Not all sexually transmitted diseases are reflected in the genitals. The transmission routes of different sexually transmitted diseases are different

The symptoms of most sexually transmitted diseases are manifested on the genitals, such as syphilis, gonorrhea, genital warts, etc. The symptoms are manifested on the genitals. However, there are also sexually transmitted diseases. Organs other than the genitals occur all over the body, such as AIDS, which is easy to cause misdiagnosis and mistreatment.

Gonococcal oral and pharyngeal diseases

Mainly caused by oral sex. The common symptoms of gonococcal oral disease are the appearance of excess flesh on the hard palate, uneven surface, and cauliflower like protrusion of the throat. The common symptoms of throat disease are redness and swelling, enlarged tonsils, and treatment according to upper sensation is almost ineffective.

Gonococcal ophthalmopathy

One of the sexually transmitted diseases, there are three types: adult type, child type, and infant type. The adult type is mostly infected when the patient rubs their eyes with their own hands, the child type is mostly infected by parents or nannies, and the baby type is mostly born at birth. The main manifestations of Putian rural area are redness and swelling of the eyelids, conjunctival congestion, and the formation of patchy pseudomembranes on the surface of the eyeball. At the beginning, red water or blood like secretions can be seen. After the redness and swelling decrease, purulent secretions will flow out when the eyelids crack, and there is a large amount of Neisseria gonorrhoeae in the secretions.

Rectal syndrome

One of the sexually transmitted diseases, it is a group of diseases characterized by pain, itching, and mucous stools. It is more common in homosexual individuals with a history of rectal sexual intercourse, and a small number of patients are infected with gonococcal bacteria in the reproductive tract and spread to the rectum. The pathogens are mostly gonococcal bacteria, Treponema pallidum, Chlamydia trachomatis, herpes simplex virus, etc.

Shower arthritis

40% -60% of patients with shower induced arthritis are caused by shower induced coccal infections. This disease has the characteristics of asymmetric affected joints, multiple joint onset, erythema and pustules on the skin before onset, or tenosynovitis of hands and feet. 80% of patients can culture Neisseria gonorrhoeae from their cervix, rectum, urethra, or throat.

Sexually transmitted disease perihepatitis

This disease is caused by the spread of sexually transmitted disease pathogens through the bloodstream to the liver, with some patients presenting as myocardial pericarditis, pneumonia, etc.

The common symptoms are severe pain, tenderness, and rebound pain in the upper right abdomen, accompanied by pelvic inflammatory symptoms such as fever and lower abdominal pain, but there is no acute abdomen with liver enlargement or jaundice. The pathogens are gonococcal, chlamydia trachomatis, or mycoplasma.