Sleeping with several men will make you sick

Today's society is more open, people are more relaxed, and sexual relations have become very simple. Some women do not have a fixed sexual partner. They either have sex with other men casually or have sex with multiple men at the same time. Sex and sexually transmitted diseases are related, and if you do this for a long time, you will naturally worry about contracting a sexually transmitted disease. So, how many men will make you sick if you sleep with them? Let’s take a closer look below.

Getting sick has nothing to do with how many men you sleep with. The key is whether the man himself is sick.

What are the more common STDs?

Syphilis is a chronic systemic sexually transmitted disease caused by infection with Treponema pallidum, which seriously endangers human health. Syphilis can be divided into congenital syphilis and acquired syphilis. Syphilis infection does not confers immunity, so infection can occur repeatedly. The diagnosis of syphilis must be confirmed by a comprehensive and systematic understanding of the medical history, physical examination, and laboratory tests.

Genital warts are an epidermal tumor-like proliferative disease of the genitals, around the anus, and perineum caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). It is transmitted through sexual contact or contaminants among people with active sexual lives, and can be spread from mother to child. This disease is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse. Some statistics show that 64% of patients have foreskin that is too long. Women are mainly infected from their spouse or sexual partner. The incubation period of the infection is 1 to 8 months. Most people do not feel any discomfort, but a few experience itching and burning pain. At the onset, tiny light red papules appear locally with slightly pointed tips. They gradually increase in size and number, tend to fuse, and appear as nipple-like, cauliflower-like, or cockscomb-like growths.

Genital herpes, a sexually transmitted disease caused by the herpes simplex virus, can cause infections of the skin, mucous membranes and multiple organs. When the female reproductive organs are infected with herpes simplex virus, it can also be transmitted vertically to the fetus and newborn through the vagina. The incubation period is about one week after the primary infection. A few cases may be accompanied by systemic symptoms, such as fever, headache, myalgia, and genital infection by herpes simplex virus. There are multiple papules and herpes locally, which can be solitary or dense. They are generally painless and itchy. Pain only occurs when small blisters or pustules, followed by erosion and ulceration, last for 1-2 weeks before healing. Antibiotics can be found in the serum and persist for many years. Local symptoms may recur frequently.

Non-gonococcal urethritis is a type of urethritis transmitted by sexual contact. Clinically, the symptoms of urethritis are obvious, including urethral itching, accompanied by mild or severe urinary urgency, pain, frequent urination or difficulty urinating, and a small amount of thin secretions overflowing from the urethral orifice. The incubation period is 1-3 weeks or several months. A small number of patients may not have any symptoms. Due to the slow onset and atypical symptoms, treatment is often delayed. This disease may also occur with gonococcal urethritis. If not treated in time, it may cause combined epididymitis and prostatitis.

Gonorrhea is a purulent infection of the urogenital system caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae. It is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse, but can also be transmitted indirectly through contaminated clothing. It is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases and is also known as gonococcal urethritis.

AIDS, also known as acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which is mainly transmitted through sexual contact and blood, such as transfusion of blood contaminated by HIV; or infected people sharing tools, such as drug addicts sharing a syringe; there are also cases where the mother is HIV-infected and infects her baby and fetus. HIV antibodies can be detected in people with asymptomatic HIV infection. Among high-risk groups, the incidence rate is high among patients with sexually transmitted diseases, drug addicts, homosexuals, prostitutes, etc. The incubation period is generally 6 months to 8-12 years or longer. The virus develops from initial infection to AIDS-related syndrome and finally develops into AIDS.

How to prevent STDs in daily life?

Many people are familiar with the fact that sexually transmitted diseases are contagious diseases. However, we do not know how STDs are transmitted to our homes. In our daily lives, we are always afraid when we hear about STDs and stay away from them, but we do not understand the transmission routes of sexually transmitted diseases and take preventive measures. In fact, only by taking preventive measures can we have a greater chance of avoiding sexually transmitted diseases.

As the name suggests, sexually transmitted diseases originate from sexual intercourse and are also transmitted through sexual intercourse. Therefore, if you have promiscuous sex, the probability of contracting sexually transmitted diseases will be higher. At the same time, unclean sexual life is also a way for sexually transmitted diseases to breed and spread. Therefore, in life, having a fixed sexual partner and avoiding unclean sexual intercourse can better prevent sexually transmitted diseases and prevent yourself from being infected with them.

In addition, paying attention to personal hygiene is also the key to preventing sexually transmitted diseases. The germs of sexually transmitted diseases will be in places that come into contact with the human reproductive system, such as towels and bathtubs. Therefore, when your reproductive system comes into "intimate" contact with them, it is possible to be infected. Therefore, we should pay attention to prevention in this regard in our lives. It is best to keep personal "private" items clean, use them only by yourself, and never use other people's items. Finally, it is best not to take a shower in public places to avoid contracting sexually transmitted diseases.

People with low immunity are also prone to sexually transmitted diseases, so improving immunity is also very important for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases and should not be ignored.

You should pay more attention to the condition of your private parts. If you find anything wrong, you must go to the hospital for examination in time, such as some abnormal redness, swelling, lumps, pain, etc. in your private parts.

Many people feel ashamed to talk about their illness and dare not go to the hospital for examination, so the disease becomes more serious after delaying treatment. In fact, the earlier the disease is discovered, the easier it is to solve. Some hospitals can secretly check for sexually transmitted diseases, so you can pay attention to them. Be sure to go to a regular hospital for examination.

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