SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS

Given their prevalence and morbidity sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a public health problem. STIs are diverse in their etiology and polymorphous in their symptomatological manifestations. Indeed alongside classic STIs such as gonorrhoea chlamydia trichomoniasis syphilis genital herpes and genital warts other STIs (lymphogranulomatosis venereum Ebola virus disease chikungunya monkeypox) have re-emerged or emerged in recent years.The effective and efficient management of STIs must be holistic based on a normative framework involving all healthcare professionals