Showing posts with label AIDS research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AIDS research. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2019

Offers available at STD 2019 conference | London, Uk | July 17-18, 2019

STD 2019 aims at bringing all the international experts in the field of STD into discussion about the trending diseases and treatment for it. We do provide discounts for the speakers and delegates. Offers are valid only till the end of February.
Hurry up!!!!!!
Book your slots with waivers at, https://std-hiv-aids.cmesociety.com/registration (or) https://www.pulsusconference.com/onlinepayment

Looking forward to meet a huge group of experts at STD 2019!!


Friday, February 8, 2019

What's the Difference Between Yeast Infection and Herpes?



What's the Difference Between Yeast Infection and Herpes?



Yeast infection is caused by pathogenic Candida cells that reside in the vagina, while herpes is a sexually transmitted disease caused by herpes simplex virus. In this article, I’ll tell you what are the symptoms of these infections, how you can test for them and how they’re treated. Read on!

What are the Symptoms of Herpes?It’s a viral infection spread by genital or oral sex. The herpes simplex virus may not give any symptoms or mild symptoms, however sometimes herpes infection may produce:
  • small blisters on the genitals that burst and turn into ulcers
  • flu-like symptom
These symptoms usually occur around 4 days after exposure to the virus and may last up to four weeks. This infection is incurable, so you may experience further onsets of genital blisters from time to time, but they should be milder than the first time.

This virus is very common and affects 15% of the population. In order to prevent it, it’s best to abstain from sex completely, use condoms or only have sex with someone who is not infected. Remember that this virus may produce no symptoms, that’s why it’s very important to get tested to know if you or your partner is a herpes carrier.

How to Treat Herpes?

Herpes infection is still incurable but there are medications that can suppress the virus and make the onsets of ulcers less painful. Your doctor may prescribe the following:

Acyclovir: This antiviral drug is sold in capsules, suspension, injection or ointment. It makes ulcers appear less frequently, they become less painful and they heal easier. It also helps to reduce the risk of spreading the infection.

Valacyclovir and Famciclovir: They’re also antiviral drugs, but their effect lasts longer than that of acyclovir. They’re only available in tablets.

What are the Signs of Vaginal Yeast Infection?
Vaginal yeast infection is not a sexually transmitted disease. You may develop it when the pH levels in your vagina are disturbed because of The most common signs of a yeast infection include:

  • Itchy vagina and vulva, which may be reddened and swollen
  • Discharge which may be white and thick but sometimes it’s transparent and watery
  • Discomfort or pain during sexual intercourse and urination
  • Sometimes the skin around the vagina and vulva can crack



Thursday, January 31, 2019

5th International Conference on Sexually Transmitted Diseases



The next series of the "2nd International Conference on Sexually transmitted Diseases" , "5th International Conference on Sexually Transmitted Diseases" slated on July 17-18, 2019 at London, UK warmly invites you all to present your respective research paper at our conference.

Abstract submission : https://std-hiv-aids.cmesociety.com/abstract-submission

Registration : https://std-hiv-aids.cmesociety.com/registration

Next series blogger info : https://std2019.blogspot.com/

STD 2019 : Categories available

STD 2019 | July 17-18, 2019 | London, UK Several categories are available for the professionals, academic people, industry people  compa...