European gay men create new STD crisis

　　A new European research report points out that a sexually transmitted disease that was rare in the past has appeared among gay men in Europe.

　　This type of lymphogranuloma inguinale is caused by Chlamydia, which is a systemic infectious disease. The symptoms are inguinal lymphadenopathy, anal ulcer, rectal inflammation, and bleeding. constipate , abdominal pain, sometimes accompanied by fever。

　　In the past, this STD only appeared in poor and backward countries, but since 2003, this STD disease Spreading to Europe, it first appeared among more than a hundred gay men in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and now it has become a big problem among gays in Europe.

　　According to investigations, this sexually transmitted disease has appeared in Antwerp, Belgium, Hamburg, Germany, Paris and Sweden. In January this year, 24 cases appeared in the UK for the first time, 17 of whom were also infected with AIDS. The investigation pointed out that there may be more cases, but they have not yet been diagnosed.

　　This STD can be cured with three weeks of antibiotic treatment