Color Coded Kits For STI/RTI Infections

This post content of Syndromic Management of STI infection by color-coded kits which are available in the STI clinics and how the kits look like and their pictures also.

So STI Counsellor should have complete knowledge of RTI/STI disease so that easy to counsel the client, it's very important to discuss each and every time about RTI/RTI infections which are listed as under:-

                    

COMMON SYMPTOMS OF RTI/STI

The main common signs and symptoms of RTI/STI in FEMALES are:

• Excessive/foul-smelling vaginal discharge
• Sticky greenish and yellowish vaginal discharge
• Itching in the genital area
• Lower abdominal pain
• Sores, ulcers, blisters
• Swelling in the groin
• Rashes around and in the sexual organs
• Painful itching
• Burning while passing urine
• Swelling in and around the vaginal area
• Inflammation of rectum
• Pain while having sex
• Frequent urination

The main signs and common symptoms of RTI/STI in MALES are:

• Sores, blisters, ulcers
• Swelling in the groin
• Rashes around and in the sexual organs including mouth/anus
• Burning sensation while passing urine
• Frequent urination and discharge from penis or anus
• Infection or inflammation inside rectum/anus
• Swelling of the scrotum/groin area
• Sore throat

For the Above Syndromes, these color-coded kits are available in Suraksha clinics in India Free of cost no charges are taken by the patient, Which is shown in the picture as below:-

KIT-1- is of GREY COLOUR                                           

   

KIT-2- is of GREEN COLOUR

 

 

KIT-3-is of WHITE COLOUR

 

KIT-4-is of BLUE COLOUR

 

KIT-5-is of RED COLOUR

 

KIT-6-is of YELLOW COLOUR  

KIT-7 is of BLACK COLOUR

These color-coded KITS are used in the STI CLINIC for various STI/RTI Syndromes whether there may be symptoms or not symptoms these KITS are given to the patient only under the prescription of the Doctor.

NOTES:-On the front side of Kits written clearly about the dose how to take and which Kit is for what type of syndromes, so there is no need of getting confused about RTI/STI Infections to diagnose with.