The condom saves not only from an unplanned pregnancy, but also from death.
1. Unplanned pregnancy
It is better to prepare for conception. There are more likely that the baby will be born healthy, and his mother and dad will not suffer from sudden financial and other problems.
Neither the calendar method nor interrupted sexual intercourse are full -fledged contraceptive means. An alternative to a condom can only be sterilization, intrauterine spirals or contraceptive tablets. But they will not protect you from infections.
2. Itching and discharge
Statistics are inexorable: every year infections transmitted sexually are struck by millions of men and women. Moreover, in most cases, it does not matter what kind of sex – vaginal, oral or anal – sick.
Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV, trichomoniasis, human papilloma virus (HPV), herpes, hepatitis B and C and other diseases are transmitted genderly.
SPPP is insidious. They may not manifest themselves immediately, but a few days, months, and even years after unprotected contact.
Their symptoms and consequences are diverse, but early symptoms are often similar. It is itching, burning during urination, abundant discharge from the vagina or penis.
If you notice something similar, be sure to contact a gynecologist or urologist and take tests for a microflora. Further treatment will depend on the diagnosis.
3. Chronic pain
IPP in most cases cause inflammatory processes of the genital organs. In the acute phase, inflammation can make itself felt by increasing temperature, pain in the pelvic area, released pus.
If the infection is not treated, it will go into a chronic. As a result, pain can become constant.
4. Difficulties with conception
After the acute phase of inflammation in the internal genital organs, adhesions may form. So called areas of overgrown connective tissue. They are non -hazardous, but they can block the normal current of liquids.
For example, adhesions inside the fallopian tubes cause their obstruction. As a result, a fertilized egg simply cannot penetrate the uterus, which means that a healthy pregnancy will not occur. But an ectopic can happen. With all its negative consequences.
Spikes in the tubules of the egg appendage in men will lead to the fact that spermatozoa will not fall into the seed fluid. So, to conceive a child will not work.
5. Problematic pregnancy
Some PIC pathogens, such as syphilis, penetrate the placenta and can provoke the development of physical defects in the fetus, premature birth or miscarriage.
6. Need for an urgent operation
Inflammatory processes for STIs are most often insignificant, but there are also difficult cases. For example, with ascending gonorrhea in women, pus can flow from the fallopian tubes and cause one of the types of peritonitis. Such conditions are deadly and require immediate surgical intervention.
7. Cancer
The human papilloma virus can increase the risk of developing certain types of cancer. These include cervical cancer and oncological processes affecting the vagina, the penis, anal canal, as well as the oral cavity and throat.
The development of HPV can often be determined by eye. If papillomas or other skin formations appear in the genital area, be sure to hand over the analysis for the virus. If the diagnosis is confirmed, apply for antiviral treatment.
8. Liver disease
This is a possible consequence of hepatitis B and C. Hepatitis – insidious disease. Its acute phase is often lubricated, it is easy to confuse it with SARS or just light malaise.
. But in the end, it destroys the liver cells and leads to cirrhosis or cancer.
9. AIDS
Over time, HIV destroys the human immune system. Thus develops the syndrome of acquired human immunodeficiency – deadly AIDS.
By the way, IPPs such as herpes and syphilis increase the likelihood of an infection with a human immunodeficiency virus by three or more times. The fact is that infections cause inflammation – an ideal environment for the propagation of the virus. In addition, due to STIs, ulcers may appear that facilitate the penetration of HIV into the bloodstream.
10. Brain damage and internal organs
Syphilis is one of the most dangerous sexual infections. It can be cured by a short course of antibiotics, but for this the disease should be noted. And there are difficulties with this.
The incubation period of the disease – up to 6 weeks. When the first symptoms appear, you may not even remember that you had unprotected sex. In addition, the symptoms do not look dangerous:
- small painless sores on the genitals, near the anal passage, in the mouth;
- Light red rash on the palms or soles;
- white spots in the mouth;
- increased fatigue, fatigue;
- small fever;
- Smooth lymph nodes.
All this is easy not to notice or explain to something else. Fatigue-stress and overstrain at work, temperature-light SARS, rash-allergies for something ea10.
Then the symptoms completely disappear. But syphilis passes into a chronic form and takes on work: gradually destroys the bone and nervous systems, including the brain and spinal cord, as well as internal organs. The consequences of this can be extremely dangerous and irreversible.
Even in the asymptomatic period, a person remains contagious, that is, with unprotected sex, he can reward with syphilis an unsuspecting partner.
11. Early death
This is the final of the development of a variety of IPPs – from the human papilloma virus to HIV or syphilis. How much time will pass between unprotected contact and death, you cannot predict. Dates depend on the individual settings of the human immune system.
What to do if you still want to take risks
If for some reason you do not want or cannot use a condom (imagine what you have-objective and insurmountable), carefully observe the basic safety rules.
- Select a reliable method of contraception. Better – with a doctor.
- Have sex with only one partner. The more you have “halves”, the higher the risk of earning SPPP.
- Before the first intimacy – any, even oral – be examined by a gynecologist or urologist and take tests for sexual infections.
- Be sure to repeat the examination and tests after 2-3 months. Some STIs have a protracted incubation period during which the infection cannot be determined.
- Study regularly, at least once a year. Suddenly a partner is cheating on you.
- If you have symptoms of IPP, be sure to consult a doctor and inform your partner about them. This is not the case when it is embarrassed to say. Health and even life depend on honesty.
