A report from Australia's Federal government this week identified the culprits that led to a 63% jump in the number of Australian gonorrhea patients. At the end of 2017, the University of New South Wales suspected that it was because of the increasing prevalence of unclean sexual behavior. In today's young Australians The number of venereal disease patients in the young population is the fastest growing.
At present, the high incidence of gonorrhea should have nothing to do with unclean sexual behavior.
Federal government found gene mutations in Australia's gonorrhoea bacteria, and two antibiotic-resistant gene fragments were first found in gonorrhoeae.
It is these two gene fragments that make Australian gonorrhoea bacteria resistant to ceftriaxone sodium and azithromycin, two commonly used antibiotics. Both are the most commonly used drugs for gonorrhea. This increases the difficulty of curing gonorrhea, prolongs the healing time, and increases its infectivity.
Friends may feel that it's none of their business as long as they don't go to the place of the wind and moon, and that sexual behavior, doesn't happen.
In fact, gonorrhea is one of the most contagious venereal disease and can be transmitted without sexual contact.
As long as subtle wounds come into contact with clothes, bedding, articles, utensils, defectors, toilets and bath towels that have been used by gonorrhea carriers, they may be contaminated with gonorrhea by the patient's secretions.
Moreover, whether or not you have gonorrhea symptoms alone, you can not tell if the people around you have gonorrhea. Because, many people even if infected with gonorrhea bacteria will not have any symptoms.
Such a small number of lucky people are due to their own special physique. Gonorrhoea bacteria, which do not cause symptoms, are transmitted to others and are likely to cause symptoms such as burning urination, testicular pain, and abnormal secretion of vaginal.
As we all know, Australia is a country with a legal red light zone. As long as you pay enough money in accordance with the rules, anyone can enjoy the midnight snacks without worrying about the legal risks. Even some overseas tourists rush to this point "welfare" to choose to travel to Australia, by the way "cloud and rain."
However, there is no legal risk, does not mean there is no health risk. In the face of the high incidence of gonorrhea in Australia, Professor John Turnidge, Senior Medical Advisor of the Health Safety and quality Council of Australia, stressed that condoms must be used in the process of sexual intercourse and that it is very important at this stage to pay attention to health safety.
A separate report from Australia's Health Safety and quality Council said the two new mutated gene fragments found in Australia were similar to those found in the United Kingdom. Beware of these mutated gonorrhoea outbreaks in the community.