Six major misunderstandings about sexually transmitted diseases. Treating sexually transmitted diseases correctly is the key

　　Misunderstanding 1: Only treat yourself, not your sexual partner

　　Some sexually transmitted diseases After the patients were cured and no longer had extramarital affairs, they relapsed many times. This was because they cured themselves and did not let their spouses treat them. As a result, they suffered from the same disease many times through their sexual life. Therefore, once a patient knows that he has an STD, for the safety of himself and his family, he should openly tell his spouse and go to the hospital at the same time. Hospital Check for treatment.

　　Misunderstanding 2: Preferring medical tourism advertisements

　　“Many patients "voluntarily" came to their homes and were slaughtered. Many patients believed in medical tourism advertisements and "voluntarily" came to their homes to be slaughtered. As a result, they not only lost money, but also delayed their illness. Therefore, if you unfortunately contract an STD, you must go to a regular STD hospital for examination and treatment.

　　Sexually transmitted diseases are actually not as scary as everyone thinks, and sexually transmitted diseases are not terminal diseases. If you understand STDs correctly and treat STDs with the right attitude, you won't be so afraid of STDs. You must also be careful of the above misunderstandings about sexually transmitted diseases. If you suffer from sexually transmitted diseases, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time, and both spouses must be treated at the same time, otherwise it will be useless to treat only one party.

　　Misunderstanding 3: “Every tree and plant is a soldier” – STD phobia

　　A patient who had gonorrhea and condyloma acuminata, after systematic and formal treatment in a regular hospital, achieved clinical He was cured and multiple tests for sexually transmitted diseases were negative. However, the patient felt that the urethral pain and discomfort he had had before still existed. Therefore, he went to several hospitals and small outpatient clinics and was injected with more than 90 Bacillus Bacilli, more than 100 Fudaxin, more than 100 interferon and other antibiotics and other drugs at a cost of more than 100,000 yuan. He still felt that he was not cured and was depressed all day long, accompanied by headaches, insomnia, palpitations, fatigue, and loss of appetite. After consultation with experts, he was diagnosed with STD phobia. This disease is not uncommon in STD clinics. It is often caused by those who have poor mental endurance, are nervous, and are overly concerned about themselves. healthy People are susceptible to the disease. They often exaggerate their normal physiological reactions or mild discomfort and attribute it to the sexually transmitted diseases they have suffered from before. They strive to be confirmed and hope to get the doctor's approval and treatment, but they are skeptical or rejecting the doctor's explanation and the reliability of the test results.

　　Myth 4: Sex disease lack of knowledge

　　Some patients only know that syphilis and gonorrhea are sexually transmitted diseases but do not know that the definition of sexually transmitted diseases is very broad and is a general term for infectious diseases that are closely related to various sexual behaviors and sexual contacts. In addition to syphilis, gonorrhea, chancroid, lymphogranuloma venereum, inguinal granuloma and other more familiar sexually transmitted diseases, there are also genital warts, AIDS , genital herpes, genital candidiasis, molluscum contagiosum, pubic lice, non-gonococcal urethritis, etc. can all be transmitted through sexual contact.

　　Misunderstanding 5: Being scared of STDs

　　Some patients think that STDs are terminal illnesses. In fact, STDs are not incurable and can be cured as long as they are treated actively. STD viruses are actually very fragile. For example, Treponema pallidum will die quickly in a dry environment or in soapy water or alcohol. Have firm faith in healing.

　　How to treat sexually transmitted diseases correctly?

　　Don't attach too many social factors to the disease itself, maintain a good attitude, and properly relieve psychological pressure. In fact, the disease itself is not scary. What is scary is the infinite expansion of the disease: How could I get sexually transmitted diseases? Is the husband unfaithful? What should I do if someone finds out? Will it damage my future? Will it affect my family? …… There is a heavy psychological burden! In fact, if you take a step back and think about it, it's just like having a disease. cold fever Same, just take good treatment.

　　Husband and wife face it together. Sexually transmitted diseases are related to both husband and wife. If either party is sick, the other party needs to be checked, treated at the same time if necessary, and paid attention to at the same time in the future. Therefore, after one party becomes sick, it is best for the couple to communicate well and face it together. If it is caused by the fault of one party, then there is no need to blame the other party unduly. There will inevitably be bumps and bumps in life, and each person will gain wisdom. The two of them will face the disease together and create a happy home together.

　　Learn to protect yourself. People who have sex keep one sex partner to reduce the chance of infection ；male and female Everyone should be able to protect themselves and promote protected sex, that is, use condoms every time they have sex. Regular physical examination is also very important, as it can detect some asymptomatic diseases early. Early treatment will be very suitable in terms of effectiveness and economy.

　　In addition, change unhealthy lifestyles such as smoking and drug abuse, strengthen physical exercise, and enhance physical fitness； Proper nutrition and a balanced diet ensure the intake of essential nutrients for the body.