Ensayo

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

GOAL:

Raise awareness and sensitize people about the importance of prevention of venereal disease, its causes and physical and social consequences.
SPECIFICOBJECTIVES:
• Publicize and other viruses that cause these diseases.
• Communicate and specify the methods used for the prevention of venereal diseases and other sex.
• Understand the consequencesof irresponsible sexuality brings and how it can affect (s) of person (s).

Each year there are about 400 million new cases worldwide. 90% between 15 and 40. Of these 400 million are nearly 300sifilkis, gonorrhea and HIV.
S.I.D.A
DEFINITION
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome is a disease caused by human immunodeficiency virus or HIV, which invades the patient's white blood cells anddestroys them there fore makes us susceptible to other opportunistic diseases such as tuberculosis or influenza. This disease is transmitted by blood, but also in semen and vaginal secretions, is notmanifested at the level of sexual organs but appears late in the whole organism.

SYMPTOMS
• An unexplained fever of more than one week.
• Malaise • Loss of appetite
• Fatigue
• Night sweats
•Significant weight loss (seven kilos or more) over
• Short on time without any valid reason.
• Diarrhea without being able to find the causative
• Spots on the skin rojoviolaseas
• Swollen lymphnodes, etc.

DIAGNOSIS
Hematology
TREATMENT
There is no cure

SYPHILIS
DEFINITION.
This disease is caused by a bacterium called Treponema pallidum, is a sore that does not heal, which appearson the glans or elsewhere in the penis or vulva. These sores called chancres always be felt with the fingers. The disease progresses in stages and sometimes the symptoms disappear giving a falsesignal of recovery,
1 STAGE 1-12 WEEKS Genital ulceration, mouth and anus.
2 STAGE UP TO 6 MONTHS Spots on chest, back, fever, sore throat. STAGE
3 MORE THAN 3 YEARS Ulcers in internal organs,...