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This section deals with sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs).
677.  Have you ever had chlamydia?
Never had it / don't know
Probably/minor episode now resolved
Major episode now resolved
Current minor problem
Current major problem
678.  Have you had genital warts or HPV (Human Papilloma Virus)?
Don't know
No, definitely not
Minor problem
Moderate problem
Major problem
679.  Have you had gonorrhea?
Never had it / don't know
Probably/minor episode now resolved
Major episode now resolved
Current minor problem
Current major problem
680.  Do you have Herpes Type 2, usually genital, spread through sexual contact?
Never had it / don't know
Probably had it/minor episode(s) now under control
Major episode(s) now under control
Current minor problem
Current major problem
681.  Have you had syphilis?
Never had it / don't know
Probably/minor episode now resolved
Major episode now resolved
Current minor problem
Current major problem

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GLOSSARY

Chlamydia:  A sexually-transmitted disease that is often without symptoms. Some females experience a white vaginal discharge that resembles cottage cheese, a burning sensation when urinating, itching, and painful intercourse. A clear watery urethral discharge in the male probably is a chlamydia infection.

Genital Herpes:  A sexually-transmitted disease. Symptoms include itching, burning in the genital area and discomfort while urinating, and a watery vaginal or urethral discharge. A weeping vesicular (blister-like) eruption in the vagina or on the penis is an early sign.

Genital Warts:  Single or clusters of soft, cauliflower-like growths in and around the vagina, anus, penis, groin, and scrotal area.

Gonorrhea:  A sexually-transmitted disease that is often without symptoms. If there are symptoms in the female, they include frequent and painful urination, cloudy vaginal discharge, vaginal itching, inflammation of the pelvic area, and abnormal uterine bleeding. If the male has a purulent (pus-like) urethral discharge, he should assume he has gonorrhea until proven otherwise.

Syphilis:  A sexually-transmitted disease, with symptoms in the early contagious stages being a sore on the genitalia, a rash, patches of flaking tissue, fever, a sore throat, and sores in the mouth or anus.

Virus:  Any of a vast group of minute structures composed of a protein coat and a core of DNA and/or RNA that reproduces in the cells of the infected host. Capable of infecting all animals and plants, causing devastating disease in immunocompromised individuals. Viruses are not affected by antibiotics, and are completely dependent upon the cells of the infected host for the ability to reproduce.



 


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