Women are more susceptible to STDs yet they
rarely experience any immediate symptoms from
these disease. In men, STDs show up much more
quickly. Once an STD has be identified in women,
the chances of it taking over her body and
causing significant health issues related to the
disease decrease significantly once treatment has
started and a treatment plan has been put into
place. Here are the most common STDs that
women can contract.
Bacterial Vaginosis
Bacterial vaginosis describes and imbalance in
the microorganisms found in the vagina. The
Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports
that the frequency of this STD being contracted
and detected is asymptomatic. Women who do get
this disease experience symptoms such as a
white or ash-colored to discharge as well as a
foul smelling odor. Painful urination is another
common symptom as well as a tingling sensation
that is somewhat painful in nature around the
vaginal area.
Chlamydia

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