There are several types of male sexual diseases

If men have a bad sex life, they are very likely to be infected with STDs. Among many STDs, men are more likely to be infected with the following STDs: chlamydia, gonorrhea, human papillomavirus infection and genital herpes. Different types of STDs have different symptoms, which require everyone to distinguish and diagnose them in many aspects.

There are many types of STDs, most of which are caused by microbial species and pathogenic bacteria. In clinical medicine, both men and women can get sick. How many types of STDs are there in men? What are the most common ones? This is a question that many male friends have to deal with. If you care about your own health, you need to know about it. Let's take a look at the issues related to male STDs below!

The most common symptoms of STDs in men

1. Chlamydia: It is caused by bacterial infection and is the most common type of sexually transmitted disease. In the early stages, if the patient can be treated with antibiotics as soon as possible, he or she can recover.

Symptoms: The patient has smaller stools, pain with urination, lower abdominal pain or pain during sexual intercourse.

2. Gonorrhea: It is mainly spread by bacteria, and its main attack is on the patient's cervix and urethra. It often coexists with chlamydia.

Symptoms: Patients experience frequent urination accompanied by burning or itching, while some patients may have no symptoms.

3. Human papillomavirus infection: It is also called HPV or genital warts in clinical medicine. Once you are infected with the virus, it will be with you for life. It may occur in the vulva, vagina and cervix, and some may appear in the nasopharynx. For this disease, refrigeration and laser are more common treatment methods.

Symptoms: Wart virus infection can occur on the vulva, female vagina, cervix, anus, etc., showing cauliflower-shaped growths.

4. Genital herpes: mainly transmitted through skin infection.

Symptoms: It first occurs in the private parts, with itching or burning sensation in the thighs or buttocks. Later, obvious ulcers will appear in the buttocks and anus. Generally, such wounds will heal within a few weeks, and most people will also have relapses.

When a man is infected with a sexually transmitted disease, his physical and mental health will be damaged. Most sexually transmitted diseases will be transmitted to sexual partners during sexual intercourse, harming the health of others. It is not difficult to see that once a sexually transmitted disease is discovered, it is necessary to take medication as soon as possible. In addition, pay attention to relevant nursing measures during sexual intercourse to avoid infection.