Women have the characteristics of sexually transmitted diseases, and their bodies will give these signals

　　female The body structure of the body is relatively special, and when infected sexually transmitted diseases After that, there will be male Different symptoms. These symptoms may involve many aspects such as the reproductive system and urinary system. If we can grasp the signals given by a woman's body when she has an STD, we can detect abnormalities as soon as possible and take corrective measures to avoid further deterioration of the condition.

Women have the characteristics of sexually transmitted diseases, and their bodies will give these signals

　　Genital area symptoms: Women often experience significant changes in their genital area after being infected with sexually transmitted diseases. For example, cauliflower-shaped, papillary growths may develop, which may be a sign of genital warts. It usually appears in the labia majora, vaginal opening, perineum and other parts. It may be small at first and gradually increase in size as the disease progresses. In addition, genital herpes can cause localized blisters that rupture to form ulcers, accompanied by pain and itching. In the first stage of syphilis, a painless ulcer, called a chancre, will appear on the genitals, which feels cartilage-like hardness.

　　Abnormal discharge: Under normal circumstances, a woman’s leucorrhea should be clear, transparent or slightly white. But if you are infected with a sexually transmitted disease, the characteristics of your leucorrhea will change. In patients with gonorrhea, the leucorrhea may become profuse, purulent, yellow in color, and smelly. When infected by chlamydia or mycoplasma, the leucorrhea may become thin, abundant, and sometimes bloodshot. Abnormal changes in these secretions are important signals sent by the body and require women's attention.

　　Abnormal urination: Changes in urination are also common signs of women with STDs. Urethritis is a possible complication of many sexually transmitted diseases. Patients may experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and painful urination. You will feel a burning sensation in the urethra when urinating, and in severe cases, you may even dare not urinate. Also, the color of the urine may change, becoming cloudy, and sometimes hematuria may occur. If these abnormal urination conditions occur, it is likely that the body has been invaded by a sexually transmitted disease.

　　Lower abdominal pain: Some STDs can cause lower abdominal pain in women. pelvic inflammatory disease It is a common complication of gonorrhea, chlamydia and other infections. Patients will feel distension and pain in the lower abdomen, especially after exertion, sexual intercourse, or before and after menstruation. The symptoms will worsen. This pain may be continuous or intermittent, seriously affecting a woman's quality of life. If the lower abdominal pain persists and is accompanied by fever, Abnormal leucorrhea If you have other symptoms, you should also be alert to the possibility of sexually transmitted diseases.

　　Systemic symptoms: Some sexually transmitted diseases will develop systemic symptoms when they develop to a certain stage. In the second stage of syphilis, patients may experience symptoms such as fever, headache, joint pain, and body rash. AIDS Patients may experience flu-like symptoms in the early stages of infection, such as fever, sore throat, night sweats, vomiting, diarrhea , rash, etc. These systemic symptoms may be mistaken for other disease , but if it is accompanied by abnormal manifestations in the genital area, the possibility of sexually transmitted diseases needs to be considered.

　　Swollen lymph nodes in the groin: When a woman is infected with an STD, the lymph nodes in the groin may become swollen. This is because when the body's immune system is fighting pathogens, the lymph nodes will exert an immune effect and reactive hyperplasia will occur. For example, syphilis, gonorrhea, etc. may cause swollen lymph nodes in the groin. Enlarged lymph nodes are usually hard, may be tender, and vary in size. If you find abnormally swollen lymph nodes in your groin, you should also seek medical examination promptly.

　　After a woman is infected with an STD, her body will send signals in the genital area, secretions, urination, lower abdomen, etc., and she may also experience systemic symptoms and swollen inguinal lymph nodes. Female friends should always pay attention to the changes in their bodies. Once they find these abnormal signs, they should seek medical advice promptly. Hospital Get checked and treated.