Early detection is essential in STD to prevent deterioration and to avoid the ” ping-pong effect “(I pass the infection to you and you pass it to me!)
if you doubt to have contracted a sexually transmitted disease, get tested! Concerning syphilis is possible to carry out the analysis of specific blood, but only after at least twenty days from the unprotected sex. To diagnose gonorrhea, which is having an increasing popularity, you must instead make a vaginal swab or an analysis of the secretions, one week after infection potential. Chlamydia, the most common sexually transmitted disease in the world, you can identify it with a swab or with the analysis of urine, in the week after unprotected intercourse. As for the HIV virus, you will need to make the analysis of specific blood but only after at least six months from the date of possible infection. The HPV instead can arise from four to six months after possible infection.