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Hisential Bangsar Clinic | Men's Health · Sexual Health · Health Screening

1 Hisential Bangsar Clinic | Men's Health · Sexual Health · Health Screening

Lot S122 & S124, 2nd floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre, 285, Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, 59000 Kua...

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Klinik Metromedic Masjid India Kuala Lumpur Body Checkup Health Screening STD KL

2 Klinik Metromedic Masjid India Kuala Lumpur Body Checkup Health Screening STD KL

Wisma Paradise, 63-1, Jln Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Ku...

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Venereology in Malaysia at a glance

MapHospitals lists 2 hospitals offering Venereology in Malaysia.

Hospitals to compare first: Klinik Metromedic Masjid India Kuala Lumpur Body Checkup and Hisential Bangsar Clinic.

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About Venereology Treatment in Malaysia

Venereology is a study of medicine which focuses on the treatment of sexually transmitted infections. In many regions of the world, venereology is treated as a branch of dermatology, because many of the conditions studied by venereologists result in skin eruptions and also other skin problems.

The terms sexually transmitted infections and diseases are often used exchangeable, with both being used as a replacement for the now outdated term venereal disease. However, some people do distinguish between these diseases. If someone has an STI, it means that an infectious agent is present in the human body.

Work in venereology can be complicated by few social issues and moral norms. Venereologists sometimes need to think not only about the mechanics of how infectious agents are passed, but the culture in the society where they are working, and the ways in which cultural values may contribute to the spread of infectious agents.

Treatments: Antibiotics, skin surgeries.

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