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Know Beforehand, Prevent in Time!! Syphilis
Know Beforehand, Prevent in Time!! Syphilis: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by bacteria. We can prevent and treat it. Symptoms of syphilis involve the skin, such as rashes and sores on the body or around the genitals. Contents: What is Syphilis? Causes of Syphilis Symptoms of Syphilis
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The Rise of Cervical Cancer Infections
As we know, more than 90% of individuals infected with HPV can clear the infection on their own. However, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) survey in 2020, there were up to 60,400 new cases of cervical cancer and 34,200 deaths from it. Moreover, many cases remain untreated, with 90% of new infections and…
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Debunking Common Misconceptions about HPV and HPV Testing
Debunking Common Misconceptions about HPV and HPV Testing: In this blog, we will address common misconceptions surrounding HPV (Human Papillomavirus) and HPV testing. By dispelling myths and providing accurate information, we aim to equip you with the knowledge needed to take control of your sexual health. Let’s dive in! Understanding HPV and its Link to…
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Isn’t it safe to wear a condom?
Many people wonder if the `skin-to-skin` feeling is better than using actual condoms for protection. And if there is frequent `skin-to-skin` contact, does it immediately increase the risk of sexually transmitted diseases? Today, we will discuss this topic. The issue of protection through condom usage depends on the agreement of both parties involved. Whether it…
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E-Cigarettes and Cervical Cancer
Smoking and the Risk of Cervical Cancer For all the non-smoking ladies who still wonder how smoking can pose a risk for cervical cancer, even though the smoke is inhaled into the lungs and doesn’t directly reach the cervix or the birth canal, it must be clarified that it’s the cancer-causing substances in cigarettes that…
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Can Sexual Activity Cause Real Stress?
Engaging in sexual activity, including self-pleasure, often aims to reach a climax or to please the other party involved. However, some couples may feel negative emotions such as stress, anxiety, depression, or dissatisfaction. These feelings commonly arise after sexual activities and are known as Post-coital tristesse (PCT). While PCT is a common experience and usually…