Symptoms of STDs: What do men look like when they get STDs?

　　1: Men get it sexually transmitted diseases What does it look like:

　　Chancroid is an acute localized disease caused by Haemophilus ducreyi disease , can itself Vaccination . It usually invades the genital area and manifests as painful ulcers, usually accompanied by suppurative lesions of the inguinal lymph nodes. Its incubation period is 2 to 4 days, and it usually occurs in the scaphoid fossa and urethral opening below the vaginal opening. The ulcer has an obvious boundary and is round, oval or indefinite in shape.

　　2: What does it look like if a man gets a sexually transmitted disease?

　　The ulcer base is rough and covered with purulent secretions. The surrounding inflammation is significant, with redness and swelling, and is extremely painful to touch. It can heal on its own after 6 to 8 weeks. Early medical treatment can prevent the occurrence of transverse abscesses (inguinal lymph node abscess). Sulfa drugs, tetracycline, erythromycin and chloramphenicol are also effective. Penicillin is ineffective. Transverse wounds should not be incised, but pus can be extracted repeatedly and injected with medicine.

　　3: What does it look like if a man gets a sexually transmitted disease?

　　Gonorrheal lymphogranuloma: formerly known as the fourth sexually transmitted disease, caused by serotype Chlamydia trachomatis, mainly affecting inguinal lymph nodes and their surroundings skin , stellate abscess in the lymph nodes is a characteristic manifestation, and sulfonamides and tetracyclines have specific effects.

　　gonorrheal lymphogranuloma

　　4: What happens if a man gets a sexually transmitted disease?

　　Pubic lice are very small, mostly parasitic on the pubic hair, and feed on human blood. The lifespan is about 30 days, but it only survives for 24 hours outside the human body. There are many ways of transmission. In addition to sexual intercourse, it can also be transmitted through sheets, towels, sleeping bags, etc. Itching of the vagina is its main symptom. Treatment is shaving, complete clothing change and boiling disinfection.

　　5: What happens if a man gets a sexually transmitted disease?

　　Syphilis is one of the ancient sexually transmitted diseases. Penicillin is a powerful weapon in the treatment of syphilis, but its radical cure is still a difficult task. The characteristic of syphilis is that symptoms do not appear for 3 weeks. After 3 weeks, hard bumps begin to appear on the genitals, which then rupture and form ulcers. The edge of the ulcer is hard and raised, which is called "hard chancre".

　　6: What happens if a man gets a sexually transmitted disease?

　　Symptoms of genital herpes are mild and may include rashes, edema, or pain. Herpes often occurs in clusters, and the pain worsens after the blisters burst. The course of the disease is 1 to 2 weeks and may occur repeatedly.

　　For herpes simplex virus, there is no specific virucidal drug. Acyclovir can only prevent or reduce the recurrence of symptoms, but cannot truly cure the disease. The long-term dangers associated with genital herpes are cervical cancer The incidence rate may increase.

　　7: What happens if a man gets a sexually transmitted disease?

　　Trichomonas vaginalis is a single-celled organism. Trichomoniasis can be transmitted between men and women, so it is a sexually transmitted disease. To confirm the diagnosis, both parties must be treated at the same time. Patients with trichomoniasis have significantly increased leucorrhea, which is foamy, white or yellow, and has a foul odor. Examination of vaginal secretions under a microscope reveals trichomonas with four flagella.