According to the mindset and mentality of these patients I will roughly divide them into three categories: 1, timid and vulnerable: that is, the psychological ability to withstand is very low. Have a history of unclean sexual life, suspect that they and their families have a disease, repeatedly do tests. In the large regular hospital repeatedly laboratory tests no problem, still do not believe, that is, to small clinics, must find out the problem, the heart is solid, but also no confidence in the treatment, always think they have a problem, treatment is not thorough enough, take excessive treatment, abuse of antibiotics. If you really are suffering from STDs, after irregular treatment in small clinics, money spent, but not cured, resulting in physical pain and economic burden. 2, do not care type: that is, the psychological capacity is very strong, do not put the STD on the heart. This kind of patient is more open to sex, sexual partners, often easy to catch a variety of sexually transmitted diseases, but also become a source of infection to infect others. Long-term STD-causing bacteria repeatedly infected, easy to lead to drug resistance, increasing the difficulty of treatment. 3, intermediate type: that is, attention but not excessive attention, fear but not excessive fear. These patients often have a correct understanding of the disease, go to the regular hospital, get the correct and reasonable treatment, life and work as usual. For these three types of patients, especially the first one, I think they need proper guidance. Who should guide them and how to guide them correctly? I think we medical workers need to take up, in fact, patients have a disease to go to the doctor, as a physician, conscience is the first, that is, medical ethics, it is easy to say, but when it comes to economic interests, medical ethics will be forgotten. With medical ethics, you take the right pulse for the patient, including his physical and psychological problems. If this patient is a difficult one to treat, both psychologically and physically, you can supplement your own deficiencies and improve yourself while helping this particular type of patient through literature review and re-learning through your teachers. The current big hospital doctors are really good at medicine, but due to the large number of patients they should see, they may not be aware of the psychological problems of STD patients or not enough, therefore leading to STD patients seeking treatment at radio stations and informal clinics and not getting regular treatment. The latter has time to communicate with the patients because there are fewer patients, so it is easy to obtain the trust of patients, but there are economic interests first, or there are problems with the medical skills themselves, so the patient’s condition is delayed.