Although both are sexually transmitted infections with names that may cause confusion, genital warts and genital herpes are two different conditions. The best way to prevent them is to practice safe sex.

The development of information technology helps everyone easily access a vast source of information. However, many people still lack a true understanding of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), leading to situations where they contract illnesses without knowing why.

Having sex without enough antibodies can still cause STIs (sexually transmitted infections) caused by HPV. Therefore, if having sex, it is necessary to take protective methods to prevent the risk of infection during vaccination.

Oral genital warts caused by the HPV virus, which is transmitted through sexual contact, can significantly affect the patient's daily life and health. However, because the incubation period for oral genital warts is long, and the symptoms are similar to canker sores, many people do not realize they have contracted the disease and do not seek treatment. So, how can one tell if they have oral genital warts rather than canker sores?

Every year, there are an estimated 250 million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) worldwide. Most of these diseases can be transmitted either directly or indirectly.

Pimples can form and develop on any part of the body that has pores, including the penis. Due to its sensitive nature, pimples or a red rash in this area may be symptoms of various conditions that require medical attention.