Other sexual diseases
Lymphogranuloma is a sexually transmitted disease caused by bacteria that is common in tropical countries. The bacteria that cause sexually transmitted lymphoma are the L3-1 type Chlamydia trachomatis. In the beginning, the disease is characterized by the appearance of a small sore that often does not attract attention. Later, however, the lymph nodes in the groin swell and can develop into a chronic fistula. Various systemic symptoms and skin lesions may also appear.
Diagnosis of a sexually transmitted lymphoma
The diagnosis of a sexually transmitted lymphoma is done by culture and serology.
Treating a sexually transmitted lymphoma
A sexually transmitted lymphoma is treated with the antibiotic doxycycline.
Prevention of a sexually transmitted lymphoma
Sexually transmitted lymphoma can be prevented by using a condom when having casual sexual intercourse.
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