After the Tet holiday, many men have sought medical help for unusual symptoms related to reproductive health. This issue is not just about isolated cases but also serves as a wake-up call regarding uncontrolled lifestyles.
Typical Cases
Mr. T., 35, an office worker in Hanoi, shared his unforgettable experience during the recent Tet holiday. After losing control due to excessive drinking, he faced acute gonorrhea. “Initially, I thought it was just a common urinary tract infection, but the symptoms worsened over time,” Mr. T. recounted.
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Similarly, Mr. H., 28, experienced unusual warts around his private area after a friend gathering. Tests revealed that he had contracted genital warts caused by the HPV virus.
Alarming Statistics
According to healthcare facilities, the number of patients seeking treatment for sexually transmitted infections has surged after Tet. Dr. Nguyen Tien Thanh noted: “Starting from the sixth day of Tet, the number of visits increased by about 30-40% compared to usual days.”
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Notably, most patients share common factors such as alcohol consumption and unprotected sex during Tet. The typical age range is between 25-40, which includes people in their prime working years with stable incomes.
Preventive Measures
To protect oneself from sexually transmitted infections, experts recommend:
- Always use protection during sexual activity
- Limit alcohol consumption, especially at gatherings
- Seek medical attention immediately upon noticing any unusual symptoms
- Regular health check-ups, particularly for those with complex sexual lives
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Dr. Nguyen Trong Hoai Hiep emphasized: “Timely treatment not only prevents complications but also minimizes psychological impacts on patients.”
Conclusion
Statistics and real-life stories highlight the dangers of uncontrolled behavior during Tet holidays. Everyone should enhance self-protection awareness and maintain a responsible and healthy lifestyle.
Stay proactive about regular health checks to detect potential issues early. Don’t let one moment of carelessness affect your future.
Source: Dan Tri Newspaper
