Ten commandments for living with STDs

　　Yijie is panic-stricken and eager for success.

　　Many patients learn that they may suffer from sexually transmitted diseases Afterwards, I panic. Faced with the pressure from society and family, I don't want others to know about it, and I hope to be cured as soon as possible. However, I often buy all kinds of medicines without knowing what kind of STD I have, hoping that the STD will be cured. I don't know that this will cost money and hurt my body, and I will lose my wife and soldiers.

　　The second commandment is to give up on yourself and let things take their course.

　　A small number of patients may believe that sexually transmitted diseases are passed on to them by others, or they may face too much pressure from society or family, suffer discrimination, and be scorned, and may not actively diagnose and treat the disease. They may even harbor thoughts of revenge on others and seek the pleasure of infecting others, which ultimately harms others and themselves.

　　Three warnings: take chances and delay diagnosis and treatment

　　Some STDs have a long incubation period, mild symptoms, and few physical signs. Many patients refuse to accept the fact that they have STDs at first, especially STDs transmitted between couples. They always hope that they are caused by other reasons, such as urinary discomfort caused by drinking and eating spicy food, genital blisters and ulcers caused by contact with allergic substances, rashes on the hands, feet, and trunk caused by eating allergic drugs, food, etc. When symptoms such as these are obvious, there are often complications when seeking diagnosis and treatment, which brings many difficulties to treatment.

　　The Four Precepts: Superstitious Advertising, Losing People and Money

　　As long as you watch TV, street psoriasis, newspapers and magazines, and listen to the radio, you will know which advertisements are the most popular, which ancestral traditional Chinese medicine, doctors, military doctors, directors, old professors, armed police clinics, individual clinics are overwhelmingly advertised, which experts answer questions, consult telephone numbers, etc. healthy Hotlines, expert consultations, and free clinics abound. How credible are these? I believe many patients have a deep understanding of them. They have only one purpose, to defraud you of all your money by any means necessary. As for your disease , as long as it doesn’t add insult to injury, you’ll be lucky.

　　The Five Precepts: Not distinguishing between good and bad, practicing medicine blindly

　　Nowadays, many medical units are operated by leasing or contracting, and their operation methods are all centered on economic benefits. Very few medical units do not even have business licenses, and individual medical practitioners do not even have doctor's qualifications. There are also many doctors who go to universities. Hospital They even trick patients into going to individual clinics on the streets. It is characterized by pretending to be sick when not sick, using high-tech examinations as evidence, exaggerating the harm of the disease, emphasizing that the disease is difficult to cure, there are special medicines here, guaranteed to be done with a few injections, how much money to carry with you, expensive medicines must be used intravenously, and fake medicines are used in vain.

　　Failure to take precautions against the Six Precepts will harm your family

　　Some patients keep the disease absolutely secret from their family members after contracting it, but they do not know how to prevent it or do not take precautions to avoid family suspicion. Not only do they transmit the disease to their family members, but sometimes it also becomes the root cause of their own STDs that are difficult to cure. In this situation, couples often need to work together to treat the problem.

　　Seven precepts superstitious examination, disease-ridden

　　Many medical units deceive people under the guise of high technology, such as PCR, computers, fluorescence, etc. media Microscopy, genetics, electron microscopy, etc. However, these high-tech examinations are often only available in small and medium-sized medical units. The credibility of the examination is clear to the patient. The result is that there is no disease, and the diagnosis is disease, and there are multiple diseases in the body. Some results are used to scare patients, such as persistent TPHA (+) in patients with syphilis after cure; prostatic fluid lecithin (++), WBC (+).

　　Bajie guarantees medical treatment and cure, haste over haste

　　Doctors all like to make sure they can be cured in a few days, 1,000 yuan, one shot, the disease will be eradicated in three courses, and the disease will be cured with seven pairs of traditional Chinese medicine. It should be known that there are too many uncertain factors in diseases, and experts and professors dare not guarantee the treatment and outcome of the disease. Furthermore, the symptoms and signs of some diseases are transient or recurring. What they say is resolved is that there are no obvious symptoms and signs for the time being. For example, the blisters of genital rash will subside in about 2 weeks, and syphilis will subside in a few weeks without treatment. The incubation period of genital warts can be as long as more than half a year, and syphilis patients can be TPHA positive for life.

　　Nine ring cup bow snake shadow, fear and depression

　　Some patients are in constant panic after contracting STDs. First, they regret and blame themselves. Second, they are afraid that others will know. Third, they feel that they have an incurable disease. In addition, due to the pervasive publicity about STDs in society, many patients are depressed, overthinking, and irritable for a long time. For a long time, although the STD has been cured, I still feel unexplained general discomfort, such as dizziness, headache, insomnia, palpitations, back pain, fatigue, anorexia, abnormal sensation in the affected area, etc., or I am always worried and seek medical advice everywhere. At this time, you may be suffering from venereal disease syndrome or venereal disease phobia and need psychological treatment.

　　The Ten Commandments: Seek pleasure and have no thought of repentance

　　As the saying goes, it's not too late to fix the problem before it's too late, but some patients always take desperate risks, or think that condoms are absolutely safe, and continue to look for flowers and ask for help, causing STDs to relapse again and again, or even suffering from multiple STDs without timely treatment. If they develop serious complications or suffer from STDs that are difficult to cure, such as AIDS It's too late to regret it.