SUPER STRAIN SYPHILIS MANUAL

This is closely followed by adults aged 25-34 with 47,260 cases of chlamydia and those aged between 15-19 were the third highest, with 32,731 cases. The research found that chlamydia was most common among adults aged 20-24 with 60,059 cases.

SUPER STRAIN SYPHILIS MANUAL

The study by Manual also compared which STIs were most common among different age groups in 2020. With a population of 9,002,488 people that means 0.5 per cent of the population or one in every 200 people is affected by the infection. In London, there were 43,964 reported cases of chlamydia. The results also show that chlamydia is the most common STI in each region of England. In 12 months, the South West recorded 2,192 cases of gonorrhoea, 1,781 cases of herpes, 384 cases of syphilis, 2,753 cases of anogenital warts and 12,467 cases of chlamydia. READ MORE: What are the Tankers leaving RAF Brize Norton doing amid Ukraine crisis? The South East was second highest at 32,972 cases. Manual's' analysis of data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows that of England's six regions, the South West saw 19,577 cases of sexual disease last year, dwarfed by London's 87,690 infected residents. It comes as data analysed by menвЂ™s health platform Manual reveals the regions of the UK with the highest number of STIs, using data from Public Health England and the Office for Nationals Statistics - with the South West sitting proudly towards the bottom of the STI league table with fewer than any other region except the North East and East Midlands. The strain is resistant to ceftriaxone, which is the main drug used to treat the STI. The signs and symptoms of syphilis vary depending in which of the four stages it presents (primary, secondary, latent, and tertiary). The UK has recorded four novel cases of 'super-gonorrhoea', a drug-resistant strain of the sexually transmitted infection (STI) commonly known as 'the clap'. Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum subspecies pallidum.

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