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06-04-21 16:48 #711
Posts: 70Std / sti?
So I have been mongering quite frequently from the past one and a half years and a few weeks back I noticed a small pinkish / reddish slightly raised spot / sore on my penis. Its totally painless. By the time I noticed it, it was almost disappearing. I can still see it as of now but its kind of faintly visible. I want to see a doctor ASAP but lockdown here in karantaka is preventing me from doing so. Hope to visit the doc as soon as this lockdown is lifted.
You guys have any idea as to what it is? I'm attaching 2-3 photos. Hopefully its not Syphilis!
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05-28-21 21:44 #710
Posts: 47Andrologist Delhi
There is a plump doctor in Delhi talking about dick length extension operations. Frankly I've no clue if I am normal or not. And then again we don't have the maturity in Indian society to talk about this. What's your suggestions? Psychiatrist first? Or, escort services? Or, something else.
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05-27-21 10:06 #709
Posts: 66Originally Posted by AritraG88 [View Original Post]
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05-26-21 06:50 #708
Posts: 53Relaxation cream
Anyone have any recommendations for anal relaxation cream to break in an anal virgin.
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05-14-21 03:32 #707
Posts: 111Originally Posted by HungryBird15 [View Original Post]
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05-05-21 07:41 #706
Posts: 164Pink ejaculation
Dear bro,
I am looking for suggestions from those who have either similar experience or who are medical professionals. I noticed pinkish semen for the first time about 5-6 days ago as I masturbated. After reading some websites, I understood that it may be something temporary and might have been caused by high blood pressure, vigorous masturbation, some cist / injury in the prostate, or some STD (herpes, chlamydia or gonorrhea). I did not engage in any sexual activity for the next 4-5 days and yesterday just to check if everything has become normal, I masturbated once again. Once again I found the semen to be pink, which has now made me anxious.
I am 40 years old without any high BP. I did not do anything exceptional while masturbating. I don't have any other kind of sexual problem as of now, although I have not tested for STD. I had unprotected sex for a short while with a WG in December, without any ejaculation till it was unprotected. After that I had only one more encounter with another WG in March when she provided me with BBBJ for a short while. Rest activities were protected. I am a little shy to discuss this with a doctor and moreover, the prevailing pandemic has made the consultation or any testing even more difficult.
Looking at my history, what do you suggest at the moment? Should I wait for a few more days to check if everything is fine? Or should I consult a doctor immediately? Do you suggest any medicine?
Please help. Thanks in advance.
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05-01-21 23:24 #705
Posts: 67Not in India
Originally Posted by BudKona [View Original Post]
https://blog.ipleaders.in/hiv-self-test-option/
One can go for lab based tests or at best take own sample and ship to a lab.
https://drsafehands.com/blood-test-in-india/hiv-profile
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04-30-21 04:11 #704
Posts: 6Have you guys not learned anything?
About 22 years ago, a Master Monger known as Surfer turned me on to so much wisdom, not the least of which was that I could buy 15 minute oral HIV tests from a clinic in Patpong for $10 a shot. These tests made by Abbott Labs are better than 99%.
Accurate for positive. It changed my travel world. I'm not a cheap fuck (like so many) so I stocked up on them and tested every ho I banged (yes, bareback) throughout SEA (that would be in the hundreds). You can buy these.
Kits anywhere now so what is the excuse?
When I read these forums, it's like you guys are clueless.
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04-30-21 03:13 #703
Posts: 447"Low risk" of transmission is only for oral intercourse. If proof is all you need, here you go:
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/estimat...behaviors.html
P.S. The term 'low risk' can be subjective. Monger responsibly and do not bet on numbers.
Cheers.
Stay safe.
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04-30-21 02:36 #702
Posts: 152Originally Posted by Watistruth [View Original Post]
I don't get into an argument with others in this forum. Since this relating health and some other persons life I forcing my self to respond. The issue is, you are bringing in science in some part of your argument and others parts of your arguments are non scientific. To explain.
1. She is 22 and not a pro so she won't have HIV: HIV has no age mate and it is not driven by profession. In fact, with a Pro you may be careful and wear a rubber. For eg, you have affair with a neighbour, you may lower your guard and not wear condom thinking she is not a pro. But if her husband has played else where and infects her you will be at risk mate. So disease spread is not dependent on all these factors.
