JAKARTA, iNews.id – Sexually transmitted disease the most dangerous should be careful and avoided in order not to get infected. This sexually transmitted disease is usually easily transmitted if a person is sexually active. Spread can occur through blood, saliva, semen, vaginal fluids, and other body fluids. Reporting from the kemkes.go.id page, sexually transmitted diseases … Read more
Jakarta – The United States has highlighted the monkeypox outbreak as the start of a new sexually transmitted disease (STD). Some experts are worried that monkeypox will spread more widely so that it can become a ‘rooted’ STD like gonorrhea, herpes, and HIV. Until now, no one is really sure about the effectiveness of testing … Read more
Jakarta – Recently, a man was infected with extreme gonorrhea or ‘Super-Gonorrhoea’. This condition occurred after he had sex with a female commercial sex worker (PSK) while on vacation in Cambodia. During sex, it is known that the man in his 50s did not use a condom. Upon further examination, it turned out that the … Read more
Jakarta – An Austrian man infected with gonorrhea after having unsafe sex while on vacation to Cambodia. The type of gonorrhea or gonorrhea that the man suffers from is also quite rare. The report said the man in his 50s had super gonorrhea, a type of gonorrhea that doesn’t work when treated with antivirals or … Read more
An existing meningitis vaccine offers protection against gonorrhea, pointing to a new way to combat the spread of this sexually transmitted disease, according to three different studies published on Tuesday (12.04.2022) by the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases. . The World Health Organization (WHO) reported that 82 million people were infected with gonorrhea last year. The … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Vaccine meningitis found to protect the body from threats sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea. This is found in a number of studies published in the journal Lancet Infectious Disease. The two studies provide new hope for preventing the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, which continues to increase. The World Health Organization (WHO) … Read more