WHO's Major Concern Over Resistance Sex Disease

The World Health Organization: Concern over resistant sex disease. During every year, millions of people around the world are treated of sexually transmitted diseases and infections.(STD Or STI).But the case is, its becoming more increasingly difficult to cure them. Simply because the various strains are becoming more and more resistant to the antibiotics.

Health officials says the continued misuse and over usage of the antibiotics, including the urinary track infections, is leading to resistance building up in the STD's.The united nation through the World Health Organization, has updated its guidelines for disease such as gonorrhea,chlamydia,and syphilis.

It is to ensure doctors prescribe the best antibiotics at the right dosage to treat each type of the disease. As it stands now, gonorrhea resistance is a major concern, but officials are also more worried that the resistance is helping in the building process of Syphilis and chlamydia.

Gonorrhea bacteria. The world Health Organization has issued a new guidelines for treatment of sexually transmitted diseases as they build up resistance to antibiotics© National institute of Allergies and infectious Diseases (USA).Wi Teodora, a medical officer in the department of reproductive health and research at the World Health Organization said in 2006 there were five recommended treatments for gonorrhea, but out of these, four have become mostly ineffective due to resistance. The world Health organization made a yearly estimates indicating that 130 million of people are infected with chlamydia, while 80 million are with gonorrhea and 5.7 million with Syphilis.