Infectious Health
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Learn about the different Types of Infections
The WHO (World Health Organization) estimates there are 1 million STI (Sexually Transmitted Infections) a day and 357 million infections a year worldwide. This website will focus in on the 4 Major Infection Types. Bacterial, Fungal, Parasitic & Viral. Examples below:
- Chlamydia, Gonorrhea & Syphilis
- Genital & Oral Herpes
- Hepatitis A, B & C
- HIV 1 & HIV 2
- Athlete's Foot, Toenail Fungus & Impetigo
- Bladder, Yeast & Strep Throat
- Lyme Disease, Mono & Shingles
- Ringworm, Scabies
Infectious & Sexual Health is important to everyone's well being and so should the spread of diseases. Learn about the different types of infections and how to avoid them.
Bacterial
Signs & Dangers of a Chlamydia Infection
A bacterial infection called chlamydia trachomatis and can be treated and cured with antibiotics. It's a very common STI, especially amongst 14-24 year olds. Chlamydia is often symptomless. Spread by vaginal fluids and semen, this infection can affect the genitals, cervix, anus, urethra, throat & eyes.
Parasitic
What every Parent needs to know about Scabies
Discovering your child has scabies may be distressing for you as a parent, but it's a common disease that affects all children regardless of their race and social background. Information about the disease, its symptoms and how best to treat it, are detailed below.
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Parasitic
Symptoms and Treatments of Genital Crabs
Genital crabs, also known as Pubic Lice or STD Crabs, are a relatively common - and easily treated - sexually transmitted disease. What sets pubic lice apart from the rest of the sexually...
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