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Tuesday, March 19, 1085
Venereal disease
Ccr.tinucd fircia Yzz 1 quences and treatments.
At the University Health Center, con- O Gonarx&ea Symptoms usu-
firmed cases of gonorrhea nearly a!y appear within three to "eight dr s.
doubled: 63 in l34 compared to S3 the Men: burning sensation when urinat
previous year. in& white discharge from penis. Werner.:
Gerald FleiscMi, medical director at nine of 10 women have no symptoms
the health center, said he thinks more possible consequences If untreated
effort should he made to control STD's, include sterility, arthritis and sotr.e-
especiaily gonorrhea. Otherwise, times blindness,
he said the discuss v.ill keep spread- Treatment: Antibiotics can cure this
ing. SID.
Sexual promiscuity has lcr.g been T""'-3 Symptoms appear
associated with tho surs of STD's. But within 10 to 00 days. First sigw: sores,
Fleischii said ha thinks students have called chancres, appear at points where
begun to t&s a harder lock at the germs entered. Chancres often cause
promiscuous lifestyle. , no pain, and usually disappear without
- .'-I think it's beanies to become less treatment. However, the person still
of a problem," he said. "When the carrfss the Infection,' '
birthcontrol pill f.rr.t csme in, people Second slns: two to six months
took an 'if it feds pod, do it attitude, infection, the person may expc-
and promiscuity rose rapidly." risr.ee sore throat, fever, chancres, rash
o . ,. and hair less. Alter two years, an infected
Consequent, he said more vene- person can't spread the Scase to cth
real disease and unwanted pregnan- Consequences if untreated dam-
4 E8!attehi153 Iackd will continue, possibly cmtng
2? i j , . 4 crippling, blindness, insanity and death.
'But now students are seeing that ini'ected mothers can transmit the dis-
this may not be a good thing," he said. ease t0 mboni in?ailt3
Both Fleischii and Eernum said more Treatment: Antibiotics can cure
government money for research and syphilis.
prevention would curtail the spread of q pm- q.- ..
Lni0 Dllf fv. -rt,.w u u-niasnyCiia Symptoms d;aer
STD s. But he government and the between the sexes. Men: mild pain and
medical profession can't do it alone. a minor c,isch w have
Real progress es on y occur if people no symptoms. CoLouences for women:
cnange inw namis, r leucnu sua. the ,ir" s often ' nt0 ,hfl utiq
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Treatment: Antibiotics can cure this
STD.
O UtTft'j Several tj-pes exist,
including genltd herpes (affecting the
sexual organs) and labial herpes
(affecting the mouth).
Symptoms: sore3 appear in the Geni
tal area cr around the lips. In genital
herpes, the sores may be followed by
itching, burning a feeling of pressure
cr recurring pain. The virus can become
"dormant" for long periods. Infected
persons can hr.vc sex during the dor
mant periods without infecting ethers.
Complications: tosjehingtheeyts fiftcr
touching a herpes sore can cause
hcrp?s keratitis. A recurring disease,
herpes keratitis causes eye irritation,
pain and sensitivity to lit.
Treatment: Herpes cm be treated,
but not cured.
For more information about these
and other STD's, contact your doctor or
local health department.
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