Sexual Health
Is pubic lice disease a sexually transmitted disease? Effectively prevent pubic lice by achieving these 5 points
Post Date May, 07 2023
Pudendal lice disease is a sexually transmitted disease that can be transmitted not only through sexual activity, but also indirectly through underwear, mattresses, or sitting toilets.
Pudendal lice disease is a sexually transmitted disease caused by pubic lice. The pubic lice mainly parasitize on the pubic hair and body hair around the anus, biting the nearby skin and causing itching. It can occur in any age group and is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse. It is common for couples to suffer from the same disease or for sexual partners to suffer from the same disease, with males being the most common. The main site of onset is located in the pubic hair, perineal hair, perianal hair, and occasionally in the armpit hair, abdominal hair, eyebrows, and other areas. Clinical manifestations include local irritation or itching, which often becomes paroxysmal with the blood sucking activity of pubic lice. Some patients present with localized erythema, papules, and blood scabs. Scratching can cause epidermal erosion, eczema like transformation, or folliculitis.
This disease often coexists with other sexually transmitted diseases and can also spread infectious diseases such as recurrent fever and epidemic typhus.
To prevent the occurrence of pubic lice disease, the following measures should be taken:
1. Advocate for a safe sexual lifestyle, keep oneself clean, and eliminate unclean sexual intercourse.
2. Pay attention to personal hygiene, take frequent showers, change underwear and underwear frequently.
3. Try to use squatting pits in public places for convenience.
4. Try to minimize the use of clothing and underwear in public places, especially underwear and underwear.
5. When traveling on business, there is no need to share a bath towel or bedding with others. Because pubic lice also fall off with their pubic hair, they can also exist on bath towels and beds.
Once parasites or itching are found on the pubic hair, it is important to seek timely medical attention from a reputable hospital specialist.
Explanation of the Causes of Recurrent Invasion of Trichomoniasis
When it comes to trichomoniasis, many people may not be particularly familiar with it, but trichomoniasis has already been included in sexually transmitted diseases, which means that trichomoniasis can be transmitted through sexual transmission, and of course, it can also be transmitted through other channels. If the disease is transmitted through sexual intercourse, then trichomoniasis, which we will talk about today, is a type of sexually transmitted disease. In fact, the vast majority of trichomoniasis is transmitted through sex, especially among young female sexually active individuals who suffer from this disease.
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