You can get syphilis from a bacteria called Treponema pallidum. This disease spreads through kissing and having unprotected sex with multiple people it. It gets spread from oral sex, vaginal sex and anal sex all being unprotected. You can also get syphilis from having a open cut that bacteria can get into.
The symptoms include chancre sores. The sore will be probably located where the bacteria entered the body. Some people get more scores than others. After three to six weeks the sores should be gone. A second symptom is a rash that can spread throughout your whole body. With Syphilis you can have wart like sores in the genital area and your mouth. More symptoms are hair loss, sore throat, fever,and swollen lymph nodes. Syphilis symptoms can …show more content…
Most commonly spread during vaginal or anal sex. HPV can be passed to your partner even if you have no symptoms. Symptom include genital warts, and cancer. Genital warts can appear like small bumps raised or flat and shaped like cauliflower. HPV that goes untreated could cause cancer of the vulva, vagina, penis, or anus. Cancer can also be located in the back of the throat, base of the tongue and tonsils. In females a doctor will test for HPV by taking sample tissue of the cervix. (Pap test) This test will determine if there are precancerous cells on your cervix, and for men, a swob of the infected genital area. The treatment options for HPV are, laser therapy, loop electrosurgical excision procedure.
To prevent getting HPV, don’t have sex, or use condoms properly. Surgery can eliminate the “pre cancerous cells” but the virus never leaves your body. Is it curable, probably not. The consequence of this disease could lead to cervical cancer and genital warts. HPV is the most common disease in the U.S. estimating over 14,000,000 people yearly.
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This disease is usually spread from having sex with someone who has the disease. You can also get it from using the same clothing, sharing bed sheets, and from sharing towels with infected person. The symptoms for males are very similar to female symptoms. Males and females get itchy in the genital, and anus area, milled fever, feeling run-down, small red spots, and irritability. If you leave this disease untreated it can lead to bad infection, skin will change colors and your skin will become scaly and scarred. To test for this disease a doctor will perform a visual examination for lice and nits in the pubic and anus areas. A lice-killing lotion containing 1% permethrin and piperonyl
The symptoms include chancre sores. The sore will be probably located where the bacteria entered the body. Some people get more scores than others. After three to six weeks the sores should be gone. A second symptom is a rash that can spread throughout your whole body. With Syphilis you can have wart like sores in the genital area and your mouth. More symptoms are hair loss, sore throat, fever,and swollen lymph nodes. Syphilis symptoms can …show more content…
Most commonly spread during vaginal or anal sex. HPV can be passed to your partner even if you have no symptoms. Symptom include genital warts, and cancer. Genital warts can appear like small bumps raised or flat and shaped like cauliflower. HPV that goes untreated could cause cancer of the vulva, vagina, penis, or anus. Cancer can also be located in the back of the throat, base of the tongue and tonsils. In females a doctor will test for HPV by taking sample tissue of the cervix. (Pap test) This test will determine if there are precancerous cells on your cervix, and for men, a swob of the infected genital area. The treatment options for HPV are, laser therapy, loop electrosurgical excision procedure.
To prevent getting HPV, don’t have sex, or use condoms properly. Surgery can eliminate the “pre cancerous cells” but the virus never leaves your body. Is it curable, probably not. The consequence of this disease could lead to cervical cancer and genital warts. HPV is the most common disease in the U.S. estimating over 14,000,000 people yearly.
Crabs(Pubic …show more content…
This disease is usually spread from having sex with someone who has the disease. You can also get it from using the same clothing, sharing bed sheets, and from sharing towels with infected person. The symptoms for males are very similar to female symptoms. Males and females get itchy in the genital, and anus area, milled fever, feeling run-down, small red spots, and irritability. If you leave this disease untreated it can lead to bad infection, skin will change colors and your skin will become scaly and scarred. To test for this disease a doctor will perform a visual examination for lice and nits in the pubic and anus areas. A lice-killing lotion containing 1% permethrin and piperonyl