The UK could face a gonorrhoea outbreak once lockdown comes to an end, as high rates of segxwally transmitted diseases (STDs) return, medics have claimed.
Before the pandemic, Britain was experiencing the worst rates of STDs since the Second World War.
In February last year a Station of the Nation report found gonorrhea had risen by 249% and syphilis by 165% over the last decade. Since then, Covid restrictions have prevented people from socialising and meeting up with others from outside their homes – with sex even becoming illegal during some months.
The number of people visiting segxwal health clinics dropped by 85% due to lockdown, data revealed. Experts fear this will rise suddenly once restrictions are changed.
Dr John McSorley, president of the British Association for segxwal Health and HIV (BASHH), is now calling on Brits to get tested for STDs before lockdown ends. He told MyLondon: ‘There are a lot of similarities between Covid and STIs. The notions of social distancing and isolating have been in segxwal health for a long time.
‘We are on our way back to where we were a year ago. As we open society up again we can expect more gonorrhoea and syphilis. ‘People are rebounding back to living a normal life as they can and that includes a safe and entertaining sex life. About 80 to 90% of people have seen their segxwal activity reduced in the last year.’
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