Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) seem to be a taboo subject with the majority of the public.  People know what they stand for, have some knowledge about them, and yet become almost prudish when the subject arises in general conversations.   

For many people, when they hear the words sexually transmitted disease, they automatically think that it is something that is stuck with you for live. however, this is not always true. in fact, not all sexually transmitted diseases are permanent; however, there are also kinds that will stick with the infected for the rest of their life.  some STDs can be cured, and there are ways of managing the symptoms.  

The sexually transmitted diseases that can be cured are all various types of bacterial infections: Gonorrhea, Chlamydia and Syphilis, are the big three that have cures. all three can be ‘silent’, meaning there can be no symptoms while you are infected, and must be diagnosed and treated quickly to avoid permanent damage.

- Gonorrhea, one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases is treated with a course of antibiotics. however, if it is left alone or go undiagnosed, it can result in Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.  it can also lead to scarring of the urethra, which can lead to infertility.

- Chlamydia – Taking medication treats Chlamydia, but just as with many other sexually transmitted diseases, if it is not diagnosed early enough, it can cause damage to the reproductive system in women and it can even lead to infertility in men.

- Syphilis is easily treatable with penicillin, but this will not reverse any of the damage done to the body. if a person has Syphilis, and it goes undetected for a long period of time there can be permanent damage to many parts of the body both internally and externally. Untreated Syphilis can even kill the patient.

One must remember that a cure does not mean the sexually transmitted disease cannot be caught again.  Just because someone gets a clean bill of health does not mean that they are not immune to getting another sexually transmitted disease.  

If you are suspicious that you may have come in contact with someone who has a sexually transmitted disease, or even if you think that you are infected, then make the right choice and get tested immediately. As you can see, many of the STDs can be cured; however, if you wait there might be permanent damage that could have been avoided.

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std symptoms consultant – About the Author:

with over 10 years of experience in sexual education, my primary goal is to encourage awareness when it comes to STDs. I encourage everyone to get tested and take control of your health. I encourage you to leave comments or questions about STDs on this blog or contact Simple STD Testing at 888.629.5227 and get answers today.

Dr Oz Pelvic Prolapse; Bladder Rectum Uterus Prolapse: the Truth about Pelvic Prolapse – Pelvic prolapse may be the last taboo subject in gynecology. although many people find this topic too shameful to discuss, almost 50% of women will experience some form of prolapse in their lifetime. Dr. Oz opens up a frank discussion about this painful subject. Dr. Oz In case you missed it Jan 13th Dr. Oz Pelvic Prolapse Bladder, Rectum And Uterus

Doctor’s describe pelvic prolapse as one of the most disturbing things that can happen to a woman. It can be scary and confusing and chances are you or someone close to you is experiencing pelvic prolapse right now says Dr. Oz.

Dr Oz: Pelvic Prolapse is a medical condition that occurs when the normal support of the vagina is lost. your bladder, your rectum or your uterus will drop and they ultimately fall through the opening at the base of the vagina. almost half of you will experience some form of pelvic prolapse in your lifetime.

Joining Dr. Oz today are 3 Urogynecologists Dr. Elizabeth Mueller, Dr. Mary Pat Fitzgerald, Dr. Kimberly Kenton bringing power to the pelvis – Making it their mission to empower women with information on prolapse.

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