61. Fun Without Fear: One In Four Maybe More Common sexually transmitted diseases Welcome to the world of itchy pusfilled sores! . This page is oriented for both the lay person and the professional. http://www.tigergirl.com/safer/sexier/stds.html

Common Sexually Transmitted Diseases Welcome to the world of itchy pus-filled sores! :> This page is oriented for both the lay person and the professional. Index Itching? Bacterial Vaginosis Candidiasis ... Urinary Tract Infections Chlamydia Symptoms : Often Asymptomatic, Can cause painful urination, unusual discharge, genital itching Translation : Hurts to use the bathroom, You itch down *there*, Funny stuff is coming out of your penis/vagina, Something just ain't right Consequences : In women: sterility, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (see below), In men: sterility, epididymitis (ie, infection of the tubes inside the testicles or "your balls hurt") Treatment : Various antibiotics Other : leading cause of preventable infertility and ectopic pregnancy in the country, 4 MILLION new cases a year, exceedingly common, often untreated until irreversible damage has been done. IF YOU QUESTION AT ALL WHETHER OR NOT Y OU HAVE CHLAMYDIA GO GET TESTED Back to the List HPV (Human PapillomaVirus) or Genital Warts Symptoms :Soft, Fleshy, Papillary sessile, painless keratinized growths on the vulvovaginal area, penis, anus, urethra, or perineum. May be invisible to the naked eye.

62. Sexually Transmitted Diseases: By keywords STD sexually transmitted diseases. Receive HealthLink via email! Subscribenow . sexually transmitted diseases 15 Million Every Year. http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/1017352076.html

15 Million Every Year Search Articles: search tips Please Take the HealthLink Survey Email this article Print this article Find related articles: By topic: Men's Health Public Health Women's Health By keywords: STD sexually transmitted diseases Receive Health Link via email! Subscribe now >> Sexually Transmitted Diseases: 15 Million Every Year Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) have a significant health and economic impact on the US population. In 1998 a panel of experts convened by the American Social Health Association (ASHA) for the Kaiser Family Foundation calculated that approximately 15 million new STDs are acquired annually by Americans. Of the top 10 most frequently reported infections, five are STDs. Most Americans are unaware of the extent of the STD epidemic, however, because many infections have no symptoms, and because social stigma prevents open discussion of the topic. These asymptomatic infections can be diagnosed only through testing. Unfortunately, says ASHA, routine screening programs are not widespread, and social stigma and lack of public awareness concerning STDs often prevents open discussion between health care providers and patients, leaving most STDs undiagnosed. April of 2002 is National STD Awareness Month, and ASHA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are hoping to prevent STDs – or at least stop their increase – by informing people about the true costs of this silent epidemic.

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65. Sexually Transmitted Diseases Hamper Development Efforts, 1998 Issues in Brief sexually transmitted diseases Hamper Development Efforts.Improving the health conditions of individuals and families http://www.agi-usa.org/pubs/ib_std.html

Issues in Brief Sexually Transmitted Diseases Hamper Development Efforts I mproving the health conditions of individuals and families in the developing world has long been a priority for American humanitarian aid. As a result of 30 years of U.S. assistance, maternal and infant death rates have dropped in many regions, significantly more couples are using contraceptives to plan their families and more children are living past their fifth birthday. Nevertheless, despite the tremendous progress brought about by investments in maternity care, family planning, child immunization and better nutrition, one crucial element of maternal and child health has been sorely neglected: the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Historically, STDs have also been overlooked in the global fight against infectious diseases; as a result, they continue to drain the lives of young and old throughout the developing world. STDs are a serious problem not only because they are widespread, but also because they may have delayed, long-term consequences, including poor maternal health, ectopic pregnancy, infant illness and death, cervical cancer, infertility and increased susceptibility to HIV. Millions of men and women suffering these and other effects of STDs are hindered in their ability to provide for their families and contribute to their society. For countries struggling to develop economically, the health and economic costs are immense. The toll of STDs also hampers U.S. international aid. American assistance aimed at improving educational, health and economic conditions overseas becomes less effective, and therefore more costly, when a substantial proportion of recipients are suffering from STDs. Thus, although this is not always well understood by policymakers and the public, the United States has a considerable stake in combating the burgeoning STD epidemic in developing countries. This

66. Test Your Knowledge About Sexually Transmitted Diseases Each year, more than 12 million cases of sexually transmitted diseases are reportedin the United States. Test Your Knowledge of sexually transmitted diseases. http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/tl/rq/stdquiz.jsp

67. SECH: Sexually Transmitted Diseases Additional information about sexually transmitted diseases and sexual healthis available from Columbia University's Go Ask Alice service. . http://www.princeton.edu/puhs/SECH/std.html

Clinical Services PrincetonUniversity Health Services Sexually Transmitted Diseases Common STD's Sexual Health Education Sexuality Education Counseling and Health Sexuality Education Counseling and Health 3rd Floor McCosh Health Center Phone: 258-5025 Sexuallly Transmitted Diseases Introduction Common STD's HIV/AIDS Testing Herpes Simplex Virus ... Human Papilloma Virus Contraception Birth Control Pills Contraceptive Methods Emergency Contraceptive Sexual Health Abstinence Annual Exams Contraception Sexually Transmitted Diseases ... SECH Staff Student SECH Advisors (SSA) Other Resources and Links Go Ask Alice Introduction Sexually transmitted diseases are infections transmitted from person to person through sexual contact. Some STDs, such as Herpes and Genital Warts, can be transmitted through kissing and caressing or close contact with infected areas. STDs can be serious and painful and may have long-term health consequences including sterility, chronic infection, scarring, cancer and death. Please remember that students at Princeton are no less likely to be infected with an STD than anyone else - SECH treats students with STDs every year.

