Name of STI Symptoms Treatment Long term effects( if any)
Scabies Itching
Rash
Scab
Irritation Medication such as creams and ointment Mites may stay under skin
Cause allergies
Syphilis Small sores
Swelling of Lymph glands
Painless rash Medication such as antibiotics or penicillin injections If gets to the tertiary stage can cause:
Heart disease
Blindness
Deafness
Death
Gonorrhoea Abnormal discharge from the vagina
Stomach pains
Painful urination Antibiotics Can cause pelvic inflammatory disease(PID)
Infertility
Ectopic pregnancy
Infection in the testicles and prostate
Pubic lice(crabs) Itching on genital area
Irritation
Fever
Lice or tiny egg sacs found in pubic hair Lotions
Shampoo
Infections can develop and cause colour change …show more content…
If Christianity is a teenager’s religion it affects the choices they make greatly when it comes to having sex. In Christian beliefs, everyone is supposed to abstain from sexual intercourse until they marry. In some churches, they encourage young women and men to sign a pledge and wear a ring that makes them promise to abstain from any sexual relations. The likelihood of a Christian teenage having sex is slim however, if it happens a contraceptive of any form will or might be taken in case of a pregnancy which they would want to avoid. The disadvantage although of this belief is that teenagers are likely to rebel if the religion is forced onto them. In the Islam belief, they are also strict on sex outside of a marriage. They are said to be even stricter than Christians in their beliefs’ especially this one so the possibility of a teenager contracting a STI or even having intercourse is very rare thus the use of contraception will not be used.
4. POVERTY
In poverty-stricken areas, the rate of infection can be higher than those in urban areas. In poverty areas many of the people are not aware of the existence of some STI and do not know to prevent it. Some woman would have sex willing just to get a child so that they can get government grants so they get some financial aid due to their poor conditions. Both these factors increase the rate of infection.
THE PRESENCE OF ANOTHER STI
If you already have, an STI it starts to weaken your immune system thus makes you vulnerable to get another one. Even if you have a sore, it allows another STI to get easier access. This increases the rate of infection and puts you in danger as more than one infection enters your
Scabies Itching
Rash
Scab
Irritation Medication such as creams and ointment Mites may stay under skin
Cause allergies
Syphilis Small sores
Swelling of Lymph glands
Painless rash Medication such as antibiotics or penicillin injections If gets to the tertiary stage can cause:
Heart disease
Blindness
Deafness
Death
Gonorrhoea Abnormal discharge from the vagina
Stomach pains
Painful urination Antibiotics Can cause pelvic inflammatory disease(PID)
Infertility
Ectopic pregnancy
Infection in the testicles and prostate
Pubic lice(crabs) Itching on genital area
Irritation
Fever
Lice or tiny egg sacs found in pubic hair Lotions
Shampoo
Infections can develop and cause colour change …show more content…
If Christianity is a teenager’s religion it affects the choices they make greatly when it comes to having sex. In Christian beliefs, everyone is supposed to abstain from sexual intercourse until they marry. In some churches, they encourage young women and men to sign a pledge and wear a ring that makes them promise to abstain from any sexual relations. The likelihood of a Christian teenage having sex is slim however, if it happens a contraceptive of any form will or might be taken in case of a pregnancy which they would want to avoid. The disadvantage although of this belief is that teenagers are likely to rebel if the religion is forced onto them. In the Islam belief, they are also strict on sex outside of a marriage. They are said to be even stricter than Christians in their beliefs’ especially this one so the possibility of a teenager contracting a STI or even having intercourse is very rare thus the use of contraception will not be used.
4. POVERTY
In poverty-stricken areas, the rate of infection can be higher than those in urban areas. In poverty areas many of the people are not aware of the existence of some STI and do not know to prevent it. Some woman would have sex willing just to get a child so that they can get government grants so they get some financial aid due to their poor conditions. Both these factors increase the rate of infection.
THE PRESENCE OF ANOTHER STI
If you already have, an STI it starts to weaken your immune system thus makes you vulnerable to get another one. Even if you have a sore, it allows another STI to get easier access. This increases the rate of infection and puts you in danger as more than one infection enters your