Safe Sex and Sex Related Discussions in Thailand

To Sunny.

Bad specialists also exist. It's possible to remove the scar but it's very expensive, you can also try some natural treatments. There are many bad specialists in India, many doctors are not well educated. In Brazil, public hospitals suck, it's better to see a doctor in a private center, it's more expensive but it's more effective.

Finding a good doctor is not easy, the most important thing is to understand and listen to the patient, but many don't listen, don't understand and are arrogant and stubborn. My best advise is to see different doctors until you find the one that matches you before taking any treatment. Treatment is good to treat diseases but also very bad when it's not well prescribed or not used for the right disease.

You also have to understand many doctors are quacks and pretend to be specialists. There are different kinds of dermatologists. My field is dermatopathology, you have to find a good cosmetic dermatologist for your scar.

Sorry for your bad experience.

[QUOTE=MongerForSex;2303461]To Sunny.

Bad specialists also exist. It's possible to remove the scar but it's very expensive, you can also try some natural treatments. There are many bad specialists in India, many doctors are not well educated. In Brazil, public hospitals suck, it's better to see a doctor in a private center, it's more expensive but it's more effective..[/QUOTE]MongerforSex- Thanks Sir for yr reply. Mine was just a case of the 1st Biopsy not showing anything conclusive and bad luck. I had consulted the best of doctors; top of the notch in their respective fields. Dermatologists and Cancer specialists (they came very late in the pic). Both of these guys were sure of the opinion that the spots were not the dreaded see after carefully examining it physically but the problem was the 1st Biopsy as it also clearly did not define as to what it was. It was left to the specialists to decipher the report. I did not consult any quacks or uneducated doctors but went to the best of private hospitals and all head of departments. I can very well afford the treatment and have links and access to them. It was another HOD of Dermatology of a hospital who suggested that I get my 2nd biopsy done to rule out HPV. It took me a month to find out the best lab and the best doc to do it. I got it one and it was diagnosed as HPV causing warts. To be on the safe side, I was in consultation with 2 best Dermatologists and both of them were on the same page to start with Imiquimod.

Could you pl suggest the natural treatments for removal of scars on the head? Also, I do wish to continue to enjoy my life and not be cowed down by my past experience. To be on the safe side, I have become very cautious as to whom I meet, very particular with hygiene and usage of plenty of water to clean myself after the removal of condom. I also understand that in spite of all precautions, mongering is still risky but I am doing my best at my end at my end. I have cut down on my meetings to very few encounters a month, not at all going to ones who satisfy multiple guys in a day, look out for young girls who just started (seeking arrangements) or housewives who are very very discreet. I hope you understand what I wish to convey. I am very very scared and confused as to how should I go about my sexual life as cannot simply masturbate to satisfy myself till I am alive. I am 49 years old and was very very ambitious and aggressive with respect to my life, business and am very keen to move forward the regain my mojo.

Looking forward to hear from you. Pl oblige.

From a confused, scared and clueless monger.

Regards.

[QUOTE=Sunny70;2303536]MongerforSex- Thanks Sir for yr reply. Mine was just a case of the 1st Biopsy not showing anything conclusive and bad luck. I had consulted the best of doctors; top of the notch in their respective fields. Dermatologists and Cancer specialists (they came very late in the pic). Both of these guys were sure of the opinion that the spots were not the dreaded see after carefully examining it physically but the problem was the 1st Biopsy as it also clearly did not define as to what it was. It was left to the specialists to decipher the report. I did not consult any quacks or uneducated doctors but went to the best of private hospitals and all head of departments. I can very well afford the treatment and have links and access to them. It was another HOD of Dermatology of a hospital who suggested that I get my 2nd biopsy done to rule out HPV. It took me a month to find out the best lab and the best doc to do it. I got it one and it was diagnosed as HPV causing warts. To be on the safe side, I was in consultation with 2 best Dermatologists and both of them were on the same page to start with Imiquimod.

Could you pl suggest the natural treatments for removal of scars on the head? Also, I do wish to continue to enjoy my life and not be cowed down by my past experience. To be on the safe side, I have become very cautious as to whom I meet, very particular with hygiene and usage of plenty of water to clean myself after the removal of condom. I also understand that in spite of all precautions, mongering is still risky but I am doing my best at my end at my end. I have cut down on my meetings to very few encounters a month, not at all going to ones who satisfy multiple guys in a day, look out for young girls who just started (seeking arrangements) or housewives who are very very discreet. I hope you understand what I wish to convey. I am very very scared and confused as to how should I go about my sexual life as cannot simply masturbate to satisfy myself till I am alive. I am 49 years old and was very very ambitious and aggressive with respect to my life, business and am very keen to move forward the regain my mojo.

Looking forward to hear from you. Pl oblige.

From a confused, scared and clueless monger.

Regards.[/QUOTE]1. Your dermatologists were idiots, they mistook HPV for HSV, a good dermatologist can't be mistaken about that.

2. The first biopsy was not well done, because the stupid dermatologist didn't add your disease to the list of the diseases to be tested. When your sample is sent to the lab, your sample can't be tested for every disease, the laboratory needs the diagnosis of the dermatologist to confirm the diagnosis, to say how serious the disease is, we can say if the disease is benign or malign without knowing the disease. That's why the diagnosis of the dermatologist is important. There are thousands of skin diseases.

