SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

Group 9:
Fiki Aang Sunjaya
Beny Gunawan
Erni Jasman
Herlin Febiani
 BACKGROUND

Sexually transmitted diseases are also a common cause of infertility,

especially in women. Between 10% and 40% of women who suffer
klamidial untreated infection will develop into pelvic inflammatory
disease (WHO, 2008).
 DEFINITION

Sex disease is an infection of the genitals is transmitted through sexual

contact with an infected person. Venereal disease can be transmitted
through direct contact when Having sex including anal and oral sex.
The cause of genital disease can be derived from a virus (herpes,
hepatitis B and HIV) and bacteria (Gonorrhea, Syphilis and Chlamydia).
 VARIOUS SEX DISEASE

1. Gonorrhea and Chlamydia.

2. Herpes.

3. Fungal Infections.

4. Syphilis.

5. Vaginistis.

6. AIDS.
 SEX DISEASE SYMPTOMS

The initial symptoms of the disease is typically characterized by loss of

appetite in patients. Patients will also be tired and sweaty with pain on his
head. In quick time, patients will also have anemia. After the initial symptoms
appear, the patient will also find an open wound like an insect bite wounds on
several parts of his body as vital organs and mouth. After that the patient will
also feel the pain section anus, genitals and mouth. These events usually appear
about a week after the patient having sex with a person infected with syphilis.
 CAUSES OF GENDER

Venereal disease caused by four things:

1. Bacteria.
2. Virus.
3. Mushrooms.
 HANDLER SEX DISEASE

Sexually transmitted diseases can be prevented and avoided. Some effective

strategies that can be done to prevent sexually transmitted diseases :

1. No intercourse, either through the genitals, through the anus, and through the
mouth.This is the best way to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.

2. Vaccination, where this method is a safe, effective and recommended in

preventing sexually transmitted diseases. Some of the diseases that are
already available vaccine is hepatitis B and HPV.