Symptoms of Stds -- How to Identify 6 of the Most Popular STD's Around!

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http://utahtexans.com/ Click on the link above for a free video guide to dietary supplements and herbal medicine! Today I'll be talking about some of the most common symptoms of stds as well as ideas on avoiding these troubles. Stds is an abbreviation for sexually transmitted diseases. The reality is if you become intimate and sexual with another person, whatever germs, bacteria's or virus's that they are infected with can make a home inside you. This is why the medical community preaches abstinence, but the problem with that is that humans are hard wired for intimacy. There are also some theories that humans are hard wired to have a variety of partners. Having one faithful partner is always going to be less risky than sleeping around. Having said that can you guess what the biggest danger that is floating around is? Yep it's Mr. HIV. After 2 to 4 weeks of getting the virus the most common symptom is going to be flu like symptoms. Sometimes it's called the flu from hell and includes a fever, runny nose, cough and muscle pains. Some people experience no symptoms and the only way to truly know if you have it is to get tested. Plus by getting tested you can get medicine which will allow you to live a very long life with the virus as opposed to dying shortly. Next up is Gonorrhea or the clap. With guys it's going to be burning feeling when urinating and yellow pus from his family jewels. With women it's painful burning when urinating and an increase in vaginal fluids such as bleeding. Chlamydia really has the same symptoms such as burning pee. Do you know what the most common std is? It's something called HPV or human papillomavirus. It's so common that according the CDC in American almost all sexually active men and women will get it at some point in their life. There are no symptoms for the majority of cases and some people will get genital warts. Genital warts are flesh-colored or greyish-white growth around the reproductive area of a person. Sometimes they itch and are a little sore. The other things someone can get is hepatitis, which damages the liver and there are different versions. The most common symptoms include a fever, nausea, not wanting to eat and stomach pains especially at the lower right side of the stomach. Do you know what is located there? Yep the liver is. Also a person could have yellowish skin, eyes with dark colored urine and poop as the liver isn't working correctly. I covered most of the major STD's someone can get and there are others like herpes as well as even the cold or flu virus. With herpes a person is going to get a blister that itches, burns and is annoying. The only way to truly tell if you have an STD's is to get tested, which can be hard to do but can only do you good. Yes, abstinence is the only sure way to avoid an STD, having one partner is good and using protection is a highly recommended especially to avoid HIV. It also doesn't hurt to strengthen your immune system. Apart from getting good rest and washing your hands a lot there are many supplements and herbs that can help. A few ideas would be olive leaf extract, garlic, quercetin and black cumin seeds. I strongly recommend taking supplements not only for your immune system, but to get omega 3 fats and vitamins. Yes there are tons of options on brands to buy and due to this I've created a video guide on supplements. This guide can help you choose a good product over a bad one, simplify herbs and provide ideas on what to take for certain health problems. Oh, and it's completely free so you should learn more about it by clicking on the link http://texasvitamins.com/go/youtube.html.