What symptom does male venereal disease have?

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In the current era of rapid development of the environment, with the opening of people's minds, people have more close contact with each other. In recent years, there are many kinds of male sexually transmitted diseases. The harm and spread of sexually transmitted diseases are amazing. What are the symptoms of male sexually transmitted diseases? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

What symptom does male venereal disease have?

Common venereal disease has genital herpes, a kind of venereal disease caused by herpes simplex virus type II, highly infectious. Mainly visible pudendal, thigh or buttock itching or burning itching, pain. Then, pudendal, buttock, anus or other parts of the body will be obvious ulcer.

These wounds will be cured in a few weeks, but for most people, the disease will recur, condyloma acuminatum, is caused by condyloma acuminatum virus, the most difficult to cure a venereal disease. Condyloma can be born in the vulva, anus, in the genital parts of the vegetable like growth organisms, can break ulcers, water and infection, or even appear in the throat. But patients with condyloma acuminatum early standardized and effective treatment can be cured, patients do not have to worry too much.

Syphilis, a venereal disease caused by Treponema pallidum infection, can invade human heart, eyes, brain, bone and nervous system. The course of the disease is very long, and the symptoms sometimes appear and disappear. In the first stage, there is no feeling. Erythema, papules and ulceration appear at the site of virus invasion. These symptoms can disappear over a period of time

matters needing attention

We should pay attention to personal hygiene in our daily life. When we have sexual contact, we should also take bad preventive measures and use condoms correctly to prevent the infection and occurrence of sexually transmitted diseases. In order to help patients with sexually transmitted diseases better treat sexually transmitted diseases, we hope that we can have a very clear understanding that sexually transmitted diseases do not harm our lives,