Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Diseases 420 Questions (Series of 420 Questions in the Salon of 100 Diseases, Book 42)

Author: Li Yuwen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The "Hundred Diseases, Hundred Questions Salon Series" provides a wealth of medical knowledge to the general public for understanding healthy living and guiding disease prevention and treatment. This series consists of 50 volumes, covering the prevention and treatment of nearly 100 common diseases in life from different perspectives such as Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and integrated Chinese and Western medicine. The authors are all medical experts working in clinical practice, and guidance is provided by dozens of top experts in the country, ensuring the accuracy and authority of the series. The writing adopts a question-and-answer format, making it easy to understand, simple, and concise. When you experience discomfort, the medical knowledge provided in this series can remind you to take sufficient attention to prevent problems before they occur. When you or your family members unfortunately contract a disease, this series can guide you on how to seek medical help promptly and how to care for yourself to aid recovery.
This book, in the form of question-and-answer, addresses the urgent knowledge patients need about sexually transmitted diseases. Among the 420 questions, it covers all aspects of sexually transmitted diseases, providing detailed discussions on their onset and symptoms, as well as objective and meticulous answers on diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, it offers relatively detailed explanations on the prognosis, prevention, and care of sexually transmitted diseases. The content is comprehensive, emphasizing both Western and traditional Chinese medicine, with particular attention paid to incorporating recent developments in the prevalence, diagnosis, and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases in recent years. This book is an excellent reference for patients and grassroots medical workers in the field of dermatology.