How to prevent STDs in daily life

　　How to prevent in life sexually transmitted diseases?

　　1. Stay away from danger areas

　　1. Develop good sexual concepts and habits. Insist on not engaging in prostitution, no prostitution, no extramarital sex, and no sexual relationships with multiple partners.

　　2. In addition to sexual intercourse infection, AIDS and syphilis can also be spread through blood. Therefore, when receiving blood transfusions or blood products, it must be done under the guidance of a doctor, and wounds must be treated in a regular manner. Hospital When done, use a disposable syringe. In addition, personal items cannot be shared, such as toothbrushes, razors, bath towels, etc., especially razors, which can easily cause skin AIDS can be transmitted through small breaks. In addition, sharing these personal items can lead to other infections disease transmission and infection.

　　3. Resolutely not take drugs and stay away from drugs.

　　2. Prevention before sexual intercourse

　　Sexual desire is everyone’s basic desire. Whether it’s premarital sex, extramarital sex, couple’s sex, or same-sex sex, you need to pay attention to the safety of your sex life. Taking preventive measures before sexual intercourse can effectively prevent STD infections.

　　1. Keep using condoms

　　Consistent use of condoms during sexual intercourse can reduce the risk of infectious diseases by more than 90%. No matter what kind of sex it is, having safe sex is the most important thing.

　　2. Apply topical ointment

　　Apply topical ointment before sex, such as erythromycin ointment. Acetic acid skin light ointment is effective in preventing gonorrhea, non-gonococcal urethritis and Vaginitis , genital warts and several other sexually transmitted diseases are quite effective.

　　3. Remedies after sexual intercourse

　　1. Clean up after sex

　　After sex, wash your penis, vagina, vulva, hands, and mouth promptly. Because after various sexually transmitted disease pathogens are transmitted to each other, it takes a considerable time to enter the skin to reproduce and infect.

　　2. Clean private parts with vinegar

　　Use vinegar or acetic acid diluted to 5% to rinse the vagina, penis, and areas that may be stained by the partner's secretions. Effective for gonorrhea, non-gonococcal urethritis, vaginitis, and genital warts.

　　3. Oral medicines

　　Take medicine within 24 hours of sex to prevent infection.

　　Once you have frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, increased leucorrhea, urethral pus, and inguinal lymph nodes after sexual intercourse, swelling and pain If you have genital pain or abnormal conditions such as herpes, papules, ulcers, etc., you must go to the hospital for a thorough check-up in time. Do not buy medicines by yourself or apply them externally. This can easily delay the condition and turn it into a chronic disease, making treatment more difficult.