Which is the best place to treat venereal disease

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Nowadays, with the continuous development and opening up of society, many people's lifestyles are also changing, resulting in the increasingly frequent occurrence of venereal disease condyloma. For this disease, it is very important to recognize the symptoms, so as to avoid being unable to detect the disease after infection and bring more serious impact on themselves and their families. In order to prevent this situation, I'd like to introduce the treatment of mild chronic hepatitis Characteristic lesions.

Which is the best place to treat venereal disease

First of all: venereal disease is a kind of curable disease, and after getting venereal disease, we should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. The standard of cure is that herpes completely disappears and there is no pain at all.

Secondly: after getting sexually transmitted diseases, let sexual partners know, and sexual partners should also go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. At the same time, one of the husband and wife is ill, and the other should also go to the hospital for examination. During treatment, condom should be used in sexual life to avoid cross infection.

Last: venereal disease is easy to recur, want to prevent the appearance of reoccurrence. Patients with sexually transmitted diseases should reasonably arrange diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, do not eat or eat less spicy food, in order to promote the recovery of the disease.

matters needing attention

After the recovery of sexually transmitted diseases, frequent sexual life or frequent replacement of sexual partners is also the main reason for recurrence. Sexual behavior is an important factor in the recurrence of STD. The more sex partners, the higher the risk of recurrence. The incidence rate and recurrence rate of STD in male sex workers are higher than that in prostitutes and homosexuals. The incidence rate and recurrence rate of the first sex age less than 19 years old are higher than those of others. The risk factors of anogenital warts are increased in women younger than 25 years old.