Men have sexually transmitted diseases pictures

The main manifestations of STDs in men are different. Different STDs have different symptoms. Genital ulcers are a typical manifestation of syphilis. Warts appear on the vulva, which may be infected with condyloma acuminatum. Bubbles appear on the vulva, which may be infected with genital herpes. Purulent discharge appears at the urethral opening, which may be infected with linbo. Initial condyloma acuminatum can be removed by laser and other methods. Common diseases include gonorrhea, non-gonococcal urethritis, syphilis, chancroid, venereal lymphogranuloma and inguinal granuloma. No matter which disease it is, its adverse effects are all great, and it is necessary to start treatment as soon as possible.

STDs are a general term for genital tract infections, which are usually caused by sexual contact. Some STDs have symptoms before they occur, such as AIDS, which may have similar cold symptoms, but many STDs have no symptoms. For example, syphilis may initially cause painless lumps in the genitals, condyloma acuminatum is a cauliflower or cockscomb-shaped swelling, and gonorrhea and chlamydia infections will cause irritation of the urethra, such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, and incomplete urination. Therefore, many STDs have no obvious, atypical symptoms. If you suspect you have a STD, it is recommended that you go to a hospital for a professional examination, which can all be diagnosed.

Male symptoms include many types of symptoms, which can be divided into two categories, male functional symptoms and male reproductive tract infections. Male functional symptoms include genital erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, weak ejaculation or retrograde ejaculation. Erectile dysfunction is also known as impotence, which means that the male genitals cannot erect or the penis is not hard enough, and cannot have sexual intercourse.

Premature ejaculation refers to the short duration of sexual intercourse. Ejaculation dysfunction refers to the inability to ejaculate during sexual intercourse, regardless of whether or not sexual pleasure is achieved. Retrograde ejaculation refers to the inability to ejaculate during sexual intercourse, but no semen is seen flowing out of the body, and semen is ejaculated into the bladder. Reproductive tract infections include syphilis, HIV, gonorrhea, etc., and gonorrhea or non-gonococcal urethritis are common nowadays. The most common symptom of gonorrhea is urethral discharge, etc., and other symptoms are rare at this stage.