Signs in men and women that can be symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases

The term sexually transmitted disease (SST) is used to refer to a state of health passed from person to person through sexual contact. A person may contract an infectious sexual disease by having helpless vaginal, anal, or oral sex with someone who is ill.

Sex, however, is not the only way to transmit infectious sexual diseases. Depending on specific diseases, they can also be transmitted through the use of the same needles and breast - feeding.

Symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases in men

Pain or embarrassment during sex or urination
Wounds, bumps, or rashes on or around penis, testicles, anus, buttocks, thighs or mouth
An unusual secretion or penis bleeding
Painful or swollen testicles

Symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases in women

Pain or embarrassment during sex or urination
Wounds, bumps, or frying in or around vaginas, aus, buttocks, thighs, or mouth
Secritions or unusual bleeding from vagina
"Cross in or around the vagina"

Note: Specific symptoms may change. Some infectious diseases show no symptoms at all, so safe checks and sex are recommended. Many of the SS can be treated and treated, especially if diagnosed early.