Symptoms of STDs can appear in unexpected places

　　sexually transmitted diseases The diseased parts are all kinds of strange. In recent years, with the changes in lifestyle, more and more sexual intercourse methods that break through the traditional methods have emerged, and the places where STDs occur are also all kinds of strange. For example, a man discovered several small pimples the size of mung beans on his tongue. Hospital Dental treatment. After the doctor checked, he couldn't tell what was wrong. please skin After consultation with a doctor, it was determined to be oral genital warts.

　　STDs are a threat male healthy important hidden dangers, gonorrhea and syphilis will persist in Eye , in the mouth, yes! Sexually transmitted diseases do not only occur in the private parts. If you have had unclean sex, and then the oral mucosa becomes inflamed, and your throat is red and painful, don't think it is pharyngitis or internal heat. You may have contracted a sexually transmitted disease.

　　STDs can appear in various parts of the body

　　Oral cavity:

　　The original oral inflammation was a sore throat, ulcers in the mouth, and the oral mucosa was extremely red. I thought it was a strep throat attack. I went to the drugstore to buy some anti-inflammatory drugs and took them. Although the symptoms were relieved, the effect was not obvious.

　　In addition to oral mucositis, there may be no other symptoms, and the body may not have the common syphilis rash. However, after a few days, many rose-like "red rashes" may appear on the body and hands. Only through blood tests can the positive diagnosis of syphilis and other sexually transmitted diseases be confirmed.

　　However, the patient may not have any symptoms in his private parts. That's why experts say oral sex can also lead to STDs. The doctor said that because the other party had syphilis and the oral sex was unprotected, the oral mucosa was infected with sexually transmitted diseases. In this case, mucositis and small ulcers often appear in the mouth two or three days after oral sex, symptoms like pharyngitis. At the same time, because condoms are used during sex, the genital area may not be infected with syphilis.

　　Experts remind that even if the initial infection site of syphilis is the genitals, there are often only one or several red papules and nodules. The technical term is called syphilis chancre, which is neither painful nor itchy. Even if it ulcerates, there is no pain. Ordinary people often think that it is a small red pimple on the skin, and ignore it because they don't care or are lucky. Once an ulcer breaks out, it is the most contagious time. The ulcer heals quickly, and many patients think they are "cured." Because primary syphilis is short-lived, causes little damage, is neither itchy nor painful, and can subside naturally even without treatment, it is often easily ignored by patients and rarely goes to the doctor.

　　Hands and soles of feet:

　　In fact, Treponema pallidum can spread through the blood to various organs throughout the body. Three to four months after the onset of chancre, secondary syphilis occurs. Some patients can enter secondary syphilis without developing chancre. The most common manifestation of secondary syphilis is changes in the skin and mucous membranes. Dark red macules appear on the palms and soles of both hands, which is a typical manifestation of secondary syphilis. In addition, flat condyloma may also appear on the vulva and perianal areas, and white spots and insect-eaten patterns on the oral mucosa may also appear. hair loss . There is a saying in the field of dermatology and venereology that syphilis can 'imitate' many kinds of skin diseases. These lesions are generally neither painful nor itchy, but they contain large amounts of Treponema pallidum and are highly contagious.

　　Armpits, gums:

　　In the outpatient clinic, patients often have syphilis, genital warts, gonorrhea and other sexually transmitted diseases growing in their mouths. In fact, not only the mouth, but also places with thin mucous membranes all over the body are easily infected with sexually transmitted diseases through unclean sex. For example, some patients have genital warts in the anus, "this must be caused by anal sex." In addition, there are genital warts that grow on the toes, under the armpits, on the edges of the breasts, on the gums, around the corners of the eyes, and in the nostrils. These are all related to special sexual intercourse methods.

　　In addition, in addition to appearing in the genital area and the eyes as mentioned above, gonorrhea can also infect the throat, leading to gonococcal pharyngitis, which is mainly characterized by throat discomfort, local congestion, tonsil enlargement, purulent secretions in the pharynx, etc. disease Most are spread through oral sex.