Sexual infections: 1 million people are grappling every day

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one million people are being victim of sexually transmitted diseases every day.

Every year millions of people have to deal with sexual infections such as gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and trichomoniasis.

According to the World Health Organization, the speed of prevention of sexual infections is slow and these figures should be seen as a warning.

Experts are very concerned about the increase in those diseases related to sexually transmitted diseases, which can not be treated with medicines.

The World Health Organization regularly assesses the global impact of four sexually transmitted infections.

This year, no significant decline in new or existing infections has not been seen compared to the 2012 assessment.

According to the assessment made by the World Health Organization, one in 25 people worldwide is victims of sexual infections.

Trichomoniasis is caused by sexual intercourse while infections caused by gonorrhea, chlamydia and syphilis bacteria.

Symptoms of Sexual Infection related diseases

In such a transition, it is not necessary that symptoms can be detected at the beginning; some people do not even have symptoms of these infections, but they are afflicted by them.

These symptoms include: Pain with urination, ejaculation from the penis or vagina and excessive bleeding during the period.

Women with chlamydia and gonorrhea can have many serious problems such as swelling, infertility or cardiovascular disease within the vagina.

If a pregnant woman has this kind of infection then it can have a serious effect on her child.

This can lead to premature or weakening of the child. Apart from this, the child may also have congenital deformity or blindness.

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"We are seeing that the spread of sexually transmitted infections across the world is not being prevented," says World Health Organization's doctor Peter Salma. This is a warning that every person should try to fight these diseases, it should be ensured that every person has facilities to stop and treat these infections. "

The World Health Organization says that safe sex is essential to avoid sexual infections i.e. safe sex is very important. Make sure to use condoms while you are having sex and go for the test too.

If you talk about the treatment then the infection from Bactria can be cured with available medicines.

But the treatment of specific types of syphilis has made penicillin deficiency more difficult. Apart from this, cases of "super-gonorrhea" have increased, which is almost impossible to cure.

Dr. Tim Zinc, head of the Welcome Drug Resistant Infection Program, says, "The incurable cases of gonorrhea for normal infection are like a major crisis because it makes treatment of normal infections very difficult."

They believe that there will be an effort to prevent such increased infections and replace those medicines with the use of new medicines which have now stopped affecting.