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Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), or sexually transmitted infections (STIs), can affect anyone, but the signs and symptoms can be different for men and women. It is important that men are aware of the signs and symptoms of common STIs as they are less likely than women to get tests for these infections. With early treatment, people with STIs have an excellent outlook. In this article, we look at some of the most common STIs in men and discuss the signs and symptoms, prevention methods, and available treatment options. Signs and symptoms of STIs in men According to the World Health Organization (WHO), people around the globe contract more than 1 million STIs every day. In some cases, an STI does not cause any visible symptoms, so it is possible to have one without knowing it. People can also mistake any symptoms that do develop for those of other conditions. Below, we discuss the most common STIs and the signs and symptoms that may occur in men. Chlamydia Chlamydi...

We’ve all experienced culture shock once in our lives. When traveling to Egypt for example, we might be confused to find that a bride gets pinched by her friends before a wedding to bring good luck. Despite this, every tradition can teach us something valuable about the country and its culture. Bright Side will introduce you to 15 surprising traditions that still exist today and continue to puzzle us. 1. No toilet paper, India Many travelers will be surprised to find that in India toilet paper is not commonly found in bathrooms. In fact, water from a small bucket found next to the toilet is used instead to wash up afterward. Using toilet paper is generally a bad idea, as it might clog the pipes and creates extra waste. 2. No using the bathroom after marriage, Indonesia In the community of Tidong in Indonesia, a married couple is not allowed to go to the bathroom for 3 days after being wed. If they do, it’s considered bad luck for their marriage. The newlyweds are watche...