Symptoms,Causes, Prevention and Treatment

Gonorrhea

Amenorrhea

AIDS
Spermatorrhea Enlarged Prostate

Oligomenorrhea
Ectopic Pregnancy Endometriosis

Symptoms:
In women, no symptoms may ever appear. When they do, there may be vaginal discharge, frequent and painful urination, abnormal menstrual bleeding, acute inflammation in the pelvic area and rectal itching. In men, symptoms are generally present (including difficult and painful urination, a yellow discharge of pus, and mucus from the penis).

Causes
Gonorrhea is caused by a micro-organism called Neisseria gonorrhoeae. These basteria are commonly known as gonococci.

Natural Remedy
Go on a cleaning program.

(Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)

Symptoms
Loss of appetite, weight loss, candida, fatigue, various infections, intestinal problems, skin diseases, immune system disorders, fevers, brain and neurological disorders, and many other symptoms.

Causes
The disease is transmitted by oral, vaginal, and anal sex. This disease is also transmitted through common needles for IV drugs, contaminated hospital and dental equipment, commercially prepared blood products and immunotoxic lubricants.

Prevention

Maintain excellent immune system through proper diet, rest, exercise, etc. Never share anything that might have
another persons blood on it.

(Nocturnal Emission)

Symptoms
Involuntary loss of semen, without orgasm, often while asleep.

Causes
The male generative organs, the testes, must remain somewhat cooler than the body temperature. A poor diet is also another cause

Treatment
Garlic: Garlic contains allicin, an ingredient that increases blood flow to the penis and stimulates sexual desire and production of semen. Celery: Celery is a stimulant. It contains high amounts of androsterone, an odorless hormone released through male perspiration.

Banana: Bananas contain the bromelain enzyme and potassium that help to increase libido in men. Watermelon: Watermelon contains high amounts of phyto-nutrients called citrulline. It works with nitric oxide helping to relax or dilate blood vessels, enabling them to open up and bring more blood to the penis and helping to create an erection.

Symptoms
Pain on urination, frequent urination, urine retention, often a fever. There may be a discharge. It becomes harder to urinate forcefully. The outstanding symptom is having to get up at night to urinate

Prevention
There is no known way to prevent prostate enlargement. It is a common part of aging.

Avoid drinking liquids after 6 p.m. to

reduce the need to urinate frequently during the night.

 Drinking more fluid, up to eight glasses of

water per day, may help prevent infection. However, for men already suffering with increased urinary frequency, this may only exacerbate the problem. In most cases, drinking a normal amount of fluid based on thirst is all that is necessary.

 There is evidence that cranberry juice

may be helpful in the prevention of urinary tract infections in those who are prone to developing these.

Treatment
The primary goals of treatment for BPH are to improve urinary flow and to reduce symptoms. Many options are available. They include drug therapies to help shrink or relax the prostate, minimally invasive procedures that use heat to reduce excess prostate tissue, and major surgery to remove part of the prostate.

Symptoms
Absence of menstrual periods for at least 3 months in women who otherwise be menstruating regularly.

Prevention
Weight loss if you are overweight. Regular exercise program for women. Increase body weight if you are underweight.

Eat a high calorie diet.

Reduce the intensity of exercise.

Treatment
Your physician may suggest that you take estrogen and a calcium supplement. If an underlying disorder is to blame for either primary or secondary amenorrhea, the treatment will depend on the nature of the disorder.

Symptoms
An extremely insufficient mentrual flow which is inadequate to provide thorough cleaning.

Causes
This problem may be caused by stress, depression, hormonal imbalance, chronic or severe illness, too much exercise, or extreme weight loss. Other possible causes include disorders of the ovaries or uterus.

Treatment
As oligomenorrhea can be a symptom of several health conditions and diseases, the treatment should be done according to the main cause of oligomenorrhea.

Puberty and Pre-menopause. Menopausal

women and teenagers usually do not require any treatment.

 Increased physical activities. Athletes

suffering from oligomenorrhea (due to intense training and steroids) are recommended to have a balanced diet rich in nutrients. Birth control pills. Pills are well known as a method for regulating menstrual dysfunctions. Birth control pills are also prescribed to correct the hormonal imbalance during oligomenorrhea.

 PCOS. Treatments during PCOS mainly

include hormonal drugs or injections which could regulate menstrual cycle and stimulate normal ovulation. Eating disorders. Oligomenorrhea developed because of eating disorder is usually treated by psychotherapy and medical treatment. If woman is overweight then she is advised to reduce weight to normal according to BMI.

 Hyperprolactinemia and Tumors. If the

cause of oligomenorrhea is a tumor then it could be treated by bromocroptine or tumor could be surgically removed.

Symptoms
This specifically refers to a late menstrual period that is accompanied by severe abdominal pain.

Prevention
Most forms of ectopic pregnancy that occur outside the fallopian tubes are probably not preventable. However, a tubal pregnancy (the most common type of ectopic pregnancy) may be prevented in some cases by avoiding conditions that might scar the fallopian tubes.

Prevention
The following may reduce your risk: Avoiding risk factors for pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) such as having many sexual partners, having sex without a condom, and getting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) Early diagnosis and treatment of STDs Early diagnosis and treatment of salpingitis and PID Stopping smoking

Treatments
Ectopic pregnancies cannot continue to birth (term). The developing cells must be removed to save the mother's life. You will need emergency medical help if the area of the ectopic pregnancy breaks open (ruptures). Rupture can lead to shock, an emergency condition.

Treatments
Treatment for shock may include: Blood transfusion Fluids given through a vein Keeping warm

Oxygen
Raising the legs

If there is a rupture, surgery (laparotomy) is done to stop blood loss.

This surgery is also done to:

Confirm an ectopic pregnancy Remove the abnormal pregnancy Repair any tissue damage In some cases, the doctor may have to

remove the fallopian tube

Symptoms
Abdominal pain, back pain, pelvic pain, constipation, bladder problems, bleeding between periods, very painful menstrual cramps, and the passing of large clots and shreds of tissue during menses.

Causes
Tissue cells, which appear to be like those in the endometrium (the lining of the uterus), are able to grow elsewhere in the abdominal cavity: the ligaments, ovary, bladder, rectum, bowel, appendix, etc. they rarely occur outside the pelvic area. These tissue implants, wherever they settle in the body, will be affected by estrogen and will bleed during the monthly.

Treatments
Whereas the cause of endometriosis remains unknown, we do know that the disease is exacerbated by estrogen. Therefore, hormonal treatments for endometriosis are designed to attempt to temper oestrogen production in a womans body. Hormonal therapy is used to suppress the menstrual period to prevent the monthly bleeding.

Treatments
There are several types of medications that act by shrinking the lining of the uterus and the endometriotic lesions: The oral contraceptive pill Progestins/progesterone GnRH-analogues Danazol Mirena