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Treatment for soft cancer, which is a sexually transmitted disease, should be guided by a urologist, in the case of the man, or a gynecologist, in the case of the woman, but is usually done with the use of one of the following antibiotics: 1 tablet Azithromycin 1 g in 1 dose; 1 injection of Ceftriaxone 250 mg; 1 tablet of Erythromycin 3 times daily for 7 days; 1 tablet of Ciprofloxacin 2 times daily for 3 days

The doctor can identify genital herpes by observing the individual's genital and perianal area, analyzing the symptoms of the disease, and diagnostic confirmation can be made through a laboratory examination. Symptoms of Genital Herpes Symptoms of genital herpes include blisters or rounded pellets, very close to each other, containing a virus-rich, yellowish-colored liquid with redness around it, as you can see in the image: Appearance of blisters caused by genital herpes in man and woman By observing the affected area, it is possible to determine which region is most sensitive to pain and

Diabetes increases the risk of genital infections such as candidiasis, ringworm and urinary tract infection in both men and women, especially when the amount of sugar in the blood remains uncontrolled for a long time. This risk increases because hyperglycemia weakens the immune system, making it harder to fight microorganisms that cause infections

Endometriosis causes abdominal pain, severe cramps, and pain and discomfort during or after intimate contact. These symptoms can be lessened by practicing physical exercise, or by increasing the consumption of foods rich in omega-3, for example. In addition, monitoring the menstrual cycle using a calendar can help you better observe when the symptoms of endometriosis worsen and when they improve

Surgical hysteroscopy is indicated for extraction of uterine polyps, submucous fibroids, correction of malformations of the uterine cavity, treatment of endometrial thickening, adherence of the uterus, or withdrawal of the IUD when it has no visible wires. Surgical hysteroscopy requires anesthesia , but the type of anesthesia depends on the type of surgery being performed

The most effective treatment for uterine polyp is sometimes removal of the uterus, although polyps can also be removed through cauterization and polypectomy. Choosing the most effective treatment depends on the woman's age, whether she has symptoms or not, and whether she takes hormonal medications

Salpingitis, which is an inflammation in the fallopian tubes, is cured through treatment directed by a gynecologist. Treatment is usually started with the ingestion of antibiotics for about 14 days. If the treatment is not performed, the inflammation can cause an oophoritis that is an inflammation that can reach the ovary

Surgery to remove uterine polyps is often recommended even when the polyps do not cause symptoms, such as bleeding outside of menstruation and pain, for example. The procedure to remove the polyp from the uterus is simple, lasts about one hour, usually without general anesthesia, and the average length of hospital stay may be up to two days, depending on the amount and size of the polyps that need to be removed and age of the patient

Hormonal change is the leading cause of uterine polyp development, so normally women with hormonal disorders such as those with irregular menstruation, bleeding out of the menstrual period, or prolonged menstruation are at increased risk of developing these endometrial polyps. There is a greater risk of developing uterine polyps in women taking tamoxifen because of breast cancer, in cases of prolonged use of estrogens, polycystic ovary syndrome, and in infertile women

Ovarian removal surgery, also called oophorectomy, is used to remove one or both ovaries and is usually done when diseases occur in these organs, such as: Ovarian abscess; Ovary cancer; Endometriosis in the ovary; Ovarian cysts or tumors; Twisting of ovary; In addition, the gynecologist may also recommend ovarian removal surgery to prevent the onset of ovarian cancer, especially in women with a family history of ovarian cancer or with mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes that increase the risk of ovarian cancer and breasts

The uterine infection happens due to the development of bacteria inside the uterus, generating symptoms like fever above 38ºC, vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain. Uterine infection should be treated as soon as possible to avoid serious complications, such as generalized infection, so a woman should consult her gynecologist whenever she has any change in menstruation or bleeds outside the menstrual period.

Treatment for multifollicular ovaries, which is the presence of ovarian cysts in large numbers and size, for women who do not wish to become pregnant include: Oral contraceptive medications prescribed by the gynecologist that regulate menstruation, prevent ovulation, and control the symptoms of the disease; Progesterone-based medicines for women who can not take contraceptives; Surgery for removal of larger cysts through laparoscopy or removal of the ovaries, if necessary

Hypogonadism is a disease in which the ovaries or testes do not produce or produce few sex hormones. The result of hypogonadism may be infertility, absence of puberty, menstruation or poor development of the male sexual organ. Treatment of hypogonadism The treatment of hypogonadism is done through hormonal medicines to replenish hormones, stimulate ovulation in women and the production of spermatozoa in man

Chronic endometritis is a recurrent inflammation of the endometrium, the lining of the inner part of the uterus. It can be caused by sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis or chlamydia, pelvic inflammatory disease, salpingitis, injury and damage during labor or abortion, and by insertion of an intrauterine device

Treatment for donovanose, which is a sexually transmitted disease, can be done with the use of antibiotics such as: Doxycycline for at least 3 weeks; Sulfamethoxazole (Trimethoprim) for at least 3 weeks; Ciprofloxacin, until the cure of the disease; Erythromycin for at least 3 weeks. After the determined period, the patient should go to the doctor again to evaluate the healing process of the wounds and if the infection is already cured

Trichomonas Vaginalis is a microorganism that causes infection of the sexual organs and urinary system, transmitted by unprotected intimate contact. The symptoms of Trichomonas are: itching, pain at the site and discharge of a yellowish secretion and abundant foul smelling. Men generally do not have symptoms, but in some it appears an irritation at the tip of the penis or the urethra

Prevention of donovanose is done through the use of condoms in any kind of intimate contact. It is important to check if the wound is protected with the condom, because if the exposed wound comes in contact with the partner, donovanose is at great risk of being transmitted. Avoiding intimate contact while there are still symptoms of the disease is paramount for the prevention of donovanose

The vaginal infection is a disease of the reproductive system that generates unpleasant symptoms and that should always be treated properly, to avoid its possible complications. How to avoid vaginal infection Keep the intimate area airy. Avoid wearing the panties protector and very tight clothing. Do not overdo it on intimate hair removal, ideally leave three fingers above the clitoris, three below and two fingers on the sides