Disease sexually transmitted:

Trichomoniasis (trichomoniasis)

Anogenital warts (condyloma)

Anogenital warts (condyloma)

In men, the lesions most often localized in the preputial area (the glans penis, coronal sulcus, frenulum, the inner foreskin - when the circumcised foreskin and also on the body of the penis). Perhaps the defeat of the scrotum, groin and perianal area, perineum. 20-25 men anogenital warts are localized in the outer opening of the urethra.
In women, the process involved small and large labia, the clitoris, the threshold and the walls of the vagina, hymen, cervix, perianal area. At 4-8 women affects the external opening of the urethra.

Candidiasis urogenital organs (thrush) in men

Candidiasis urogenital organs (thrush) in men

Clinically, candidiasis genital organs in men can manifest in the form of the following diseases.
Balanitis - superficial candidiasis of the penis is the most common form of candidiasis genital organs in men. Most of all he has a sexual origin. Depending on the extent of damage of the skin and mucous membranes it can occur in three clinical forms: with the formation of erosions, film, bright-red spots and bubbles. In addition, the skin of the penis may appear mottled, scaly lesions redness and attemptable rashes.

Candidiasis urogenital organs (thrush) in women

Candidiasis urogenital organs (thrush) in women

Clinically, candidiasis genital organs in women can manifest in the form of the following diseases.
Urogenital candidiasis in women is usually manifested in the form of vulvovaginitis, at least - urethritis, cystitis and cervicitis.
Isolated the vulvitis rare. In most cases they are combined with vaginitis occurring acute, subacute and chronic, as well as in Association with Trichomonas and bacterial infection.
Very often when Candida vaginitis inflammatory process captures and vaginal portion of the cervix.

Chancroid (soft chancre)

Chancroid (soft chancre)

Like most sexually transmitted diseases, soft chancre (chancroid, or venereal ulcer) has an incubation period. The incubation period soft chancre lasts, as a rule, long: 3-5 days for males and up to 10 days in women. Sometimes it can take even longer, up to several weeks, but this is rare. Sometimes the incubation period for chancroid, by contrast, is shortened to 2 or even 1 day.

Chlamydia (chlamydia infection)

Chlamydia (chlamydia infection)

Tests for chlamydia (diagnosis of chlamydia) should be performed in several ways due to the unique biological cycle of the microbe and its associations with other pathogenic and conditionally pathogenic bacteria.

Congenital syphilis

Congenital syphilis

Depending on clinical symptoms, characteristics of the disease and its manifestations of congenital syphilis is divided into fetal syphilis, early congenital syphilis (from birth to 4 years), late congenital syphilis (in children older than 4 years), latent congenital syphilis, observed in all age groups.

Donovans (inguinal granuloma)

Donovans (inguinal granuloma)

The incubation period donovanosis from a few days to 3 months or more. Taurus Donovan penetrate through the defects of the skin and mucous membranes, causing an inflammatory reaction in the dermis or less in subcutaneous basis. An early manifestation of the disease - acute inflammatory dermal papule with a flat surface, the size of a pea. In some cases the initial lesion presents vesiculo-a papule with a somewhat flattened surface, painless, small size.

Early congenital syphilis

Early congenital syphilis

Depending on clinical symptoms, characteristics of the disease and its manifestations of congenital syphilis is divided into fetal syphilis, early congenital syphilis (from birth to 4 years), late congenital syphilis (in children older than 4 years), latent congenital syphilis, observed in all age groups.

Gonococcal infection (gonorrhea)

Gonococcal infection (gonorrhea)

The incubation period of gonorrhea can range from 1 to 15 days. But usually the first signs of gonorrhea appear 3-5 days after infection.
Acute urethritis is the most frequent manifestation of gonorrhea in men. Usually the incubation period is from 2 to 7 days, but can last longer.

Gonococcal pharyngitis

Gonococcal pharyngitis

Clinically gonococcal pharyngitis often occurs asymptomatic and are discovered only by bacteriological examination.
The majority of patients with gonococcal pharyngitis do not have subjective symptoms of the disease. Occasionally patients may suffer dryness in the throat, pain, aggravated by swallowing, "tickle" in the throat. However, during the inspection may detect congestion and edema of the mucosa of the oropharynx, it can also occur as areas covered with bloom yellow-grey.

