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How you can prevent disease
from sexual trasnsmisión?
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Sexually transmitted
diseases are infections transmitted
primarily through sexual contact. Are
the direct cause of high costs and
problems of a personal, biological and
economical for individuals, families and
society in general. The vast majority of
campaigns against promiscuity to avoid
contracting mass fails most of the time.
Although STDs are considered symptomatic
disease so common and often affect men
are actually women and children who
suffer severe symptoms and sequelae of
these infections, often not detected.
The young woman with whom sexual
activity is more affected by pelvic
inflammatory disease, is that while
women are at serious risk of human
papillomavirus (condyloma and
cauliflower), which ever is more related
to cancer.
The control of sexually transmitted
diseases is complicated by factors of
instinctive behavior and individual and
for the great diversity of these
infections, compared with other
diseases. They are the only diseases
whose spread is disseminated directly by
the basic human need to share sexual
intimacy and reproduce. Exposure to any
sexually transmitted diseases is a
direct consequence of a person's
sexuality.
Although most people understand that
having a greater number of sexual
partners increases the risk of
contracting any sexually transmitted
diseases.
Contraceptives and modify the behavior
of the individual risks of acquiring a
sexually transmitted disease. Some women
tend to have more sex while have
effective contraception. The use of
diaphragms or condoms protect against
transmission of infections, only when
used with spermicidal jelly or foam.
Proper use of condoms reduces the risk
of gonorrhea in men and women.
On the other hand the use of
intrauterine devices (T, a copper coil,
etc..) Increases the risk of pelvic
inflammatory disease, especially in
young women who have not had children.
Together these diseases constitute a
major threat and largely predictable for
women and their children born and
unborn. What is needed is that the
general population, especially women to
apply this information to prevent STDs
and their consequences. Its frequency
and variety include infertility,
perinatal infections, female genital
cancers and perhaps death, must be known
both women for their sexual partners.
Simple changes such as restricting
sexual contacts and use of condoms can
dramatically reduce the risk of staff in
these diseases.
