Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Prevention and treatment of gonorrhea, chancroid and genital herpes simplex
This article introduces the symptoms of acute urethritis in gonorrhea, penicillin treatment, and the principle of simultaneous treatment for both partners. It also explains the characteristics of streptococcal infection in chancroid, sulfonamide treatment, and its differentiation from syphilis. Finally, it describes the viral etiology, symptoms, and antiviral treatment of genital herpes...
2026-05-24
Overview of the epidemiological characteristics of AIDS, HIV features, infection diagnosis, and cocktail therapy.
This article introduces the epidemiological characteristics of AIDS in my country, such as its wide reach and transmission from high-risk groups to the general population. It explains the physicochemical properties of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and the concept of the "window period" from infection to antibody detection. The article also describes the main manifestations of AIDS...
2026-05-21
Treatment of Candidal Urethritis and Balanitis, Pathogenesis of Syphilis and Interpretation of Serological Tests
This article introduces the clinical manifestations and treatment methods of candidal balanitis. It also explains the causative agent of syphilis (Treponema pallidum) and its affinity for tissues. The article focuses on how to interpret syphilis serological test reports (such as TRUST and TPPA) and analyzes common situations that may lead to false positives. Furthermore, the article compares...
2026-05-21
Manifestations and treatment of lichen sclerosus of the male genitalia, and early symptoms and misconceptions of sexually transmitted diseases.
This article describes the clinical manifestations (milky white plaques, dryness and atrophy, urethral stricture) and treatment methods (steroid hormones, circumcision) of lichen sclerosus in the male genitalia. It also lists early warning symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), such as swollen lymph nodes, genital ulcers, and urethral discharge. Furthermore, the article corrects...
2026-05-21
Article 156: Medicinal Diets, Daily Precautions and Prevention of Syphilis, and an Overview of Genital Herpes
This chapter provides medicinal diets for treating syphilis, such as Smilax glabra and honeysuckle mutton soup and Rehmannia glutinosa and Cornus officinalis soup, as well as daily precautions and preventive measures, including early and adequate medication, careful attention to lifestyle details, and abstinence from sexual intercourse. It also begins to introduce the definition, causes...
2026-05-12
Article 40: Interpretation of the Five Hepatitis B Items, Elevated Transaminase Levels and Changes in Urine Color
This article first explains the clinical significance of positive results for each of the "five hepatitis B markers" (hepatitis B surface antigen, surface antibody, core antibody, e antigen, and e antibody), helping readers understand the infection status, infectivity, and recovery period assessment. Secondly, it points out that elevated GPT transaminase levels do not necessarily indicate...
2026-05-11
38. Athlete's Foot Prevention and Treatment & Foot Therapy: Comprehensive Care for Men's Foot Health
Athlete's foot fungus is heat-resistant, making winter an ideal time for complete eradication. This chapter guides you on soaking your feet in vinegar, keeping your shoes and socks dry, and avoiding shared slippers. It also warns that foot massage parlors may transmit syphilis and genital warts; therefore, it is recommended to choose reputable establishments. Those with broken skin on their...
2026-05-10
13. Contact Lenses and Driving: Eye Protection and Personal Safety Rules for Men on the Go
Contact lens care should not rely on "no-rub" claims; rubbing and rinsing are key. This chapter also guides on wearing gloves while driving to prevent "vibration sickness," warns that inferior car air fresheners may be carcinogenic, and points out that opening windows in traffic jams can lead to inhaling high concentrations of exhaust fumes, increasing the risk of respiratory diseases.
2026-05-09
AIDS, which threatens the immune system, is extremely harmful but preventable.
AIDS is a serious infectious disease caused by the HIV virus, which destroys the human immune system. This article introduces the incubation period of AIDS (average 12-13 years) and the vulnerability of the virus to the external environment. It details the three main transmission routes: sexual contact, blood, and mother-to-child transmission, and specifically explains the reasons for the...
2026-05-08
Beware of sexually transmitted diseases when engaging in sexual activity; how much do you know about their transmission routes?
