Wiser about STDs

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In this blog I want to give you some information about Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) and especially about their occurrence. Prevention is better than cure. (Hey, clichés are there for a reason.)

It's great that you are looking for information about STDs! As far as I am concerned, you can pretend to your friends that you are all-knowing, but it is always wise to properly inform yourself. Good information will get you a long way when it comes to protection.
You may think that using a condom is sufficient to protect yourself. But that is not always the case. That is why I indicate per STD on this site whether a condom is safe enough.

I also provide answers to the question how you can recognize an STD. Separately for each STD. But to give you a first reassurance, in this first blog I will also roughly mention the characteristics of STDs.

But..
I'm not a doctor. I can give you reliable information but when in doubt or when you recognize the symptoms I describe here, I really recommend you go to your doctor. No matter how embarrassing.

An overview
There are quite a few types of STDs and you may have heard of a number of them. I will list them all here and I will return to every STD in other blogs. In those articles you can read how you recognize them and whether a condom offers sufficient protection. Overview of STDs:

• Candida
• Chlamydia
• Gardenarella
• Genital Warts
• Gonorrhea
• Hepatitis B
• Herpes genitales
• HIV infection
• Pubic lice
• Scabies
• Syphilis
• Trichomonas

Symptoms of an STD
As I wrote above, I am going to tell you the most common features of STDs here. If you want to know more about a specific STD, read the articles per STD.

Symptoms in both men and women

• Blister and painful red spots in, on or around the genitals or anus
• Itching and/or pain
• Stuffed, painful lymph nodes
• Hypersensitivity of your groin or groin area
• Burning sensation or pain when urinating and/or making love
• Warts
• Small red-purple bumps on the genitals
• Fatigue
• Substantial weight loss
• Faster sick, for example, always with a cold, the flu or other infection

Symptoms in women

• More or different vaginal discharge than normal
• Pain in the lower abdomen or upper right in the abdomen
• Intermediate blood loss
• Burning and redness of the vagina
• Red swollen and painful labia
• Secretion that smells sour or fishy

Symptoms in men

• Watery discharge from the penis
• Pain in the bag
• Yellow / green pus-like discharge from the penis
• Pee small amounts often
• Red and flaky acorn

Doesn't sound so cool, does it .. When I typed this piece, I got spontaneous itching. (No not there ;))

Therefore: Enjoy but be careful

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Miranda de Ruyter
sexpower.online

Source: condomerie.com

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Date: 09-04-'19

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