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Sexually Transmitted Diseases List And Symptoms

Sexually Transmitted Diseases List And Symptoms

White, cloudy, or watery discharge from the penis.
Urination or itchiness in the urethra.
Testicular discomfort.
Urinary discomfort

Urge to urinate frequently.
Urination that causes a burning or painful sensation.
Painful or swollen testicles.
A lump on the testicle.

● Sores on the penis.
● Low sex drive, erectile dysfunction.
● Sudden, unexplained weight loss.
● Breathing problems.

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Warts on the tip or shaft of the penis or in the anal region.
Small, flesh-colored, or grey swellings in your genital area.
A cluster of warts that form a cauliflower shape.
Itching or discomfort in your genital area.

● Visible sores known as a ‘chancre’ appear in the anus, on the penis, front hole, testicles, or sometimes in or around the mouth.
● Rash on the palms of the hands, soles of the feet, or other parts of the body.
● Drastic health problems with your heart, brain, and bones in the future.

● Urinary or ejaculatory discomfort.
● More frequent and urgent urination
● Penile discharge is thin and milky white.
● Soreness, swelling, and pain on the foreskin or near the penis head.


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