How long is the latent period of venereal disease

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I had several dirty sexual intercourse two months ago. Today, when I took a bath at home and cleaned up my lower body, I found that there were several small blisters and liquid in the groove between the foreskin and glans. After drying, there was no discomfort in my body. So, how long is the latent period of venereal disease?

How long is the latent period of venereal disease

First of all: most patients in the early stage of HIV infection, no symptoms. However, some patients have influenza like or infectious mononucleosis like symptoms after a few days to three months of infection, such as fever, competition, joint pain, muscle pain, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat, etc. generally, they develop skin rash 2 to 8 weeks after HIV infection, and HIV antibody appears in the blood. The longest time is about half a year.

Secondly, the latent period of different venereal diseases is also different. The latent period of condyloma acuminatum is generally 1-8 months, with an average of 3 months. The latent period of syphilis is 2-4 weeks in the first stage, 8-10 weeks in the second stage, and 2-2 years in the third stage The incubation period of the disease: acute forest disease: 2-7 days, chronic forest disease: 2 weeks; nongonococcal urethritis: 7-21 days-several months; genital herpes: 4-5 days, the longest incubation period is 26 weeks.

Finally: sexually transmitted diseases are a group of diseases with sexual contact as the main mode of transmission, and the incubation period of these diseases is different. Syphilis: 2-3 weeks; gonorrhea: 2-10 days; non gonococcal urethritis: 1-3 weeks; condyloma acuminatum: 3 weeks-8 months, average 3 months; genital herpes: 2-20 days, average 6 days; venereal lymphogranuloma: 6-21 days, average 7-10 days.

matters needing attention

Venereal disease treatment, must choose the regular professional hospital, blind treatment will only bring more harm to patients, so before the diagnosis, avoid blind treatment.