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Sexually Transmitted Disease (std) Treatment in Bangalore

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are infections that can be passed from one person to another via any method of sex, including the genital tract, the mouth, and the saliva. Many people who have them don't even realise it because they're so common and cause no symptoms at all. Serious health issues can develop from sexually transmitted diseases if they are not treated. However, the good news is that testing is simple, and most STDs are straightforward to treat.

Causes :

An STI is the root of all sexually transmitted diseases. Vaginal, oral, and anal intercourse are common transmission routes, but they can also be spread by direct skin-to-skin contact.

If caught early enough and treated, some of these conditions never manifest into full-blown illnesses.

However, if the bacteria that caused the infection also destroy cells and affect the body's processes, the STI will develop into an STD.


Symptoms:

These symptoms may occur in males:

  • Symptoms like penile burning and itchiness
  • A dripping (discharge) from the penis
  • Hip or pelvic pain
  • Bumpy or scaly skin around the genitalia or the mouth
  • The sensation of heat and agony when urinating or defecating
  • Constantly needing to use the restroom.

Females may experience the following symptoms:

  • Discomfort or irritation in the genital area
  • a vaginal odour or discharge
  • Discomfort in the hip area
  • Vaginal bleeding that is heavier than usual
  • Struggle in the gut when making love
  • Vulvar, anal, or oral ulcers, abrasions, or blisters
  • Constant discomfort and burning when urinating or defecating
  • Constantly needing to use the restroom.


Prevention

Avoiding sexually transmitted diseases begins with avoiding STIs. That can only be accomplished by abstinence from sexual activity. The chance of getting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be minimised, however, by taking the following precautions: Before getting sexually intimate with someone new, it's a good idea to have an honest conversation about your sexual preferences and past experiences. To reduce your risk of acquiring a sexually transmitted infection (STI), it is recommended that you always use a condom during any sex, including vaginal, anal, and oral sex. Even during oral sex, dental dams might serve as a barrier.