Important herpes facts that you should know: 1. Herpes simplex virus causes genital herpes and has two types, type 1 and type 2. At least one type will be caught by almost everyone sooner or later. 2. Most infected people Read More …
Herpes is the common name for herpes simplex viruses that have two types: oral herpes or HSV-1 and genital herpes or HSV-2. The more common of the two is HSV-1 which causes sores around the lips and mouth that are Read More …
The Centers for Disease Control or CDC has seen a surprising annual rise of around 600,000 cases in the US alone and this is quite alarming given the outreach of health centers, organizations, and hospitals to educate the general public Read More …
Getting infected with a sexually transmitted disease would seem like the end of the world for everyone. Your irresponsible act has given way to severe repercussions and you are faced with two options to take. Do the necessary research to Read More …
A leukemia patient that is also HIV/AIDS infected is the only and the first person to be cured when transplanted with stem cells that were resistant to HIV. This happened in Berlin last 2007 and this has encouraged researchers to Read More …
The least known STD an individual can get is pubic lice. It is one of the most annoying and irritating STDs which is called by several names such as ‘jock itch’ ‘crabs’, and ‘scabbies’. While all these other names have Read More …
It happens all the time. A man will have a few drinks in a bar and gets attracted to a lovely lady which ends up in a night of pure bliss. The next day that individual will go on his Read More …
An STD that could be asymptomatic in both men and women is the commonly acquired Chlamydia. Some infected people do show signs and symptoms which are: In men, pain felt in the testicles Pain on urination Discharges from the urethra Read More …
Almost every one of us has become aware of venereal diseases which are very contagious and transmitted through sexual contact with an infected partner. The sexual activities that can transmit the disease are: · Vaginal penetration · Oral sex · Read More …
The bacteria Treponema pallidum causes the infection called Syphilis. The signs and symptoms of syphilis vary in every phase and infected person. There are many people who never display any symptoms but for those who do, the initial stage would Read More …