Un parlamentar african a propus "însemnarea" bolnavilor de SIDA

Postat de gandul.info la 2.06.2009 11:33

Un membru al parlamentului din Swaziland şi-a cerut scuze public după ce a lansat o propunere neobişnuită de a reduce răspândirea virusului HIV în această ţară, relatează Reuters.

Postat de @parlamentarii la 2.06.2009 13:38

foarte interesant punctul tau de vedere. comentariul tau e mai puternic decat articolul in sine. e corect, pentru o gripa vai cata agitatie si persoanele respective sunt urmarite, localizate, etc iar pentru o alta maladie care omoara milioane nu se face acelasi lucru. cel putin de gripa porcina se scapa dar de sida nu.

Postat de Cornelia Vodoiu la 2.06.2009 18:43

b.« - sexually transmitted diseases (stds) formerly referred to as sexually transmitted infections or stis in women are : 1. gonorrea ; 2.chlamydia ; 3.syphilis ; 4. genital herpes ; 5. human papillomaviruses (hpvs) and genital warts ; 6. chancroid ; 7. ectoparasitic infections ; 8. acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (aids) ; 9. hepatitis b ; 10.hepatitis c. - sexually transmitted diseases in men are : a.diseases associated with genital lesions : 1. chancroid ; 2. genital herpes ; 3.lymphogranuloma venereum (lgv) ; 4.syphilis ; 5. human papillomavirus (hpv) ; b. diseases associated with urethritis : 1.urethritis ; 2. chlamydia ; 3.gonorrhea .c.systemic stds : 1.human immunodeficiency virus ; 2.hepatitis b ; 3. hepatitis c ; 4.human herpes virus 8 (hhv-8). d. ectoparasitic infections.
sexually transmitted disease (stds) are infections that can be transferred from one person to another through any type of sexual contact. stds are sometimes referred to as sexually transmitted infections (stis) since they involve the transmission of a disease –causing organism from one person to another during sexual activity. it is important to realize that sexual contact includes more than just sexual intercourse (vaginal sau anal) . sexual contact includes kissing , oral-genital contact , and the use of sexual « toys », such as vibrators.stds probably have been around for thousands of years , but the most dangerous of these conditions , the « acquired immunodeficiency syndrome » (aids), has only been recognized since 1984. many stds are treatable , but effective cures are lacking for others, such as hiv, hpv, and hepatitis b and c. even gonorrhea , once easily cured, has become resistant to many of the older traditional antibiotics.many stds , can be present in , and spread by , people who do not have any symptoms of the condition and have not yet been diagnosed with an std.there fore, public awareness and education about these infections and the methods of preventing them is important. there , really is not such thing as « safe » sex. the only truly effective way to prevent stds is abstinence. sex in th context of a monogamons relationship where in neither party is infected with std also is considered « safe ». most people think that kissing is a safe activity. unfortunately , syphilis, herpes, and other infections can be contracted through this relatively simple and apparently harmless act. all other forms of sexual contact carry some risk. condoms are commonly thought to protect against stds. » melissa conrad stöppler, md, medical author ; william c.shiel jr., md, facp, facr, medical editor
– « sexually transmitted diseases ».c. « condoms -definition : a male condom is a thin sheath placed over the erect penis just before sexual intercourse. condoms, commounly called rubbers , are a very effective way to protect yourself an your partner from sexually transmitted diseases (stds) and to prevent pregnancy. condoms are simple to use, inexpensive and widely available. condoms are usually made of latex, but some are made from polyurethane or lambskin. latex protection against sexually transmitted diseases. condoms are available with or without a lubricant in a variety of lengths , shapes, widths and thicknesses – and even come in different colors. some condoms are textured to enhance sensation.condoms- risk : some people are allergic to latex, and if either partner is allergic , he or she may react to contact with a latex condom. reactions to latex include rash, hives, runny nose, swelling and constriction of the airways and loss of blood pressure. in this case , a condom made from polyurethane or lambskin may be an option. while condoms are an effective way to prevent the transmission of stds and to prevent pregnancy , they aren’t foolproof. while it’s rare, it’s still possible to get an std or get pregnant when using a condom, especially if it breaks or comes off during sex. » mayo clinic staff – « condoms : how to use them effectively ? « cu respect, profesor+chimist+ofit er (arma 52 - aparare civila) cornelia vodoiu.