HIV testing is an essential way to clearly understand one’s health status. Early detection matters because it allows doctors to provide timely care, reduces the risk of transmission, and enables individuals to live with greater confidence and peace of mind. Today, various testing methods are widely accessible, including rapid tests, laboratory tests, and even self-tests…
Many people have heard the term “urethritis” or “gonorrhea” but are unsure what it really means—or why doctors distinguish between gonorrhea (true urethritis) and chlamydia (non-gonococcal urethritis). The confusion arises because both conditions often share similar symptoms, such as painful urination and urethral discharge. This article explains what gonorrhea and chlamydia are, how they differ,…
STD or STDs (Sexually transmitted diseases) are infections passed from one person to another through sexual contact, including vaginal, anal, and oral sex. While some STDs show obvious symptoms, many do not—making it possible to unknowingly spread the infection to others. Today, STDs are once again a rising public health concern, especially among young adults…
HIV treatment has advanced significantly in recent years. Antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) are the global standard for controlling the virus. They suppress HIV to undetectable levels, allowing the immune system to recover, lowering the risk of complications, and enabling people living with HIV to live healthy, normal lives. This article explains HIV treatment with ARVs, from…
