Sexually Transmitted Diseases (III)

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Carmen Lobitz
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (III)
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There are four types of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) classified by their pathogens: bacterial, fungal, viral, and parasitic infections.

My previous article focused on the most common viral and parasitic STDs. In this article I am going to focus on the most common fungal STD and on two other parasitic STDs.

Fungal

Candida albicans: What’s important to know?

Candida albicans is a yeast fungus that naturally lives in the intestinal of about 75% of all people. Indeed, in healthy people the fungus neither causes harm nor has any known advantage to its human hosts. A weak immune system or an impaired intestinal function can lead to excessive reproduction and to infestation of other body regions (such as the mouth, genitals, eyes or the skin under the nails). This causes a disease called thrush or candidiasis. A light, white-yellowish discharge that is easily removable, hints to candida albicans. If the immune system is highly…

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