All you need to know about STD

[bricabrac]

Scary...will definitely have flashbacks of those pictures when bonking FL/WL!!

[etch]

Originally Posted by Big Sexy

but one good news for you is that most of it can be cured.. except for a few... e.g herpes.

What about chlamydia( not sure the spelling)? i read from internet can cured but a friend of mine who doing medicine said cannot.. according to him the virus will remain inside your body forever..

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by etch

What about chlamydia( not sure the spelling)? i read from internet can cured but a friend of mine who doing medicine said cannot.. according to him the virus will remain inside your body forever..

Chlamydia is a bacterial infection.... NOT a viral infection.

It can be cured with a single dose of antibiotics.

[etch]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

Chlamydia is a bacterial infection.... NOT a viral infection.

It can be cured with a single dose of antibiotics.

Wow! thanks boss for the answer.. im honoured..

[big_bear]

i'm pretty sure even if you wear condom and screw WL, you still have a chance to kenna virus rite?
Like genital warts or herpes... although the chance of it is lower, but still there.

[mbam]

Anyone knows abt Non-Gorrohea?Is it a sticky problem?

[thomas88]

Thanks for all the frightening but very educational pics and thread. I can't help but wonder if anyone has got pics of HIV and full blown AIDS as til today I've always wonder how and what it looks like.

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by thomas88

Thanks for all the frightening but very educational pics and thread. I can't help but wonder if anyone has got pics of HIV and full blown AIDS as til today I've always wonder how and what it looks like.

Your remarks show your utter ignorance regarding the disease.

HIV is a virus. A person infected with HIV appears perfectly healthy as long as his/her immune system is still intact. If you want to know what an HIV positive person looks like, just stand in front of the mirror.

However, HIV infection ultimately results in the destruction of a persons immune system making him/her susceptable to a whole host of opportunistic infections. For more info, go to : http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/Infections/

[Rainman]

Thanks for all these interesting infor.

[matureguy_sg]

Hi Bro Bigsexy, recently there are some cut at the upper outer skin of my pennies, is this a form of STD. I do not feel any itche or paint at all. I am worry but do not dare to see doctor. Kindly advise?

[Sado Masochist]

Excellent job. Thanks bro BS.

[jon2000sg]

this is indeed very educational and informative.
of course scary as well.
i think I better reconsider my cheonging habits.


*sigh*, with so many pretty China girls in GL, how to resist
probably Cat150 still safe with their frequent checks and all.

[cktay1980]

dear big sexy, yesterday i have sex with a FL from thailand, at first she want to give me blow job without condom but i refused, then later she try again and this time without condom and do only about 30 seconds then i request her to put on!did my chance of getting STD is very high wat should ido as i only tried her one day?can i goto see doctor at this very early stage??

[Big Sexy]

your risk is very very low. go and see a doctor after 3 months..but i do understand your anxiousity now.. and so to cure it.. u can go see a doctor now if you now.. but result will not be accurate..

Originally Posted by cktay1980

did my chance of getting STD is very high wat should ido as i only tried her one day?can i goto see doctor at this very early stage??

[Big Sexy]

More on syphilis

Dr Robert Knell, of Queen Mary's College, London, argues the disease was too virulent for its own good. Sufferers became so repellent that they were unlikely to have sex. To ensure that they did, and continued to pass on the bacterium, it had to change.

Dr Knell's theory is published in the journal Biology Letters.

Syphilis changed from a virulent disease to a relatively mild one in a very short period. Syphilis in its early form caused disfiguring pustules on the face accompanied by a foul smell. Dr Knell argues this would have been obvious to any potential sexual partners of a sufferer, enabling people to avoid the infected person and thereby reducing transmission.

Other symptoms, such as agonising pains in the joints, would have effectively disabled the sufferer, or at least distracted them from seeking out new sexual partners. As a result, less virulent strains of the disease were transmitted more often, thus leading to changes in the severity of the disease.