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Would You Recognize Syphilis?
Read all about syphilis, an extremely dangerous sexually transmitted disease, and protect yourself!
What is syphilis? The name syphilis is of Greek origin and it means "he, who likes pigs". Syphilis is also called Lues or ‘The French disease’. It is an extremely dangerous sexually transmitted disease, caused by bacterium Treponema pallidum. The disease can spread to all organs of the human body and can be fatal, or cause irreparable damage to the hearth, brain, eyes and joints. 40% of children, born to syphilitic mothers, are born deformed or die during childbirth....Would You Recognize Syphilis?
Syphilis Is Still Present Among Us
Syphilis is a famous sexually transmitted disease which still infects a large number of people and which seems to be on the rise.
Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease, caused by the bacteria Treponema pallidum. Another name for syphilis is the 'great imitator', as a number of signs and symptoms of syphilis are also present in other, frequent diseases. How does it spread? Syphilis is a genital infection, transmitted by direct touch of the infected part of the skin with the part that isn't infected. It's transmitted by sexual intercourse (vaginal, oral or anal) and, in rare cases, by kissing....Syphilis Is Still Present Among Us
How dangerous can be steamy holiday sex with a tourist?
We have compiled some disturbing data on the sexual habits of British female tourists.
More magazine published the results of a survey which included 2000 British women of the average age of 25. More than half of them lead a very dangerous life. The results are interesting, especially for those employed in the tourist industry. Eighty percent of the women claim they have had intercourse with “a stranger” on their holiday. A third have been intimate with the locals, 21 percent with hotel staff, 18 percent with tour organisers and 2 percent with airline...How dangerous can be steamy holiday sex with a tourist?
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