8. Sexually Transmitted Disease & Precaution

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July 19, 2024

Sexual problems in today’s youngsters and How to cure it ?

 
Nowadays people are generally aware that whenever you are trying for physical intimacy or any kind of sex, one should always wear a condom. Even our government is running multiple activities to spread the awareness.
 
Recently it is found that people get infected by various STD (SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE) even after using a condom. Let’s address this situation why is this so common nowadays. 
 
To understand this, we have to first understand what is STD and its types.
 
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are caused by bacteria and viruses that grow in warm, moist areas of the body and are passed through sex. Some common types of STDs include :
 
  • Herpes
    A contagious STD that can cause genital herpes, cold sores, and fever blisters.
 
  • Syphilis
    A bacterial STD that can damage the heart, blood vessels, liver, bones, joints, and skin.
 
  • Gonorrhea
    An STD that can cause genital discharge and a burning or painful sensation during urination.
 
  • HIV
    A life-threatening STD that can lead to AIDS.
 
  • Hepatitis B
    An STD that can be passed to a baby during pregnancy or delivery, but a doctor can advise on ways to prevent this 
 
 STD is a sexually transmitted disease which only spreads via physical or intimidated contact with the INFECTED person.
 
For example, if a guy has recently indulged in a sexual contact with a girl & the girl is infected with certain type of STD, even they used a condom, there are major chances that the guy will be infected with STD & vice versa.
 
If the both of the partners are not having any kind of STD, it is practically impossible that any of them will be infected with it. In such cases even if they do not use a condom, it won’t be a problem.
 
– So how does the infected person spread even when they are using precaution (CONDOM)?
While having physically engaged with each other there are chances that the couple may have encountered oral activity as well, during which they might or might not have used a precaution, this is where the bracket of spreading the infection stays into the motion.
 
Even while using a condom in oral activity it might get a minor tear which is not visible.
In such situations we have to understand that after such activity kissing can also spread it.
To clear all the confusion here are some doubts and FAQS usually we find in consultations with the patients :
 
Q1 : Can I have any type of STD if my partner is not having any?
Ans : No, you won’t have an STD if your partner is not having any.
 
Q2 : I am Bachler but I get usual hook ups on and off, can I have STD?
Ans : Yes, it is very much common with the people who have multiple sexual partners.
 
Q3 : Can I have an STD if I had recently visited to a prostitute?
Ans : Yes, there are maximum chances of having an STD if you have visited such place, because the person you had visited has the history of having multiple sexual partners in a single day.
 
Q4 : I had used a condom with a Prostitute, yet I am infected what shall I do?
Ans : You shall primarily visit your Doctor and try to evaluate the case, he shall prescribe you some medications and also suggest you some blood investigation to rule out the infection and its type. In this span avoid sexual contact by all means.
 
Q5 : I have never done any kind of sex, yet I find some rashes and blisters on my penis or groin area or on vagina what can be this?
Ans : if you have never been in a sexual contact, you won’t have any kind of STD. what you are suffering from can be a simple fungal infection or harsh Masturbation wounds or even a folliculitis (infection due to hairs in pubic region). Best suggestion would be to visit the Doctor and get personal knowledge about the same.
 
Q6 : Does multiple sexual partners means major chances of STD?
Ans : Yes, if you are having multiple sexual partners, there are bright chances that your partners might also be having multiple sexual partners, in this chain of event, even if one is having any kind of infection, it will spread from person to person.
 
Q7 : What is the easiest way to avoid STD?
Ans : 
  1. Use of condoms remains the first precaution.
  2. Avoid multiple sexual partners.
  3. Avoid Prostitution as they are the basic place where you find such incidents more often
  4. Consult your Doctor if you have gone through any such things described in this blog, medicines will definitely help you to recover.
 
Q8 : If I have an STD, does it means its end of the world for me?
Ans : No, medical science has evolved a lot and it is proven to take care of such STDs, the most crucial and incurable STD is HIV-AIDS. Even in these people have survived in healthier way, medications have helped many HIV patients to recover and maintain a healthy life. Yet HIV is one of the most brutal infection & yet there is no 100% cure for the same, rest others can be cured in certain span of time with the help of certain medications.

For any information and treatment perspective of STD kindly visit your doctor and the easiest way to reach us, is the whatsapp icon on the right of your screen.

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