1. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES HPE 9 th Grade Class: 4 th Period

2. Chlamydia & Gonorrhea BacteriaYes Eye infection pneumonia Discharge from vagina Pain in lower abs Many have NO SYMPTOMS! Painful infection Hard to get pregnant Discharge from penis Hurts to pee Many have NO SYMPTOMS! VERY common, especially chlamydia What type of bug? Curable? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males? How Common?

3. Trichomonas ParasiteYES Born premature Discharge from vagina Itching, Odor May have NO SYMPTOMS! Irritation makes it EASIER to get HIV, if exposed Usually NO SYMPTOMS! VERY common! What type of bug? Curable? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males? How Common?

4. Syphilis BacteriaYES Birth Defects; Death Sores Rash May have NO SYMPTOMS Brain, Heart Disease Death Easier to get HIV, if exposed Sores Rash May have NO SYMPTOMS Less Common, (but still important) What type of bug? Curable? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males? How Common?

5. HIV VIRUSNO Baby can be infected Most have NO SYMPTOMS AIDS- body can’t fight Infection DEATH Most have NO SYMPTOMS Less Common (but very important) What type of bug? Curable? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males? How Common?

6. Herpes VIRUS NO (but Treatable) Birth Defects; Death Blisters Many have NO SYMPTOMS Pain and blisters can come back in outbreaks Blisters Many have NO SYMPTOMS VERY Common What type of bug? Curable? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males? How Common?

7. HPV VIRUS NO (but Treatable) Rarely, baby can get throat warts Warts, bumps Many have NO SYMPTOMS Some types of HPV can lead to Cancer (of the cervix) Warts, bumps Many have NO SYMPTOMS VERY Common What type of bug? Curable? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males? How Common?

8. 820,000 people in U.S. Transmitted via fluids Anal, vaginal, oral sex -Painful condition “Epididymites in tubes ‘ Of Testacies Sterile Untreated develops Risk of transmitting HIV -Pelvic inflammatory Disease Lead to internal abscess Damage Fallopian tubes Can be passed to baby -Through Birth Canal -Vaginal Discharge Cured with Medicated treatment Developed Antibiotic Drug To treat it. Bacterium Gonorrhea How Common? Curable? What type of bug? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males?

9. Blood Born Infection Injected Drugs Tattoos or Body Piercings Sharing Needles Contact with Blood Jaundice Loss of Appetite Nausea & Vomiting Fatigue Itching Dark Urine Liver Disease Liver Cancer Can’t Take OTC Drugs Alcohol will speed up Damage HIV if untreated Same as Male Pain In R upper Abdomen Clay-Colored Stools Abdominal Swelling No Symptoms until Cirrhosis' has begun Caesarian Section Abstaining From Breast Feeding Cracked or Bleeding Nipples No, with supplemental Antibodies Antiviral Therapy for Severe Hep C No Vaccine For This! Infection Blood Born VIRAL Hep C How Common? What type of bug? Curable? Effects on baby? Symptoms in Females? What can it lead to? Symptoms in Males?