Sexually transmitted intestinal infections
The sexually transmitted intestinal infections include/understand the Infection S transmitted by direct inoculation of the germs in the Rectum during anal relations and the infections transmitted by fecal-oral way.
Clinical demonstrations
Rectite
- It acts of an ignition of the rectal mucous membrane which does not extend to more than 15 cm of the anal margin.
- the clinical Tableau associates ano-rectal pain, Ténesme, Constipation, saddle S sanguinolentes and/or flow mucopurulent.
- the Sigmoïdoscopie reveals inter alia an erythema, a friability and/or ulcerations of the rectal mucous membrane.
- Transmission by anal relations
Colitis and rectocolite
- It acts of an ignition of the Côlon or rectal mucous membrane which extends to more than 15 cm of the anal margin.
- the clinical picture associates Diarrhée, abdominal pain and/or Fièvre (with or without symptoms of rectite).
- fecal-oral Transmission.
Entérite
- It is an ignition of the Duodénum, Jéjunum and/or Iléon.
- the clinical picture associates diarrhea, abdominal pain, distensions, cramps and/or nauseas.
- fecal-oral Transmission.
Germs in question
Rectite
The discovery of lesion in connection with a Papillomavirus is not the cause of a rectite- Neisseria gonorrhoeae responsible for the Gonorrhée
- Virus Herpes simplex responsible for the herpetic infection
- Chlamydia trachomatis responsible for Chlamydiose
- Treponema pallidum responsible for the Syphilis
Colitis and rectocolite
- Entameba histolytica
- Campylobacter
- Shigella
- Clostridium difficult toxinogene
- Escherichia coli
Entérite
The presence of an infection with HIV must make consider many germs.
Sources
- Canadian Guiding lines for the sexually transmitted diseases
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