Sexually transmitted diseases are among the most common health problems and require comprehensive treatment.
In this video, Giorgi Burjaliani, a urologist at the Karazanashvili Robotic Center and Head of the Prostate Center, discusses sexually transmitted diseases.
Today, the most common sexually transmitted diseases in Georgia are chlamydia, trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, human papillomavirus, and genital herpes.
These diseases often progress without symptoms; however, the most common signs include discharge, burning sensations, rashes, ulcerative lesions, and growths on the penis and genital area.
Sexually transmitted infections can settle in the prostate gland and may become one of the causes of medical conditions such as difficulty urinating and erectile dysfunction.
It is important to note that bacteria detected at an early stage are fully treatable, and their development can be prevented through examinations performed at least once a year and after every suspicious sexual contact.
Therefore, timely diagnosis, preventive screening, and regular visits to a physician are especially important for maintaining urological health.
The Guram Karazanashvili Robotic Center offers patients modern prostate health examinations, including a unique prostate cancer screening using 29 MHz micro-ultrasound technology. This examination is available exclusively at the five branches of our clinic throughout Georgia and the Caucasus region.
The unique prostate cancer screening is recommended for:
- All men over the age of 50;
- From the age of 45 if at least one male family member has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Do not delay — contact us today. Early diagnosis is the key to a healthier future.
