How are the symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases different between men and women? Can avoiding inappropriate sexual behavior prevent sexually transmitted diseases

The venereal diseases mentioned at ordinary times include condyloma acuminatum, syphilis, genital herpes, AIDS, etc. If the venereal diseases are not effectively treated, it is difficult to treat them. The disease parts of patients will have obvious pain, and the symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases of men and women will be very different.

What are the symptoms of male and female sexually transmitted diseases?

1. Female sexually transmitted diseases

The increase in vaginal discharge in women presents as green or yellow pus, accompanied by an increase in urination frequency and painful urination, indicating gonorrhea. The leukorrhea increases in the form of bean curd residue, and the internal and external vulvae are itchy, indicating fungal vaginitis, vaginal itching is unbearable. The leukorrhea has foam, indicating trichomonal vaginitis. The surface of the genitalia shows a hardness of about centimeters, with slight cracks on the surface, indicating early syphilis. Cauliflower like excess flesh appears at the vaginal opening, without pain or itching, indicating genital warts

2. Male sexually transmitted diseases

The presence of erythema, induration, or blister erosion near the male genitalia, foreskin, coronal sulcus, perianal area, tongue lip, and throat indicates infection with sexually transmitted diseases. The urethral opening is noticeably red, swollen, and purulent. After 24 hours, the pain alleviates, and mucoid secretions are secreted in large quantities, indicating infection with sexually transmitted diseases. In addition, patients may experience symptoms such as general discomfort, appetite, persistent fever, nausea and vomiting.

How to prevent sexually transmitted diseases?

1. Avoid informal sexual behavior

Oral and anal sex are unconventional sexual behaviors. In terms of anal sex, due to the fact that the anal mucosa is an upper layer of cells, which is different from the multi-layer structure of the genitalia, it is prone to damage and bleeding during sexual intercourse, increasing the risk of infection. Strengthen prevention during sexual activity and try to wear condoms as much as possible. Pay attention to personal hygiene during sexual activity, and carefully clean the lower body before and after sexual activity.

2. Public places

Public places, such as hotel bathrooms, should continue to take showers, try to dress and sleep, and do not sleep naked. If it is a public restroom, it should be covered with toilet paper to prevent virus infection. Understand the harm that sexually transmitted diseases can bring to the body and avoid high-risk behaviors. When you are sick, choose a reputable hospital for treatment and do not refuse to seek medical attention due to embarrassment. Otherwise, the condition will become increasingly severe.

Wearing condoms during sexual activity is not only safe and convenient, but also prevents the occurrence of sexually transmitted diseases, as most sexually transmitted diseases are transmitted through sexual activity. As long as the patient actively cooperates with the doctor for treatment, sexual activity will return to normal. Balance is the body's ability to absorb nutrients and avoid the bad habits of picky and partial eating.