Sexual Health
How to prevent sexually transmitted diseases and pay attention to the following points
As with other human infectious diseases, the prevention of Sexually transmitted infection is very important. Individuals should pay attention to the following points:
① Sexual contact should be cautious. The Pathogen transmission of sexually transmitted diseases is sexual contact. To prevent sexually transmitted diseases, sexual contact with patients and suspected carriers must be avoided.
② Improve moral cultivation and avoid extramarital affairs and improper sexual behavior. It should be reminded that even using condoms can not completely prevent the infection of sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore, self-esteem and self love are very important, especially for the prevention of AIDS, because there is no effective treatment for AIDS in the medical community at present.
③ Patients are prohibited from having sexual intercourse with anyone. Unfortunately, if infected with sexually transmitted diseases, sexual activity with anyone is absolutely prohibited until cured. It is not allowed to share bathtubs or bathtubs with family. If possible, it is best to live in separate rooms and beds.
④ Patients with sexually transmitted diseases should be cautious in contacting children, especially young girls. Even if you use external genital cleaners sold on the market, you should be extra careful because although these cleaners can kill some bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens, you cannot rely on their protective properties to disrupt sexual relationships.
⑤ Develop good personal hygiene habits. Some sexually transmitted diseases can be indirectly transmitted, such as the use of towels, basins, razors, etc. used by patients with unsterilized Genital wart, gonorrhea, AIDS, etc., which can infect sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore, it is important to develop good personal hygiene habits, especially in public places, such as hotels, baths, swimming pools, etc., to strengthen self-protection awareness; In addition, one should stay away from drugs and not easily use imported blood products.
In summary, sexually transmitted diseases are not only infectious diseases, but also a typical social disease. Their spread and prevalence are closely related to social factors. If each of us can regulate our behavior with moral standards and consciously resist various improper sexual behaviors, we can fundamentally prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, because any type of sexually transmitted disease can be prevented.