STD Infections

10 STD Infections (STI) with their Symptoms
By STD Concern
These Medical Conditions are called STI (Sexually Transmitted Infections) and also STD (Sexually Transmitted Diseases). Previously known as VD (Venereal Diseases).
STDs are Highly Contagious & spread through Sexual Activity. These Infections (STI) are dangerous if left Untreated because they cause Health Problems & Disease.
STDs (Alphabetical Order)
- 1. Chlamydia 2. Gonorrhea
- 3. Hepatitis A 4. Hepatitis B 5. Hepatitis C
- 6. Herpes 7. HIV 8. HPV
- 9. Syphilis 10. Trichomoniasis
1. Chlamydia (Bacterial)
Women may notice;
- Unusual Vaginal Discharge with a possible odor.
- Itching and Burning around the affected area.
- Painful Periods, or Irregular Bleeding during the menstrual cycle, can also occur.
Men may notice;
- Painful Urination.
- Swollen Testicles.
- Burning and Itching at the Penile Head.
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2. Gonorrhea (Bacterial)
For Men & Women, the main symptoms are often;
- Genital Discharge, which can be either Cloudy, Creamy, or Colored.
- Persistent & Painful Urination,
- Swollen Genitals
- Sore Throat.
Women may also experience;
- Pain while having intercourse.
- Discomfort during menstruation.
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3. Hepatitis A (Viral)
Symptoms of hepatitis A arise 14 to 28 days after infection. They can include;
- Fever
- Loss of appetite
- Diarrhea
- Nausea
- Abdominal Pain
- Yellowing of the skin or eyes
- Dark Urine.
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4. Hepatitis B (Viral)
During the early phases, Hepatitis B generally does not cause symptoms. In the rare cases that it does cause symptoms, they are generally similar to those of the flu and may include:
- Yellowing of the skin
- Dark Urine
- Nausea
- Extreme Fatigue.
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5. Hepatitis C (Viral)
Symptoms may not appear for several weeks, or even a few months, after the infection is contracted. An infected person can carry the Hep C virus for years without knowing it.
Symptoms may include;
- Fatigue
- Abdominal pain
- Dark Urine
- Abnormal Stool
- Fever
- Jaundice
- Loss of Appetite
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6. Herpes (Viral)
Both types of herpes can be asymptomatic, or they will produce painful symptoms like;
Genital Herpes Symptoms
- Painful, blistering sores on the genitals
- Burning, itching and painful discharge from either the penis or vagina
- Painful urination has also been noted.
Oral Herpes Symptoms
- Cold Sores on or around mouth
- Fever blisters on or around mouth
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7. HIV (Viral)
In the early stages of infection (2-4 weeks) after contracting the virus, approximately 80% of people will experience flu-like symptoms;
- Fever
- Sore throat
- Headache
- Body rashes
They are all common in the early stages of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) infection. These symptoms are commonly dismissed as resulting from the flu or a cold and are followed by an asymptomatic period that can last for Months or even Years.
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8. HPV (Viral)
Many people who contract HPV (Human Papillomavirus) are unaware of it, as the virus often produces no symptoms. Others may develop
- Genital Warts
- Warts in their throat (rare cases)
The virus is most commonly transmitted by genital-to-genital contact during vaginal or anal sex but can also be transmitted through oral sex or kissing.
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9. Syphilis (Bacterial)
For Men & Women there are 4 Stages
- Primary - Syphilis sores generally begin as Small, Round Spots that are firm & painless but can also turn wet and open. They look like tiny ulcers & can occur on the genitals or mouth.
- Secondary - a Red Rash typically develops on the soles of the Feet or Palms of the hands. Other rashes can occur elsewhere on the body.
- Latent - Non-symptomatic stage.
After that, Syphilis enters the Tertiary stage and the most severe.
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10. Trichomoniasis (Parasitic)
For Women, the first noticeable symptom is itching of the vagina or vulva, which is referred to as vaginitis.
Men & Women with trichomoniasis can also develop an infection of the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the body. If the urethra becomes infected, urination is accompanied by a
- Bad odor or discomfort.
- Frequent urination often occurs as well.
- Irritation and itching can also occur.
Are STDs Curable?
Most STDs can be Reduced or Cured if caught in time with the Proper Treatment (Prescription). The remaining few (Hepatitis A), the body can clear on its own. Article >>
Conclusion
If you have any of these Symptoms above, you could have Contracted an STD. You would need to be tested in order to avoid Health Issues and the Spreading of STDs.
Some people can also be Asymptomatic (No Symptoms) after an STI for Days, Months or Entirely. Making it difficult to know if you have an STD without taking a Panel Test.
To avoid STDs practice Safe Sex which includes using Condoms and Not Engaging in Sex with Infected Persons. If you Need Help, see a Doctor and/or Get Tested.
Resources
STI Fact Sheets - Centers for Disease Control - https://www.cdc.gov/sti/communication-resources/index.html - Retrieved July 20, 2020
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