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  • Sexually Transmitted Infections: The Facts

    Sexually Transmitted Infections: The Facts by Barlow, David;

    Series: The Facts;

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    Product details:

    • Edition number 2
    • Publisher Oxford University Press
    • Date of Publication 26 January 2006

    • ISBN 9780198568674
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages192 pages
    • Size 196x129x11 mm
    • Weight 204 g
    • Language English
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    Short description:

    This book provides essential information on all the main forms of sexually transmitted infections, describing the causes, risks, treatments, and most importantly, how they can be prevented. Written by a leading authority, the book delivers essential, accessible, pragmatic, information that should be read by all adults.

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    Long description:

    With all the attention heaped upon the most deadly sexually transmitted infection of all (HIV), other non-fatal forms of infection have been somewhat neglected, and even overlooked in sexual education. However, incidences of STIs such as chlamydia and gonorrhoea have been dramatically and silently rising in many parts of the world in recent years - though receiving far less attention. It is now recognized that this is a major public health issue, affecting thousands of people,
    irrespective of background, education or social class.

    In 'Sexually Transmitted Infections: The Facts', David Barlow, for thirty years Consultant Physician at a large London teaching hospital, describes, in a readable, sensible and light style, the common and rare conditions which are seen in clinic. Case histories drawn from real patients illustrate many of the pitfalls and problems that can arise from misunderstanding how diseases such as herpes or genital warts are transmitted. An important and novel section explains how and why the seemingly
    reliable tests from a hospital laboratory can be misleading and, in many cases, actually wrong.

    Using the early section on symptoms, the reader is rapidly pointed to the relevant section of the book for explanations and reassurance. Providing essential information on all the main forms of sexually transmitted infections, the book delivers essential, accessible, pragmatic, information that should be read by all adults.

    It offers patients a refreshingly balanced outlook on the nature, diagnosis and management of infections, especially when compared with much information available on the Internet. I am sure it would be equally useful to non-specialists who may not always grasp some of the subtleties and uncertainties that exist in the management of sexually transmitted infections and related conditions.

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    Table of Contents:

    Introduction
    Sexually transmitted infections - what to do
    Understanding your results - playing with numbers
    Vaginal and vulval problems
    Gonorrhoea
    Non-specific genital infection and Chlamydia trachomatis
    Complications of chlamydial infection
    Herpes simplex
    Genital warts
    Syphilis
    Tropical and other infections
    The story of HIV infection
    HIV - clinical aspects

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