
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