Female STD self-defense

 　　sexually transmitted diseases Is contagious disease , broadly speaking, the prevention of infectious diseases can be divided into three levels of prevention, two levels of prevention and one level of primary prevention. Primary prevention is the prevention of contracting a disease, including healthy Provide health education to people; secondary prevention mainly involves handling and treating patients to cut off the source of infection; tertiary prevention refers to preventing disability after illness and promoting recovery. The "self-defense techniques" mentioned in this article are actually aimed at the primary prevention of STDs, that is, how to prevent contracting STDs.

　　Sexually transmitted diseases are mainly transmitted through sexual contact, especially sexual contact. Therefore, the way to prevent infection is to adopt certain "self-defense techniques" during sexual contact.

　　1. Avoid sexual intercourse when there are abnormalities

　　When a sexual partner is found to have lesions, ulcers or abnormal discharge on the external genitalia, sexual intercourse must be avoided and the partner must be asked to come to the hospital Hospital Provide diagnosis and treatment.

　　2. Preventive medication

　　Taking a short course of oral or injected antibiotics before or shortly after sexual intercourse may have a preventive effect on some sexually transmitted diseases, such as lintosis, but the effect is not very satisfactory. In fact, there is no single antibiotic that protects against all STDs.

　　3. Urinating, flushing the vulva or douching after sexual intercourse

　　Some people have confirmed that urinating within half an hour after sexual intercourse or flushing the genitals within an hour cannot reduce the risk of gonorrhea infection. However, if you irrigate the vagina with antiseptic solution every day, it will have a certain effect on preventing gonorrhea.

　　4. Use barrier tools in combination with spermicides

　　Use a condom lubricated with spermicide, Uterus cap, which has both mechanical and chemical killing effects. There is a kind of contraceptive sponge made of spermicide and sponge, which is very popular abroad. It is inserted into the vagina before or during sexual intercourse and can be left in place for more than 30 hours.