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Herpes Ceiling

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Teevster

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Now my knowledge of it is formed for the first time from being in nonjudgmental conversations with girls. So you hear her emotional story all about how she had this horrifying outbreak experience

It is true that the FIRST HSV flair-up tend to be a bit brutal (fever, flu like symptoms) but still rarely any rougher than a cold.

But the subsequent flair ups may only make you feel a bit tired, at worse a slight fever for a day or so and a small cluster of few blisters that may last up to10 days. However with treatment you can more or less get put ot back into remission much faster.

Also not everyone gets a subsequent flair up. And some people ard unlicky and gets it more often (like 2-3 times a year). It really depends on your body and other contextual factors.

Some people may have the virus dormant for 20 years and of out of the blue get a flair up. Again? A super tricky virus to understand.

-Teevster
 

KJ Francis

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It is true that the FIRST HSV flair-up tend to be a bit brutal (fever, flu like symptoms) but still rarely any rougher than a cold.

But the subsequent flair ups may only make you feel a bit tired, at worse a slight fever for a day or so and a small cluster of few blisters that may last up to10 days. However with treatment you can more or less get put ot back into remission much faster.

Also not everyone gets a subsequent flair up. And some people ard unlicky and gets it more often (like 2-3 times a year). It really depends on your body and other contextual factors.

Some people may have the virus dormant for 20 years and of out of the blue get a flair up. Again? A super tricky virus to understand.

-Teevster
Thanks for all the information you have shared. It helped clear my head, alas only at one altitude. I posted a lay report.
 

Teevster

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Socialized medicine charges for that stuff?

I got it for free in US

Depends on different factors:
- How old you are (some countries give it for free to people under 25 for example)
- If you are a man or a woman (some countries only give it to women, as they are the most exposed - cervical cancer is more common than penile etc)
- And if you are a man, whether you suck dick or take it one in your ass. (gay, trannies etc are obviously more exposed)

As I am too old to get the state-sponsored jab, and considering I have no vagina, I identified myself as a non-binary bi-sexual tranny loving manwhore. And yes, I got the jab for free. Wokism is a joke.

It is a pretty expensive jab.

-Teevster
 
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a good date brings a smile to your lips... and hers

KJ Francis

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This.

Herpies? Fuck over 10 women and you likely have it. I’m sure I do but I’m asymptomatic.

Personally, I always wonder how so many people in the community always claim to have so many lays and yet never talk about STIs. I’ve gotten clymadia and gohorrnea (no idea how to spell that lol) a few times and that was from being careful and generally not fucking obviously trashy women.

Don’t worry so much! Go see a doctor and it’s fine.

What is worse is the two times I’ve gotten bed bugs from womens houses/apartments. Or the time a chicks BF showed up at my place of business. Or the time a chick tried to level me with a false rape allegation. Or the time…

I could go on but point is… people worry about a little STI to much. The other shit is much worse lol

37 partners, no hsv 1 or 2 antibodies!

Unprotected with 5, last one nine months ago.

No babies yet
 

KJ Francis

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Doctor echoed @Teevster get hep b jab guys

And ok to fuck without outbreak

I missed the boat on lower car insurance by switching genders but should still look into gardasil coverage
 

Teevster

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Doctor echoed @Teevster get hep b jab guys

And ok to fuck without outbreak

I missed the boat on lower car insurance by switching genders but should still look into gardasil coverage

Nice! Most of my claims on things related to STI, safe sex has been backed up by specialists - both that I have talked to, but also based on the publications I have read.

To be clear, I am not speculating and sharing an opinion on these matters - they are backed up by serious reading (top scientific journals), conversations with doctors (including specialists in infectious disease) and personal experience.

Good call with the Hep B jab. Take the Twinrix that includes hep A while you are at it.

The most important is the Hep B vaccine. HPV (Guardasil) is more a bonus, but not as essential. Technically it protects you against warts, and some forms of HPV that can, in some pretty rare cases lead to throat cancer. Discuss it with your doctor and let him/her assess the risk/benefit aspect for you.

If you fuck stranger without condoms (which is not recommended medically speaking... but you know...nobody is able to remain categorical on these matters anyway) I suggest you get tested every 3-4 months. You can do that at your GP or a specialized clinic:

Piss: gono + chlam (mychoplasma can be skipped but if they offer it, why not).
Blood: HIV 1 and 2 (4th gen test please - basically the antibody/antigen combo test - this is VERY important - has to be 4th gen - and please no quick test, but good old school needle in arm type of test) and syphilis.
Once you take the Hep B jab, you skip testing for it.
Hepatitis C - test once a year (recommendations in Europe - but follow your doctors' recommendation) but no harm in testing more often if you are in the US as the prevalence there is higher (PS there is a cure that now! yay!). Mind you that hepatitis C is not very contagious (hence why we don't test for it that often, unless you are exposed to blood (injecting drugs...)).

Best,
Teevster
 
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Dragonetti

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I had a partner who had herpes. It was too unnerving to continue, I was always anxious about contracting it.

It didn't help that she was a bit insane...
 

KJ Francis

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Nice! Most of my claims on things related to STI, safe sex has been backed up by specialists - both that I have talked to, but also based on the publications I have read.

To be clear, I am not speculating and sharing an opinion on these matters - they are backed up by serious reading (top scientific journals), conversations with doctors (including specialists in infectious disease) and personal experience.

Good call with the Hep B jab. Take the Twinrix that includes hep A while you are at it.

The most important is the Hep B vaccine. HPV (Guardasil) is more a bonus, but not as essential. Technically it protects you against warts, and some forms of HPV that can, in some pretty rare cases lead to throat cancer. Discuss it with your doctor and let him/her assess the risk/benefit aspect for you.

If you fuck stranger without condoms (which is not recommended medically speaking... but you know...nobody is able to remain categorical on these matters anyway) I suggest you get tested every 3-4 months. You can do that at your GP or a specialized clinic:

Piss: gono + chlam (mychoplasma can be skipped but if they offer it, why not).
Blood: HIV 1 and 2 (4th gen test please - basically the antibody/antigen combo test - this is VERY important - has to be 4th gen - and please no quick test, but good old school needle in arm type of test) and syphilis.
Once you take the Hep B jab, you skip testing for it.
Hepatitis C - test once a year (recommendations in Europe - but follow your doctors' recommendation) but no harm in testing more often if you are in the US as the prevalence there is higher (PS there is a cure that now! yay!). Mind you that hepatitis C is not very contagious (hence why we don't test for it that often, unless you are exposed to blood (injecting drugs...)).

Best,
Teevster
I had taken a hiatus from the forum and just saw this post for the first time. Thank you for sharing all this information!

I am adding this link where Teevster writes more about STD tests so it is together in case someone is searching in the future.

 

Tim Iron

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I wouldn't knowingly fuck any chick whom I know has any kind of STI/STD. It has to be a mistake on my part and not a deliberate action.
 
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