Eight symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases in men

Males with post-sexual symptoms may develop genital inflammatory lesions and be accompanied by abnormal discharge. The possibility of systemic symptoms cannot be ruled out and needs to be determined based on the severity of the disease.

1. Genital inflammatory lesions: Sexual diseases mostly refer to viral infections, such as HIV infection, syphilis virus infection, and human papillomavirus infection. After infection, it usually leads to genital inflammatory lesions, which may cause genital ulcers and local growth of tumors. At the same time, the possibility of redness, swelling, itching and burning sensation cannot be ruled out.

2. Abnormal secretion: Sexual intercourse will generally lead to increased urethral secretions, accompanied by changes in the color of the secretions, and the possibility of a foul or fishy odor cannot be ruled out.

3. Systemic symptoms: If the sexual disease is more serious, it will generally cause fever and chills. Some people will also experience fatigue, nausea or vomiting, enlarged lymph nodes, and external genitalia defects or deformities.

After being infected with sexually transmitted diseases, antiviral treatment should be carried out in time, and cross-infection prevention work should be done to reduce the harm to the body.