How To Detect A Partner with a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)

Oh yes, there are some helpful tips I gathered from my friend doctors to evade yourself politely from a possibly infected person. Usually, a person who is sick looks tired and inattentive, having some pale skin, droopy eyes or his orifices are overflowing with secretions.

You can contract diseases via the oral-fecal route, or from infected secretions like semen or blood and other infected objects and things used by the host.

So in this case watch for the following signs and symptoms:

1. Sneezing - This is indeed a first sign of defense by the human body to ward off unexpected microbes or microscopic objects out of our body. A person who is sick sneezes out his extra microbes in very high speeds to lessen his infection in his respiratory tract. Do your best to quickly cover your mouth or your nose to inhale his microbes.

2. Coughing - Expectorating is another form of flushing out excess liquids or solids from our respiratory tract. Another defense mechanism so our lungs can breathe freely and clearing our air passage. A person who is sick can share his microbes through the oral route VERY FAST to the recipient. If the guy you've met coughs every 5 minutes, obviously he is SICK. A smokers cough attacks from time to time, but if his cough sounds solid with some phlegm ready to be released then he has bacterial infection already. You see his phlegm green or yellow or with some blood? You may start to run. The TB bacteria has a reputation to stay and survive for a longer period of time in the air.

3. Shaking Hands - Sex Eyeballs usually start with this. Without you knowing, his bacteria and viruses are already transferred into your hands and then your hands go straight to your mouth. Always be ready with your hand sanitizer.

4. The High Temperature - try to feel the intensity of his warm hands. Try to make an effort to touch his skin or his forehead discreetly. A person who is sick and infected is usually having high fevers.

5. Check for Some Warts - If you don't know how to spot them, they can look like small moles. Though most doctors say that these form of viruses are harmless. Warts can be found all over the body, genital warts is a bit of an irritation. And of course they are communicable. They are usually itchy and spreads. The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is another that you should be careful.

6. Be A Keen Observant / Use your Eye and Look Into His Eyes - Educate yourself in identifying different types of medications. The usage of higher generation of antibiotics is sure sign of a high infection from continuously incubating microbes. The "dreamy look" pupils of your eyeball cannot deny his weak health.

7. Groin Scratching - you may suspect that your friend has fungal infection, if you see that he frequently scratches then he might be having some fungal spots on his groin (don't touch or lick that), these are usually swollen skin patches and reddish. Crabs infection is another STD that is irritating. These tiny little insects feed on the juices of our pubes that lays eggs in the pubic hairs. They are either transparent or translucent and therefore invisible to the naked eye sometimes. People will scratch their groins from time to time and harvest some eggs or fully grown crabs on their finger nails unnoticeably. You would be surprised that the small objects from your finger nails can indeed crawl and jump and make their effort to transfer to a new host that is YOU. So how can you avoid not being infected when your groins are entwined while having sex? Now you know what to do.

8.Check for Some Wounds and Bruises or Bumps - An unhealthy lifestyle is usually reflected in the skin of your sex eyeball. If you see some chanchre / lesions then you may avoid rubbing your skin with him or simply run away if you could LOL.

9. Spot for some swollen lumps or glands on his neck and other body parts - A swollen lymph gland is a sign that the human body is at its height fighting an infection.

For some people with sickness, they don't show any forms or signs of infection. Probably due to the high state of immune system the moment the two of you met. Or they could have taken a few hours earlier some paracetamols or antibiotics to camouflage their state of health.

Let me give you an example. Syphilis can be chronic. Meaning, it comes back once in a while if you are not treated TOTALLY. Doctors call syphilis as the "Great Imitator". Because it imitates all the signs and symptoms of someone who has fever or flu and others. You take a pain reliever if you have fever, then it's gone, but the syphilis bacteria is still inside your body continuously multiplying. The end stage is Nervous System breakdown. Then you die if left untreated for years. Only an Internal Medicine specialist can discuss details with you. They are the best guys to be seen to treat STDs and not a general practitioner or your friendly family doctor.

So be careful with your sex eyeballs having warm temperature higher than 37 degrees in Celsius.

Don't Forget! When there's fever, THERE IS AN INFECTION!