Epidemiology of sexually transmitted infections in suspected child victims of sexual assault

Survivors of sexual assault are at risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STI). We conducted a literature review and invited experts to support updating of the sexual assault elements of the Centers for Disease Control and Sexual Infectious Disease Prevention Center (STD) 2015. New recommendations for the management of sexually transmitted diseases in adult and adolescent sexual violence survivors include the use of a nucleic acid amplification assay (NAAT) to detect vaginal trichomonas by vaginal swabs; NAAT is a sexual contact Neon gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis in pharynx and rectal specimens used for detection of doubt of history or genital contact history; empirical treatment of gonorrhea, chlamydia and trichomoniasis according to the latest treatment regimen; 9 to 26 years old not previously vaccinated Consider using vaccinated human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in patients with HIV infection; and using algorithms to evaluate the timing and characteristics of exposure to prevent non-occupational post-exposure prophylaxis of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). For survivors of pedophilic violence (CSA), increased targeted diagnostic tests and increased use of NAAT where appropriate, periodic follow-up within six months of one-time abuse, and domestic prevention Use of HPV vaccination as an inoculation guide is recommended. Preventive measures in the post-sexual environment In CSA patients, NAAT is thought to be useful for identifying Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia infection in urine samples, but it is possible to detect Neisseria species other than Neisseria gonorrhoeae Because of it, it is not recommended for external genital detection. Several research subjects for identification, detection and management of the prevalence of STI / HIV infection in sexual violence survivors of adults, adolescents and children

The risk of developing sexually transmitted diseases as a result of sexual assault is clearly affected by the presence or absence of an attacker's sexually transmitted disease. The prevalence of sexually transmitted infections among sex offenders has not been investigated, but according to published data on sexual behavior of convicted criminals, they are sexually transmitted according to the nature and type of sexual contact they report High risk of disease. .20 Penis insertion and ejaculation during bouts also increase the risk of victims of sexually transmitted diseases. As reported by sex offenders, frequent sexual dysfunctions during an attack may reduce risk

Survivors of sexual assault are at risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STI). We conducted a literature review and invited experts to support updating of the sexual assault elements of the Centers for Disease Control and Sexual Infectious Disease Prevention Center (STD) 2015. For survivors of pedophilic violence (CSA), increased targeted diagnostic tests and increased use of NAAT where appropriate, periodic follow-up within six months of one-time abuse, and domestic prevention Use of HPV vaccination as an inoculation guide is recommended. Preventive measures in the post-sexual environment In CSA patients, NAAT is thought to be useful for identifying Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia infection in urine samples, but it is possible to detect Neisseria species other than Neisseria gonorrhoeae Because of it, it is not recommended for external genital detection.

In case of sexual violence, it is important to undergo sexually transmitted diseases examination. Many sexually transmitted diseases take weeks to develop symptoms. If you have abnormal excreta, smell, irritation, itching, water blisters, ulcers, or if you have fever or pain, get medical attention immediately. Subsequent examination of sexually transmitted diseases is very important. Most people have no symptoms. I do not know if it is infected or not. Symptoms may occur within 2 to 6 weeks after exposure. Symptoms can come from your vagina, when the pain is resolved, you have menstrual cycle and pain after sexual intercourse and pain, and after you have sex, from your vaginal bleeding to your lower abdomen I will peek