According to information from the Health Strategy for Prevention and Control of Sexually Transmitted Infections – HIV – AIDS, of the Regional Health Directorate (DIRESA) Moquegua, 49 new cases of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and A total of 3,113 sexually transmitted infections were diagnosed.
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Among the ITS diagnosed to men and women, syphilis, gonorrhea, low abdominal syndrome, urethral discharge, inguinal bubon, genital ulcers, vaginal flows, trachomatis clamidia, among others, stand out. Due to the incidence of these infections, the Use of condom or condom is recommended to the Moqueguana population.
Increase in HIV
The main cause of transmission is sexual path, having unprotected intimate relationships. This situation has also led to increase HIV cases, in a number of 49, achieving this identification by sifting 13,545 people last year.
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Sexually transmitted infections or diseases are infected from one person to another mainly due to sexual contact either vaginal, oral or anal. Sometimes it can be transmitted by the contact that implies the anus, mouth, vagina or penis, since infections such as herpes and human papillomavirus are infected from skin to skin.
How to recognize a sexually transmitted infection?
Authorities recalled that the main symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection are the unusual secretion of the penis or the vagina, the sores or warts in the genital area, frequent or painful urination and itching and redness in the genital area. Another symptoms are blisters or sores around the mouth, abnormal vaginal smell, itching pain or anal bleeding, abdominal pain and fever.
