Venereal diseases

Venereal diseases in men pose a considerable danger. They are transmitted sexually. The average duration of the incubation period for sexually transmitted diseases is several weeks. The patient is often unaware that he is a carrier of the infection. In some cases, the patient has the so-called illusion of recovery: the signs of the disease disappear for a while, the pain becomes dull. But this does indicate a miraculous healing of the patient, just the disease has passed into a chronic stage.

AIDS is a terrible venereal disease!

AIDS has serious consequences. Adults are informed about ways to protect against this sexually transmitted disease, but the number of patients infected with this pathology is steadily increasing. There is a simple explanation for this fact: in some cases, the incubation period of AIDS lasts several years, a person who does not know about the presence of the disease easily infects his sexual partner.

There are the following external signs of HIV infection: at an early stage of the disease, the patient may have a sharp rise in temperature, there are discomfort in the muscles and bones. Often the patient complains of fatigue and loss of strength. He develops severe irritation on the skin.

In the photos found on the Internet, you can see other symptoms of pathology: for example, a person has a fungal infection of the oral cavity and male organs. In order to make an accurate diagnosis, you need to regularly take a blood test for HIV. People who lead a hectic sex life should be examined more than twice a year.

How to deal with chlamydia?

There are other sexually transmitted diseases that often occur in men. For example, chlamydia often appears due to a decrease in immunity with cystitis, pneumonia. The duration of the incubation period is about a month. If there are signs of chlamydia, you should consult a specialist.

With this disease, common symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases are observed:

• Increased body temperature;
• General weakness;
• Easy fatigue after intense physical work;
• Appearance of mucous discharge from the urethra. They often contain large amounts of pus. Such discharge is accompanied by a pungent odor.

Other signs of chlamydia should also be mentioned: men experience discomfort when urinating, the head of the penis turns red.

Currently, a unified treatment regimen for this pathology has not been developed: when prescribing medicines, the doctor takes into account the individual characteristics of a man: his age, individual sensitivity to various groups of antibacterial agents. Chlamydia can lead to the following consequences:

• The appearance of prostatitis. With inflammation of the prostate in men, pain occurs in the groin and rectum, problems with urination are observed.
• The development of urethritis. Symptoms of this disease are itching in the urethra, the presence of purulent discharge from the genital tract.
• The spread of the inflammatory process to the epididymis. With this pathology, the patient's body temperature rises, the organ increases in size. This disease leads to infertility, problems with potency.

In the treatment of chlamydia in men, various antibacterial agents are used: antibiotics related to the tetracycline series, macrolides. The average duration of the therapeutic course is at least two weeks. In advanced cases, the duration of the treatment course increases to three weeks. To increase immunity, the patient is recommended to take vitamin-mineral complexes, drugs with immunostimulating properties. After using antibiotics, patients should drink special medicines that help restore normal intestinal microflora: medicines containing bifidobacteria and lactobacilli.

In the process of course treatment of chlamydia and other sexually transmitted diseases in men, it is not recommended to drink alcoholic beverages, the patient must follow a strict diet: first of all, spicy and salty foods must be abandoned. His partner must also undergo an appropriate medical examination.

Symptoms and treatment of gonorrhea

In gonorrhea, men experience itching during urination. Many patients complain of a feeling of heat in the area of the glans penis. Attention should also be paid to such a manifestation of gonorrhea as swelling in the urethra. Patients have a discharge of a gray tint, accompanied by a pungent odor. In some cases, the symptoms of a sexually transmitted disease appear several weeks after intimacy.

With gonorrhea, not only medications are used, but also folk remedies.Decoctions of medicinal plants have a beneficial effect on the male genital organs, allow you to speed up the process of recovery from a sexually transmitted disease:

• Men are advised to take a chamomile bath. To prepare a medicinal decoction, pour 20 grams of plant material into 1000 liters of water. The duration of the water procedure is at least 15 minutes. It is recommended to take a bath every day.
• Ginseng tincture can be purchased at the pharmacy. E should be taken no more than four times a day.
• In the presence of an inflammatory process in the larynx, gargle with an infusion prepared on the basis of chamomile: 10 grams of the plant is poured into 200 ml of hot water. The tool is used at least three times a day.

Men should make compresses based on a decoction of oak bark: 20 grams of oak bark is poured into 1000 ml of boiling water. The mixture is boiled for at least 10 minutes. Medicinal decoction should be soaked with gauze, folded in two layers. The compress should be applied to the damaged area of \u200b\u200bthe skin three times a day.

How does syphilis progress

Syphilis is a rather dangerous sexually transmitted disease. At the initial stage of the disease, symptoms of pathology are often absent. Quite often, a small ulcer, called a chancre, appears on the genitals or oral cavity of a man. In some cases, the incubation period of the disease lasts about a month. Many representatives of the stronger sex do not associate the formation of chancre with unprotected sexual contact, which took place a long time ago.

With syphilis, pain occurs in the area of the lymph nodes. In the second stage of the disease, the following symptoms appear:

• High body temperature;
• Presence of an allergic rash;
• Headache attacks;
• Persistent weakness;
• Brittleness hair;
• Fatigue.

At the third stage of the disease, the organs of the musculoskeletal system are affected, there is a violation of the functions of various internal organs, the patient's nervous system is loosened. In the treatment of pathology, various antibiotics, drugs that strengthen the immune system are used.

Syphilis is called slow death for a reason. Modern medications will help in the first and second stages of the disease. With the advanced form of syphilis, medications are powerless, and the man is slowly fading away.