Learn about the most prevalent STD symptoms

Regardless of what genitals you have or what genitals your partner has, you can still catch STDs through vaginal, anal, or oral sex. For many centuries, humankind has been affected by a different number of infections, among which sexually transmitted disease is also one.

STD is an abbreviation for sexually transmitted diseases or infections passed from one person to another through sexual contact with several common symptoms like:

1. Burning sensation while you pee: The most common symptom of an STD is feeling a burning sensation while you are peeing. It is also a symptom of urinary tract infection (UTI), treatable with antibiotics.
2. Unusual discharge: In the discharge department of women’s health, you know what is normal for you and what is not. A heavy and unusual discharge from the vagina is considered a symptom of an STD.
3. Abnormal vaginal bleeding: Bleeding without periods is definitely an alarm and STDs can be put to blame. Due to high-risk HPV affecting the cervix, it can cause bleeding after sex.
4. Pain during intercourse: Painful sex is a tip to consider that something is not good for your health. Infections and inflammations can result in pain during intercourse.
5. Vaginal burning or itching: Swelling, itching, burning, and pain around your vulva, vaginal, or anus are the common symptoms of STDs.

Published by New Concept Clinic