2. HIV once enters can be dormant for years. So not only your Chotabhai but even Badabhai won't have problems for years.
3. Going with probabilities is a pseudo scientific approach. That too in matters of sexual encounters many patients lie. No one can really find which encounter lead to hIV. The subjects is that are being studied are not virgins and the study does not involve experimenting them with encounters with HIV person in a lab and then doing the tests and coming with probabilities after controlled experiments. These are done based on studies on already HIV positive patients and they would use a questionnaire which will give the doctor insights to evaluate the risks.
If the window is open please speak to a doctor and start PEP. Scientifically, that's the only chance you have. If that window is passed and if this your first encounter with out rubber, please meet that girl and get her HIV status checked. That will give you atleast peace of mind. Please don't Google in matters of health and it's better to speak to the doctor who is a virologist.
Its your life mate. Take care.
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04-30-21 01:16 #701
Posts: 81Well said although one in a million claim is tad too liberal and bit exaggerated.
Originally Posted by BadMan [View Original Post]
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04-30-21 01:09 #700
Posts: 81Speed reading hack isn't working out for you mate.
Originally Posted by SBlack0070 [View Original Post]
Nobody here knows better than decades worth of tireless research and statistical analysis so going by established facts, high-risk groups for HIV spread comprises of the 4-Hs-homosexuality (anal sex-no vaginal epithelial and mucosal defence barrier at play plus due to it being highly vascular past dentate line), heroin abusers (shared needles), Haiti (African flesh traders) and haemophiliacs. Homosexuals contributed to the AIDS endemic of 80's in Miami (USA). Has it's origin in 1920's when DRC cannibals butchered and consumed raw meat of primates infected with SIV.
Now I'm not endorsing bareback acts with a sex worker in a country where HIV is prevalent as it's still very much possible to contract HIV via unprotected coitus (30% risk still isn't a valid excuse), hence I back Psybram that OP initially get screened via ELISA / Western Blot (gold standard due to high sensitivity) and only get PEP (Truvada+lopinavir+lamivudine) within 72 hours from contact if tests return positive. Presuming that she ought be HIV negative since she is just 22 isn't wise. Women hit menarche from 13 on average and data has proven that low socio-economic class of society is exponentially more sexually active, be it for money or child-bearing in the younger years. Lack of knowledge into STDs and raging carnal appetite is a recipe for health disaster. I speak from a Professional background in Medicine, FYKI. Oh and thanks 'InterCourser', for the kind acknowledgement. Be well and cover up. Not worth it, condom-less sex is overrated.
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04-29-21 23:46 #699
Posts: 72HIV Transmission
Am not a professional. But there was a time when the condom broke in one of my encounters way back in 2012.
And I was shit scared. Did lot of R&D at that time.
Keypoints.
The probability of getting HIV from one act of unprotected sex with an HIV positive female is one in a million. Provided there are no exposed cuts and bruises. However if the number of sexual partners and encounters of unprotected sex are more the probability increases exponentially.
Unprotected Anal Sex is very very dangerous. And to be avoided at any cost.
Regards,
Badman.
Originally Posted by SBlack0070 [View Original Post]
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04-29-21 18:28 #698
Posts: 100Who is this Albert Einstein? LOL
Originally Posted by LonelyMonger30 [View Original Post]
Buddy sorry to say but your logic towards HIVs cannot get transmitted via vaginal penetration from a HIV infected female to a male are baseless.
I should not reveal few things socially but being a professional hazard for me to counsel others and taken an oath to save others beyond myself.
I would like to correct you that HIV transmission has no barrier of human race, color, gender, etc etc.
Rather as others are pointing out, best advice is to take STDs inspection and monitor after 6 months again.
I hope others also in this group are more sensible towards the fatalities of mongering so at least be very stern on using 'C' and avoiding DATY as much as possible unless you are very sure the girl and you both are HIV negative.
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04-29-21 18:00 #697
Posts: 223Hello Mr Tha rooor
And I can't think of anyone better than the MP from Kerallah to explain the technical details in his own style.
Originally Posted by PoinTheWay [View Original Post]