Gonorrhea

Gonorrhea

The first signs of gonorrhea infection in most men serve a yellowish discharge from the canal of the penis and frequent painful urination. These symptoms usually appear 2-10 days, but sometimes a month after infection (Schofield, 1979), caused by inflammation of the urethra (urethritis) caused by bacterial infection. Similar to pus discharge (soiling underwear) is one of the body's response to this infection.

HIV infection

HIV infection

The incubation period (the time of seroconversion to the appearance of detectable antibodies to HIV) - period from infection to onset of reaction of the organism in the form of clinical manifestations of "acute infection" and/or antibody production. Its duration is usually from 3 weeks to 3 months, but in rare cases it may take up to a year. In this period there is an active HIV replication, however, the clinical manifestations of the disease and no HIV antibodies are not yet detectable.

Late congenital syphilis

Late congenital syphilis

Late congenital syphilis (syphilis dyskeratosis tarda)
Clinical symptoms occur no earlier than 4-5 years of age, can be observed at the 3rd year of life, but often for 14-15 years, and sometimes later. Most children early congenital syphilis are asymptomatic (early latent congenital syphilis) or can be absent even early latent syphilis, others are characteristic for early congenital syphilis changes (saddle nose, scars Robinson – Fournier, deformation of the skull).

Latent syphilis

Latent syphilis

In practice one has to deal with the patients in whom the presence of syphilis are set only on the basis of positive serological tests in the absence of any clinical data (on the skin, mucous membranes, internal organs, nervous system, musculoskeletal system), indicating the presence in the patient's specific infection. Many authors cite data statistics, according to which the number of patients with latent syphilis have increased in many countries.

Lymphogranuloma (venereal)

Lymphogranuloma (venereal)

The incubation period from 3 days to 5 weeks. In place of introduction of the pathogen appears primary affect erosion, ulcer, papule. Women have a primary affect may go unnoticed, since it is located on the back wall of the vagina or in the cervix, less commonly on the labia.

Neurosyphilis

Neurosyphilis

In untreated patients with syphilis lasts for many years. In the classical course of the disease are 4 periods: incubation, primary, secondary and tertiary.
The incubation period is 20-40 days from the moment of infection before the appearance of the chancre.

Primary syphilis

Primary syphilis

Currently, there is a shortening (up to 2 weeks) or lengthening (up to 6 months) incubation period of syphilis. Extension of the terms may be associated with taking even small doses of the antibiotic groups, tetracycline, erythromycin (macrolides), penicillin.
After 7-10 days after the appearance of primary affect (lesions) observed presence of inguinal lymph nodes (lymphadenitis syphilitic).At the same time be a positive serological reaction for syphilis. Even in the absence of treatment within 1-2 months is the healing of a superficial scar that preserves the shape of the chancre.

Secondary syphilis

Secondary syphilis

Symptoms of the secondary stage of syphilis is extremely diverse. Not for nothing the French civilizatory 19th century called syphilis the "great APE" because of its similarity with many skin diseases.
Common signs of rashes if the secondary period of syphilis:
- The absence of subjective sensations (itching, pain).

Secondary syphilis

Secondary syphilis

Symptoms of the secondary stage of syphilis is extremely diverse. Not for nothing the French civilizatory 19th century called syphilis the "great APE" because of its similarity with many skin diseases.
Common signs of rashes if the secondary period of syphilis:
- The absence of subjective sensations (itching, pain).

Tertiary syphilis

Tertiary syphilis

If syphilis is not carried out, within a few years the disease enters in tertiary syphilis, the result of which could be the death of the patient.
According to the results of scientific research, if untreated, tertiary syphilis develops in about one-third of patients, about 25 of them dies.

Trichomoniasis (trichomoniasis)

Trichomoniasis (trichomoniasis)

Infection occurs in 2/3 of the cases in extramarital sex. In women the first sign are abundant liquid, often frothy and yellowish leukorrhea, often with an unpleasant odor. Some, for example, at an advanced age, discharge after sexual intercourse with an admixture of blood. Corrosive leucorrhoea contribute to the emergence of pain in the genital area and vagina and cause a feeling of itching and burning.

Visceral syphilis

Visceral syphilis

Late syphilitic visceropathies
Thanks to successful treatment and prevention in patients with various forms of syphilis have become rare to meet expressed and clearly defined clinical symptoms of lesions of the internal organs.
The most important of these late visceropathies.

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