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are primarily transmitted through sexual contact and come in many varieties. This article lists the early signs of STDs in men (urethral discharge, itching, growths, ulcers, rashes, etc.) and provides scientific answers regarding whether common behaviors such as masturbation, kissing, and condom use can lead to STD transmission. It emphasizes that condoms...
2026-05-07
Common Occupational Diseases Among White-Collar Workers – Prevention is Better than Cure
White-collar men are prone to cervical spondylosis, dry eye syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, hemorrhoids, depression, and insomnia. Wives can remind their husbands to do neck exercises, eye care, hand relaxation, eat more fiber-rich foods, regulate their mood, and prevent occupational diseases.
2026-05-06
Eugenics Continued: Prenatal Care (Nutrition, Hygiene, Abstinence from Smoking and Alcohol, Prenatal Education) and Prenatal Diagnosis
This section continues the discussion of prenatal care in eugenics, including proper nutrition (with particular attention to the peak of brain development), prenatal hygiene, prevention of viral infections, cautious use of medications, avoidance of sexual activity and excessive sexual activity, and abstaining from smoking and alcohol. It introduces the importance of prenatal education and how...
2026-05-05
The effectiveness of condoms in preventing sexually transmitted diseases and common misconceptions about their use.
This article explains the role of condoms as a physical barrier in reducing the risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), pointing out that improper use (such as incomplete use or slippage/breakage) can significantly reduce their effectiveness. It also clarifies that some STD pathogens can be transmitted through non-genital areas, meaning condoms are not 100% foolproof.
2026-05-04
Male contraception methods, common misconceptions about contraception, and the correct use and disease prevention effects of condoms.
Male contraception methods include condoms, topical contraceptive films, oral gossypol, and vasectomy. This article lists 11 common misconceptions about contraception and details the correct steps for using condoms and their important role in preventing sexually transmitted infections, especially HIV/AIDS.
2026-05-03
Transmission routes, prevention, and clinical manifestations of HIV/AIDS
This article introduces the full name of AIDS and its pathogenesis, elaborates on the three major routes of transmission: sexual transmission, transmission through blood products, and mother-to-child transmission, clarifies the misconception that kissing, daily contact, and mosquito bites will not transmit the disease, and points out the serious consequences of AIDS and specific personal...
2026-05-02
Male reproductive health is a cause for concern – Information from the Asia-Pacific Andrology Forum
This article is a report by Zhang Jiansong and Zhang Xuequan published in the Workers' Daily on October 29, 2002. Based on information from the first Asia-Pacific Andrology Forum: adult male sperm production has decreased by half compared to 100 years ago; 52% of men over 40 years old have erectile dysfunction (ED); and menopause is occurring earlier, around age 40. Experts are calling on the...
2026-05-01
Key Techniques and Complication Prevention of Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Banding
This article introduces the key surgical techniques of laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding, including band placement, dissection of the retroesophageal space, gastric wall suturing and fixation, placement of the infusion pump, and postoperative adjustment methods.
2026-04-30
Cao Kaiyong's Health Prescription: Prevention Before Illness, Nourishment Through Food and Medicine, and Moderate Sexual Activity
This article presents health prescriptions for tonifying the kidneys. It emphasizes the traditional Chinese medicine concept of "prevention before disease," recommending corresponding dietary and medicinal supplements based on different types of kidney deficiency. It also proposes the principle of "neither abstaining from sex nor indulging in excessive sexual activity," providing appropriate...
2026-04-29
Syphilis, Trichomoniasis, Pubic Lice and Condom Use Guidelines
Syphilis has three stages, with the late stage causing serious damage. Trichomoniasis symptoms are not obvious. Pubic lice infest the genital area and can be treated with ointments. Chancroid causes genital ulcers. Proper use of latex condoms can effectively prevent sexually transmitted diseases. Penile warts are caused by HPV and require professional treatment.
2026-04-27
Malaria Prevention – Mosquito Nets and Insect Repellents
To prevent malaria, use mosquito nets, wear light-colored clothing, use insect repellent, and avoid nighttime activities. Seek medical attention immediately if you develop a fever. Take preventative medication before traveling and continue taking it for four weeks after arrival. Malaria is curable but requires prompt medical attention.
2026-04-26