Limfogranuloma Venereum

Limfogranuloma Venereum

DEFINITIONS
Limfogranuloma venereum is a sexually transmitted disease caused by Chlamydia trachomatis.

The disease is mainly found in tropical and subtropical regions.

CAUSE
Bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis, which is a bacteria that only grows in the cells. Chlamydia trachomatis causes limfogranuloma venereum. Chlamydia trachomatis is different from others that cause urethritis and cervicitis.

SYMPTOMS
First symptoms arise 3-12 within days or more after infection.
Appear on the penis or vagina small blisters filled with fluid that is not accompanied by pain. These blisters turn into ulcers (open sores), which immediately improved so often overlooked by the sufferer.

Furthermore, swelling of lymph nodes on one or both of the groin.
The skin looks red thereon and palpable warmth, and if not treated will be formed hole (sinus) in the skin that lies above the lymph nodes.
From these holes will be out pus or reddish liquid, and will get better, but usually leave scars or recurrence.

Other symptoms are fever, not feeling well, headache, joint pain, decreased appetite, vomiting, backache and rectal infection that causes a discharge of pus mixed with blood.

Diseases caused by repeated and prolonged, then the lymph vessels can become blocked, resulting in tissue swelling.
Rectal infection can cause the formation of scar tissue which subsequently resulted in narrowing of the rectum.

DIAGNOSIS
The diagnosis is based on typical symptoms.

To confirm the diagnosis done blood tests to find the presence of antibodies to the bacteria causing it.

TREATMENT
Doxycycline, erythromycin or tetracycline per-oral (by mouth) for 3 weeks will speed healing.
After treatment, carried out routine checks to determine that the infection has been cured.

PREVENTION
The best way to prevent transmission of this disease is abstinensia (not having sexual relations with a known sexual partner suffer from this disease).

To reduce the risk of contracting the disease, should undergo a safe sexual behavior (not changing sexual partners or using condoms).

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How to Improve Sperm Quality

An attempt to produce an heir did not have to focus on the female. Fertility of men also needs to be considered, especially about the number and level of mobility of sperm.

Many ways could do to produce healthy sperm. So, help your partner to change behavior and become more healthy eating patterns.

Lifestyle

Alienate man from alcohol had a positive effect to increase the number and mobility of sperm. Clothing also affects. Pants that is too stringent or less influential for the quality of sperm production. Besides bathing in hot tubs habit apparently also needs to be reduced, because less good for the testes.

Food

In addition to lifestyle, diet had a big hand. Organic foods free of pesticides and chemicals can reduce sperm count. While foods containing these nutrients can improve fertility in men:

Zinc

Oyster is known as a stimulant of food passions. Eating oysters can enhance the mood became more romantic. Oysters contain zinc which can encourage better fertility in men, according to research from the University of Michigan. Other foods that contain zinc are meat, liver, legumes such as peas, beans, peas, and ginger root.

Calcium and vitamin D

BabyCenter.org reports the results of research from the University of Wisconsin that calcium and vitamin D increase the fertility of men. Foods that contain calcium include milk, cheese, ice cream, and yogurt. While vitamin D can be obtained from the salmon.

Antioxidants (vitamins E and C)

Vitamins E and C is the most powerful antioxidant because it can fight free radicals that damage sperm. Men need more to eat a diet rich in vitamins E and C, to maintain quality of sperm in the number and durability. Vitamin E food’s such as spinach, broccoli, kiwi, mango, tomato, sunflower seeds, almonds, and peanut butter. While vitamin C found in citrus fruits and peppers (red, yellow, orange).

Folic acid (Vitamin B complex)

Folic acid is an important vitamin to increase sperm counts and improves fertility. Foods containing folic acid can be found in grapefruit, cereal, wheat, beans, asparagus, spinach, and sunflower seeds.