68. Sexually Transmitted Diseases Honest, accurate answers about sexually transmitted diseases,teenagers and young adults in the United States today. http://www.coolnurse.com/std.htm

T he general term sexually transmitted disease ( STD ) is applied to any of the group of diseases that can be spread by sexual contact. (Sometimes now called STI). The group includes conditions that used to be called venereal diseases (VD), named after Venus, the goddess of love. (A name your parents probably knew when they were your age). E v ery year more than 12 million cases of sexually transmitted diseases are reported in the United States. At least 3 million among them are from teenagers . STDs are spread from one person to another through intimate sexual contact such as sexual intercourse, oral-genital contact, or anal sex. You can NOT get STDs from toilet seats , doorknobs, or from shaking someone's hand. It is estimated that one out of four people between the ages of 15 and 50 will get an STD during their lifetime. You can not tell if a person has a STD from just looking at him or her, even if they are naked. T he impact of STDs is particularly severe for women. Since many STDs often cause few or no symptoms in women, they may go untreated. Women are at serious risk for complications from STDs. Some of these complications include: ectopic (tubal) pregnancy, chronic pelvic pain, infertility.

69. CHAPTER FIVE - Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Including HIV/AIDS CHAPTER FIVE sexually transmitted diseases, Including HIV/AIDS Managementof sexually transmitted diseases , WHO, Geneva, 1994. http://www.unfpa.org/tpd/emergencies/manual/5.htm

70. UMMC - Sexually Transmitted Diseases sexually transmitted diseases sexually transmitted diseases. http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/womens/sextd01.htm

Women's Health Health Topics A-Z Sexually Transmitted Diseases Sexually Transmitted Diseases What is a sexually transmitted disease? How are S-T-Ds passed from person to person? Who is at risk of contracting an S-T-D? What are the most common S-T-Ds? ... Why is it important to protect myself from S-T-Ds? What is a sexually transmitted disease? A sexually transmitted disease, or S-T-D, is any illness that's transmitted by sexual contact. How are S-T-Ds passed from person to person? S-T-Ds can be passed by semen, vaginal fluid, blood, and contact with infectious sores or blisters. Who is at risk of contracting an S-T-D? Millions of people of all ages and backgrounds are infected with S-T-Ds each year, though they are most commonly found among teens and young adults. Everyone who is sexually active is at risk, and most S-T-Ds can be caught over and over. What are the most common S-T-Ds? Some of the more common S-T-Ds are chlamydia (klah-MID-ee-ah), herpes (HER-peez)

71. WHO EMRO - AIDS AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES PROGRAMME AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases World Health Organization RegionalOffice for the Eastern Mediterranean. Last updated 25 December 2002. http://www.emro.who.int/asd/wac2002.htm

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72. WHO EMRO - AIDS AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES PROGRAMME AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases World Health Organization RegionalOffice for the Eastern Mediterranean. World AIDS Campaign 2002. http://www.emro.who.int/asd/wac2002-rdmessagear.htm

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73. National AIDS Policy Control of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) The large prevalenceof STDs in Indian population is cause for concern as presence http://www.indianembassy.org/policy/AIDS/STD.html

National AIDS Policy Introduction Source of Infections in AIDS cases in India Objectives of AIDS Policy Strategy of AIDS Policy ... Conclusion Control of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) The large prevalence of STDs in Indian population is cause for concern as presence of STDs, specillay with ulcer or discharge, facilitates transission of HIV infection. The risk of transmission is 8 to 10 times higher in case of persons with STDs compared with others. As the risk behaviour of persons with STDs and HIV is the same, Govt. Of India attaches top priority to the prevention and control of STDs as a strategy for controlling the spread of HIV/AIDS in the country. The following approach will be adopted by the Government for STD control:- Management of STDs through syndromic approach would be incorporated into the general health service. Once the STD case management is integrated in peripheral helath system, unnecessary referral could be avoided leaving the specialised services free for managment of complicated cases and operational research and supervision of sites where STD patients are treated. Home Policy Statements

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75. Child Abuse Team/Mayerson Center, Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center Download the "sexually transmitted diseases in Children" slide presentation created by Cincinna Category Health Reproductive Health sexually transmitted diseases......child abuse team/mayerson center. Overview The Mayerson Center for Safeand Healthy Children at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/programs_services/152/tools/slides/stds/

