Understanding male sexual diseases is crucial, yet many in our country are hesitant to acknowledge their existence. This reluctance extends to discussing symptoms with doctors, complicating diagnosis and treatment, and leading to unnecessary suffering. Awareness of sexual health is vital for both men and women.

Transmission and Awareness

Men with sexual diseases can pass these infections to their partners during intercourse, making awareness and early intervention essential. Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) often go unnoticed or ignored, increasing risks with multiple sexual partners. Early medical consultation at the onset of symptoms is critical.

Prevention Strategies

Educating youth about sexual health from puberty is fundamental. Here’s how to prevent sexual diseases:

1. Avoid promiscuity.
2. Maintain genital hygiene, especially post-intercourse.
3. Seek treatment to prevent spreading diseases.
4. Use condoms correctly to reduce the risk of STDs.
5. Get tested and treated promptly if you suspect an infection.

Risks and Consequences

Untreated sexual diseases can lead to severe complications. In women, these infections can impact the uterus, tubes, and ovaries, causing infertility, repeated miscarriages, or stillbirths. In men, they can affect the testicles, leading to infertility and other health issues. Prompt medical consultation is essential to prevent these outcomes.