What are the most common stds

Gonorrhea (gah-nuh-REE-uh) is caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae (nye-SEER-e-uh gah-no-REE-eye). It may not produce any symptoms in women who are infected. When symptoms are present, they include vaginal discharge and pain when u…

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Chlamydia, and there are no side effects except eventual infertility, so people spread the disease without even knowing it.

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Some of the STDs you may have heard about are syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, and AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), Which is caused by HIV. Other types of infections include genital warts (human papillomavirus or HPV), chan…

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What are the most common STDs in different age groups in Africa?

Q: as in…children:teenagers:adults:elderly:all the websites i’ve found are too general and don’t give the right statistics. Most of them just said “AIDS.” But that can’t be it for all of them, can it?

A: everyone in africa has aidsdon’t ever go there

What are the top most common STDs for college students?

Q: I am doing a HEALTH FAIR for other college students and my group decided to do the “basic ideas” for the top three STDs on campuses. Can you anme a few that effect both males and females alike?

A: chlamydia trachomatisgonorrhoeaherpes simplex 1 and 2(HIV, Hep B, syphilis are rarer)all affect males and females, they can be asymptomatic (not cause symptoms) or be uncomfortableall increase the chance of catching HIV although this is rarerall cause hidden damage to women, chlamydia and gonorrhoea especially interfere with the fallopian tubes and later in life a woman might find it hard to get pregnantall are effectively stopped with a condom but NOT the pill

What are the most common STDs ?

Q: I am a bit concerned about STDs after wife’s cheating. What re the most common ones and what are the most dangerous ones?NOTE: I do not need info on AIDS and HIV, already got tested and am OK. But I wonder what else is out there.

A: There is Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Herpes – several types, HPV, PID, Syphillis, and Trichomoniasis. I have attached a link with more information. I hope this helps and good luck. MC