Prevalence Statistics for Types of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
http://wrongdiagnosis.com/s/stds/prevalence-types.htm   Various sources http://www.epigee.org/guide/stds.html
 Disease  Prevalence Estimate   US people estimate   Statistic Used for Calculation Risks Curable?*
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (overall) approx 1 in 4 or 23.90% or 65 million people in USA 64,999,999 65 million people living with an incurable STD (CDC) N/A Estimate includes incurable only
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) approx 1 in 2 or 50.00% or 136 million people in USA 136,000,000 50% approximately; almost half of young adults (NIAID) Risk of multiple congenital problems incl. blindness and brain damage. Treatable but with serious cautions, childbirth complications; see http://www.cdc.gov/cmv/
Genital herpes approx 1 in 4 or 24.63% or 67 million people in USA 66,999,999 67 million people (NIAID) Outbreaks of painful blisters; flu-like symptoms No cure; easily spread, not prevented by condom use
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) approx 1 in 13 or 7.35% or 20 million people in USA 19,999,999 20 million Americans currently infected (NIAID; CDC 2001) Genital warts; cervical and other cancers, often fatal No cure; not prevented by condom use; vaccine may prevent some types
Hepatitis B approx 1 in 181 or 0.55% or 1.5 million people in USA 1,499,999 estimated 1.5 million HBV carriers in the U.S. (NWHIC); 417,000 people currently infected (CDC 2001) Liver problems, fever, nausea, jaundice, cirrhosis; sometimes fatal No cure, but often heals naturally; vaccine can prevent spread
HIV approx 1 in 302 or 0.33% or 900,000 people in USA 899,999 900,000 Americans (NIAID, quarter are unaware) Development of AIDS No cure; treatment may slow progression to AIDS
Bacterial Vaginosis approx 1 in 424 or 0.24% or 640,000 people in USA 640,000 16% of pregnant women (DSTD) Inflammation, cervicitis, pregnancy complications, other Treatable; childbirth complications
Syphilis N/A 36,000 new cases annually No information Flu-like symptoms, hair & weight loss, organ damage, dementia, heart failure, possible death Treatable if caught early
AIDS N/A Est. 40 million worldwide No information General health failure, death No cure
Chlamydia N/A 3 million + new cases annually No information Inflamation, burning, itching, discharge, infertility Treatable; often accompanied by gonorrhea; can cause reproductive system damage if untreated
Gonorrhea N/A Est. 700,000 new cases annually (CDC) No information Itching, burning, discharge, bleeding, pain, infertility Easily spread; treatable but increasingly resistant to antibiotics
Human T Cell Lympho- tropic Virus (HTLV ) N/A N/A Uncommon but endemic to the Caribbean, Japan, South America, parts of Africa Spinal cord, leg muscle, bladder, or constipation problems No cure; treatment with anti-cancer or anti-viral drugs; 80 percent of infected are asymptomatic carriers
Chancroid N/A N/A No information Pain, ulcers, scars, lymph node damage Treatment regimen of 2 weeks or more, including antibiotics and draining of sores
Molluscum Contagiosum (MC) Est. 8 percent of world population N/A Common. Itching, rash, lesions, scarring Treatable through surgical or mechanical removal of affected areas
Pubic Lice N/A N/A No information Itching; easily spread Treatable
Scabies N/A N/A Common. Itching, rash, bumps, sores, bleeding; easily spread Treatable
Trichomoniasis N/A 7 million + new cases annually No information Men may be asymptomatic; in women itching, swelling, pain Treatable, but often confused with yeast infection
Granuloma inguinale (GI) N/A N/A No information Nausea, diarrhea, rectal pain, genital damage Treatment regimen of weeks to months
Non-Specific Urethritis N/A N/A No information Discharge, prostatitis Treatable with antibiotics; sitz bath for symptoms
           
http://www.cdc.gov/std/healthcomm/fact_sheets.htm          
Lymphogranuloma Venereum (LGV)      Rare in U.S., under 600 cases annually Swelling, pain, rectal scars, flu-like symptoms, lymph node damage, genital elephantiasis, other Treatable; no vaccine; related to chlamydia
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease   Over 1 million women per year   Flu-like symptoms, odor, discharge,  cramps, abdominal mass, urethritis, other; risk of infertility Treatable; no vaccine
           
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexually_transmitted_disease#Sexually_transmitted_oral_infections          
Donovanosis     Rare in U.S. See Granuloma Inguinale Long-term therapy required
Non-gonococcal urethritis (NGU)     Common Itching, burning, discharge, painful urination, infertility Therapy required; early diagnosis essential; complications incl. eye, ear, & lung infections.
Staphylococcus aureus, MRSA          
Jock Itch          
Yeast Infection          
Hepatitus A, C, D, E       Liver problems such as jaundice, nausea, fever, etc.; sometimes fatal  
Marburg Virus          
Ebola Virus          
Mononucleosis          
Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV/HHV8)          
           
Other          
Oral Herpes       Cold sores  
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)       Frequent urination, burning, pain, slight fever Treatable with antibiotics
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