'Flesh eating' sexually-transmitted infection Donovanosis is becoming more common in the UK, a doctor has warned. The virus can cause genitals to decay if left untreated.
It was first recorded in the UK in 2018 however cases are now steadily growing. Donovanosis is still extremely rare but Dr Shree Datta from MyHealthCare Clinic, warned that “figures suggest it is becoming more common on these shores.” But what are the signs and symptoms?The early signs of the virus are lumps around the genitals or anus.These lumps then begin to increase in size and start to take a dark red appearance as the virus progresses.If left untreated, the lumps may develop into ulcers which can be painful and unpleasant smelling due to a build up of bacteria.The
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