Services / Programs Overview Why Choose Us? History Services Sexual Abuse ... Faculty and Staff Child Abuse Team / Mayerson Center Overview The Mayerson Center for Safe and Healthy Children at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is committed to fighting and preventing child abuse and neglect. It combines the many activities at Cincinnati Children's that focus on child abuse into one coordinated effort. The Mayerson Center brings together community groups to collaborate with its own Child Abuse Team in the investigation and treatment of victims within the " advocacy center ," a 7,200-square-foot facility. An average of six to seven alleged or suspected abuse cases are investigated here every day. Our Staff The Mayerson Center staff evaluates, treats and prevents child maltreatment. The staff consists of police and sheriff officers, Department of Human Services workers and a victim advocate from the Hamilton County prosecutor's office, along with Cincinnati Children's staff of physicians, nurses and social workers . It collaborates and expedites the diagnosis and investigation of child abuse allegations. Mandated agencies throughout the region also can utilize the center and its resources. The combined efforts within the Mayerson Center include state-of-the-art diagnostic, treatment, prevention and training programs and cutting-edge research in the field of child sexual abuse, child physical abuse, child neglect and parenting.

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77. Welcome To FriendsFirst.org! Training and curricula on abstinence sex education. Site has educational resources on teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, illegitimacy, marriage/sex, and character education. http://www.friendsfirst.org/

FRIENDS FIRST equips youth, families and communities to make healthy life choices by imparting relationship education and promoting the benefits of abstinence until marriage. Successfully implemented across the United States and abroad, FRIENDS FIRST is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization. History Concerned that the contemporary comprehensive sex education methodology has not reduced teen pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases, citizens from Longmont and Denver began a grassroots abstinence-centered initiative. The Colorado Coalition for Abstinence Education, Inc., dba FRIENDS FIRST was founded in April of 1993. Goals Provide ongoing support to teens to reach the goal of abstaining from high risk behaviors and to encourage character development. Educate parents, the primary and most effective educators Sponsor events which support and promote the abstinence message to teens Provide a resource to health advisory committees, community leaders and policy makers on issues which promote abstinence until marriage

78. Sexually Transmitted Diseases - Pubic Lice, Crabs as crabs is not necessarily a sexually transmitted disease having lice and they donot carry other diseases. It can also be transmitted through bed clothing and http://www.puberty101.com/h_std_crabs.shtml

Home Sexually Transmitted Disease Chlamydia Gonorrhea, Clap Syphilis Genital Warts ... Pubic Lice, Crabs Pubic Lice/ Crabs Pubic Lice which is also known as crabs is not necessarily a sexually transmitted disease. The lice are six-legged parasites that live and lay eggs in the pubic area. Symptoms It may take several weeks for you to find out that you have pubic lice, because it takes them a while to breed. The most obvious symptom is itching, which usually occurs at night. Treatment 2. Dead Nits: Wait 3 or more hours after Nix treatment is completed before removing the dead nits. (Reason: let Nix permeate the nits) The nits can be loosened using a mixture of half vinegar and half warm water. After wetting the hair with this solution, cover the hair with a towel for 30 minutes. Then remove the dead nits by backcombing with a fine-tooth comb or pull them out individually. 3. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Women who are pregnant or who are breastfeeding can be treated with products containing permethrin (e.g. NIX) according to the Centers for Disease Control. 4. Contagiousness: Pubic lice are very contagious. Pubic lice are transmitted by skin to skin contact during sexual intercourse (they cannot jump). You should have no sexual intercourse until 2 weeks after successful treatment.

79. HEALTH AWARENESS CONNECTION Provides health education in the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases. http://www.questservicesinc.com/

80. Sexually Transmitted Diseases- HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS. One of the most severe transmitted diseases is HIV, which stands forHuman Immunodeficiency Virus. This is the virus which ultimately causes AIDS. http://www.puberty101.com/h_std_hiv.shtml

Home Sexually Transmitted Disease Chlamydia Gonorrhea, Clap Syphilis Genital Warts ... Pubic Lice, Crabs HIV/AIDS One of the most severe transmitted diseases is HIV, which stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus. This is the virus which ultimately causes AIDS. If someone is HIV positive, they have been infected with the virus that causes AIDS. Most people who are HIV positive go on to develop AIDS, but it may take many years before they have full-blown AIDS. During this time they may feel well, but still can infect other people, by giving blood or having sex with someone. AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome which is a collection of symptoms associated with HIV infection. Symptoms HIV causes the destruction of the immune system. It destroys the body's white blood cells which are called the T-cells. The T-cells is essential to the effectiveness of the body's immune system. So, consequently the body's natural defense system is impaired. The early symptom of HIV includes weight loss, fever, swollen lymph nodes, fatigue, minor illnesses and infections. Some other signs may be pneumonia and Kaposi's sarcoma, a rare skin cancer. Treatment At this time there is no known cure for HIV/AIDS. Right now most doctors agree that if you are infected with HIV, you will die of AIDS. There are various drugs that may slow the virus. So far no one has recovered from having AIDS.

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