Concurrent Sexually Transmitted Infections with Mpox Infections: A Brief Review.

Q2 Social Sciences
The Permanente journal Pub Date : 2024-03-15 Epub Date: 2024-01-09 DOI:10.7812/TPP/23.072
Jenna M Wick, Alex Pelliccione, H Nicole Tran, Jacek Skarbinski
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Abstract

Mpox is a viral zoonotic infection endemic to countries in Central and West Africa. The outbreak that began in May 2022 is novel for its global spread and transmission through sexual encounters. Research of this outbreak shows a high rate of concurrent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in patients with mpox, highlighting the need to consider STIs in mpox management, and to raise awareness of historically high levels of STIs caused by inadequacies in sexual health care. It is critical to prioritize sexual health and address health disparities to control current transmission of infections and prevent future outbreaks.

并发性传播感染与 Mpox 感染:简要回顾。
麻疹病毒是一种病毒性人畜共患传染病,在中非和西非国家流行。疫情爆发于 2022 年 5 月,其全球性传播和通过性接触传染的特点十分新颖。对这一疫情的研究表明,痘病患者并发性传播感染(STI)的比例很高,这凸显了在痘病管理中考虑性传播感染的必要性,并提高了人们对因性保健不足而导致的性传播感染历史高发水平的认识。必须优先考虑性健康并解决健康差异问题,以控制当前的感染传播并预防未来的爆发。
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