STD

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

Sexually transmitted diseases are a group of infections caused by different types of microbes transmitted through sexual intercourse. Several, such as hepatitis and AIDS, are also transmitted through blood. Much of this type of disease is located on the genitals of both sexes. But in many cases, they can affect other organs or areas such as the intestine, liver, joints, among others. This group of diseases can be quite severe, causing chronic pain, infertility and death. other if treated in time, are not harmful. STDs are related to the inadequacy of information. There are at least 25 different sexual transmitted infections with a variety of symptoms. These diseases can be spread through vaginal, anal and oral sex. Most of these sexually transmitted diseases prodcen only when sexual contact with someone who has it. However, there are various infections such as scabies not only transmitted by sexual contact but also in other ways.

A person may know that has a sexually transmitted disease by the symptoms presented. Some STDs can be transmitted by an infected person without that person's knowledge. If you believe you may be infected with an STD should see a doctor to be diagnosed. Several sexually transmitted diseases can be cured easily, but if not taken seriously, can cause painful symptoms and for several long-term damage that can certainly affect the lives of the sick person. Some STDs can be transmitted from a pregnant woman to her unborn child. It is necessary that a person who is diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease to sexual partners report their condition.

Is necessary that people who think they have the possibility to be infected, go to a doctor and be treated as quickly as possible as this has a negative impact on the sexual future of both men and women.

It is necessary that parents engage in a conversation on this subject with their children, especially if you are crossing the preteen. Parents -often embarrassed by treating such issues with their children- leaving aside the issue of sex without realizing they are doing grave damage to their children, therefore, is likely to begin or have already begun having sex without knowing the consequences that this may cause.

to start a conversation of a sexual nature with children, parents need to be well informed about all that this entails. It is important that parents ask their children about various topics, especially about what they know about sexually transmitted diseases. Preteens need to grow up with a clear understanding of what sexually transmitted diseases and have early sex can cause. It is important to educate young people to prevent early pregnancy, and above all avoid the spread of serious diseases that can affect lifetime.

Must not stop talking about sex to young people for fear they are curious to practice. Teenagers who have talked about sex with their parents are not likely to have sex early, but if it were, have a good chance to practice safe sex.