Sexually transmitted infections

Sexually transmitted diseases are infections that pass from one person to another during sexual contact

Most common types

• Human papillomavirus infection: An infection that causes warts in different regions of the body depending on the particular strain causing it
• Genital herpes: A frequent sexually transmitted infection manifested as genital pain and sores
• Chlamydia: It's a common, sexually transmitted infection that may not cause symptoms
• Gonorrhea: A sexually transmitted bacterial infection that leads to infertility if it is not adequately untreated.
• HIV/AIDS: HIV causes AIDS and interferes with body's ability to fight infections
• Syphilis: A bacterial infection frequently spread by sexual contact starting as an painless sore.