1. Unplanned pregnancy
It is better to prepare for conception. There are more likely that the baby will be born healthy, and his mother and dad will not suffer from sudden financial and other problems.
Neither the calendar method nor interrupted sexual intercourse are full -fledged contraceptive means. An alternative to a condom can only be sterilization, intrauterine spirals or contraceptive tablets. But they will not protect you from infections.
2. Itching and discharge
Statistics are inexorable: every year infections transmitted sexually are struck by millions of men and women. Moreover, in most cases, it does not matter what kind of sex – vaginal, oral or anal – sick.
Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV, trichomoniasis, human papilloma virus (HPV), herpes, hepatitis B and C and other diseases are transmitted genderly.
SPPP is insidious. They may not manifest themselves immediately, but a few days, months, and even years after unprotected contact.
Their symptoms and consequences are diverse, but early symptoms are often similar. It is itching, burning during urination, abundant discharge from the vagina or penis.
If you notice something similar, be sure to contact a gynecologist or urologist and take tests for a microflora. Further treatment will depend on the diagnosis.
3. Chronic pain
IPP in most cases cause inflammatory processes of the genital organs. In the acute phase, inflammation can make itself felt by increasing temperature, pain in the pelvic area, released pus.
If the infection is not treated, it will go into a chronic. As a result, pain can become constant.
4. Difficulties with conception
After the acute phase of inflammation in the internal genital organs, adhesions may form. So called areas of overgrown connective tissue. They are non -hazardous, but they can block the normal current of liquids.
For example, adhesions inside the fallopian tubes cause their obstruction. As a result, a fertilized egg simply cannot penetrate the uterus, which means that a healthy pregnancy will not occur. But an ectopic can happen. With all its negative consequences.
Spikes in the tubules of the egg appendage in men will lead to the fact that spermatozoa will not fall into the seed fluid. So, to conceive a child will not work.
5. Problematic pregnancy
Some PIC pathogens, such as syphilis, penetrate the placenta and can provoke the development of physical defects in the fetus, premature birth or miscarriage.
6. Need for an urgent operation
Inflammatory processes for STIs are most often insignificant, but there are also difficult cases. For example, with ascending gonorrhea in women, pus can flow from the fallopian tubes and cause one of the types of peritonitis. Such conditions are deadly and require immediate surgical intervention.
7. Cancer
The human papilloma virus can increase the risk of developing certain types of cancer. These include cervical cancer and oncological processes affecting the vagina, the penis, anal canal, as well as the oral cavity and throat.
The development of HPV can often be determined by eye. If papillomas or other skin formations appear in the genital area, be sure to hand over the analysis for the virus. If the diagnosis is confirmed, apply for antiviral treatment.
8. Liver disease
This is a possible consequence of hepatitis B and C. Hepatitis – insidious disease. Its acute phase is often lubricated, it is easy to confuse it with SARS or just light malaise.
. But in the end, it destroys the liver cells and leads to cirrhosis or cancer.
9. AIDS
Over time, HIV destroys the human immune system. Thus develops the syndrome of acquired human immunodeficiency – deadly AIDS.
By the way, IPPs such as herpes and syphilis increase the likelihood of an infection with a human immunodeficiency virus by three or more times. The fact is that infections cause inflammation – an ideal environment for the propagation of the virus. In addition, due to STIs, ulcers may appear that facilitate the penetration of HIV into the bloodstream.
10. Brain damage and internal organs
Syphilis is one of the most dangerous sexual infections. It can be cured by a short course of antibiotics, but for this the disease should be noted. And there are difficulties with this.
The incubation period of the disease – up to 6 weeks. When the first symptoms appear, you may not even remember that you had unprotected sex. In addition, the symptoms do not look dangerous:
- small painless sores on the genitals, near the anal passage, in the mouth;
- Light red rash on the palms or soles;
- white spots in the mouth;
- increased fatigue, fatigue;
- small fever;
- Smooth lymph nodes.
All this is easy not to notice or explain to something else. Fatigue-stress and overstrain at work, temperature-light SARS, rash-allergies for something ea10.
Then the symptoms completely disappear. But syphilis passes into a chronic form and takes on work: gradually destroys the bone and nervous systems, including the brain and spinal cord, as well as internal organs. The consequences of this can be extremely dangerous and irreversible.
Even in the asymptomatic period, a person remains contagious, that is, with unprotected sex, he can reward with syphilis an unsuspecting partner.
11. Early death
This is the final of the development of a variety of IPPs – from the human papilloma virus to HIV or syphilis. How much time will pass between unprotected contact and death, you cannot predict. Dates depend on the individual settings of the human immune system.
What to do if you still want to take risks
If for some reason you do not want or cannot use a condom (imagine what you have-objective and insurmountable), carefully observe the basic safety rules.
- Select a reliable method of contraception. Better – with a doctor.
- Have sex with only one partner. The more you have “halves”, the higher the risk of earning SPPP.
- Before the first intimacy – any, even oral – be examined by a gynecologist or urologist and take tests for sexual infections.
- Be sure to repeat the examination and tests after 2-3 months. Some STIs have a protracted incubation period during which the infection cannot be determined.
- Study regularly, at least once a year. Suddenly a partner is cheating on you.
- If you have symptoms of IPP, be sure to consult a doctor and inform your partner about them. This is not the case when it is embarrassed to say. Health and even life depend on honesty.