New "serious" diseases transmitted by sex. What is it?

Scientists continue to discover new dangerous, bad-transmitted diseases.

Four types of bacteria threaten human health, namely Neisseria meningocephalus, bad herpes, lichenic spondylosis and climatology.

Neisseria meningitides are at the origin of meningitis, an infection of the brain and spinal cord membranes that can lead to death as a result of infection of the bad tract.

A study of monkeys conducted in the 1970s found that about 5 to 10% of adults were carriers of meningococcal meningitis in the back of the nose and throat, which means that one no one could transmit bacteria to their partners during loud kisses mixed with saliva or other types of intimate contact through which the saliva droplets carry the wound.

The good side is that experts have found vaccines to prevent meningitis Neisseria, five of which are responsible for cases worldwide.

Mycoplasma badium most commonly occurs with chlamydia or gonorrhea, with persistent irritation of the urethra and cervical spines, as well as infertility, miscarriage, premature birth and even birth. dead embryos.

One to two percent of the population is infected and often spreads to adolescents and young people.

The third bacterium, "Shigella flexneri", is transmitted by contact with human faeces.

Infections cause painful stomach cramps and severe diarrhea with blood and mucus.

Lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV), a pimple, a bubble or a temporary bad ulcer, followed by an impairment of the lymphatic system of the body, rectal infection, inflammatory bowel disease symptoms and chronic malformation of the colon.

Pneumonia increases the risk of HIV infection, as well as rectal infection, inflammation of the bowel syndrome resulting in chronic malformation of the colon.

These bacteria are resistant to antibiotics. Therefore, the treatment must be developed continuously and find an advanced medicine to reduce its spread.