Sexually transmitted diseases

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Sexually transmitted diseases are very unpleasant for those affected.

The speciality of venereology deals with the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases. This includes all diseases that can be transmitted during sexual intercourse. The symptoms often only appear a few weeks after the infection and can vary greatly in severity:

Syphilis: redness and lumps in the genital area, swelling of the lymph nodes (stage 1), formation of a non-itchy skin rash (stage 2), damage to the heart, brain, bones, skin and other organs (stage 3)
Gonorrhoea: pain when urinating, odorous discharge
Chlamydia infections: pain when urinating, unusual discharge, pain during sexual intercourse, itching in the genital area
HIV infections: Tiredness, night sweats, fever, swollen lymph nodes, flu-like symptoms
Hepatitis: fatigue, loss of appetite, headache, muscle and joint pain, nausea, abdominal pain, fever, aversion to fat and alcohol
Genital warts: formation of warts in the genital and anal area

In addition to the most common diseases, there are numerous other sexually transmitted diseases. We treat every form of sexually transmitted disease with a high degree of expertise and discretion.

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Diagnosis

In most cases, the diagnosis is made by means of a smear, blood or urine test.

Treatment

Sexually transmitted diseases differ greatly from one another. Accordingly, the therapeutic approaches are also very diverse:

For bacterial diseases (syphilis, gonorrhoea, chlamydia), we recommend treatment with antibiotics, sometimes by injection.
Virological diseases (HIV infections, hepatitis) are usually treated with medication.
Genital warts are treated with creams or laser therapy.

Laser treatments

Laser can be used for many purposes. For example, it is a precise and gentle way of renewing and rejuvenating the skin.

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