3. If he did not find the disease, he would ask for another sample to be tested for another disease until the diagnosis is confirmed. It's impossible to diagnose for every disease just with one sample. Your dermatologists misdiagnosed you.

You need to find a good cosmetic dermatologist to discuss available alternatives with him. I don't know how serious your scar is. You can try apple cider vinegar or coconut oil, It will lower your scar but not completely. You have to see a good cosmetic dermatologist to discuss different alteratives and he could advise you better.

Practising good hygiene is important, stay away from Google that say it's useless to wash your genitals after sex and some scientific studies states it increases the risk of sti. Bad hygiene increases the risk of std.

No disease is supermutant. But I still advise you to use condoms for vaginal and anal sex because vaginal and anal sex cause abrasion (minor cuts increase the risk of std).

[QUOTE=Franga;2303345]Today Sunday, I revisited the Bangkok Hospital Pattaya to address my UTI.
Anyway, they actually had my test result (it was now day 5 since the test) and everything was negative. They only tested for the sexually transmitted bacterias though, and not any non-sexually transmitted bacterias.

This is what they tested for:

Trichomonas vaginalis.

Mycoplasma hominis.

Mycoplasma genitalium.

Chlamydia trachomatis.

Neisseria gonorrhoeae.

Ureaplasma urealyticum.

Ureaplasma parvum.

All "not detected".

He did not know why my eyes were red (they had been reddish continually for 5 days), and suggested I see an eye doctor about this!

He did not prescribe any further treatment except to maybe take some Ibuprofen pills for the next 3 days or so.

When I asked him how long it would take for the UTI to go away he said 2 to 3 weeks.[/QUOTE]Hi Franga,

Sorry for the delayed response and glad to know that your Uriine Culture report doesn't show any sexually transmitted bacteria. I hope you are feeling relatively better.

I'm unsure about the Uriine Culture test protocol followed by the hospital you've visited. IMHO, it is quite strange to see the way the Uriine Culture test was done by the hospital lab you've visited which tests only for sexually transmitted bacteria. Whether your doctor has prescribed only such specific tests or instructed them accordingly. I'm attaching a sample report snapshot from India, where lab technicians test sensitivity of the sample against various antibiotics and tries to identify the grown organism.

Wish you speedy recovery.

Regards,

MSL.

[QUOTE=MySecretLife;2304158]Hi Franga,

Sorry for the delayed response and glad to know that your Uriine Culture report doesn't show any sexually transmitted bacteria. I hope you are feeling relatively better.

I'm unsure about the Uriine Culture test protocol followed by the hospital you've visited. IMHO, it is quite strange to see the way the Uriine Culture test was done by the hospital lab you've visited which tests only for sexually transmitted bacteria. Whether your doctor has prescribed only such specific tests or instructed them accordingly. I'm attaching a sample report snapshot from India, where lab technicians test sensitivity of the sample against various antibiotics and tries to identify the grown organism.

Wish you speedy recovery.

Regards,

MSL.[/QUOTE]Thank you for sharing, he ran into stupid medical professionals. It's common people are misdiagnosed and receive the wrong medication. Conventional medicine is very good when it's used correctly but there are more and more mistakes from stupid medical professionals.

To MySecretLife,

Thanks for that post. Yes, I am feeling a lot better now. Just last night was the first time that I felt no pain in my urethra while passing uriine. So that is quite amazing. It looks like those doxycycline pills worked.

So in summary, I started taking the doxycycline pills 8 days after being infected by the bacteria in my urethra. It had built up quite a head of steam at this stage. Pain during uriination was excruciating for about a week.

The treatment was for 2 doxycycline pills per day for 7 days.

After exactly 3 days of treatment, I started to notice a diminishing of the pain during urination.

After 5 days it felt like a sting rather than a burning sensation.

After 8 days the pain disappeared completely.

Also the reddishness in my eyes started to diminish, and I started to feel well again at about 7 days after starting the pills. So I feel that I am on a full recovery schedule at this stage.

I suppose I will never know what type of bacteria it was, but in the future I will be practising safe sex that's for sure. That burning during urination is one of the worst things that I have ever experienced.

Thanks for your help and MongerForSex also. It's great to have a support network here.

[QUOTE=Franga;2304179] ... Thanks for that post. Yes, I am feeling a lot better now. Just last night was the first time that I felt no pain in my urethra while passing uriine. So that is quite amazing. It looks like those doxycycline pills worked. ...

[/QUOTE]Glad to hear you are feeling better. In 2006 I was getting frequent BBBJ and also had 1 time when the condom came off during intercourse. I ended up with gonorrhea and chlamydia, which gave me all of the symptoms that you suffered. My treatment was much the same as yours and within about 10 days I was feeling much better. I have never again felt like that, fortunately.

In about 2008 my urination started to gradually get slower and slower. My primary care doctor diagnosed it as enlarged prostrate, which is common for my age; the medications didn't help. By 2010 my urination stream was so slow that I almost couldn't go. It was diagnosed by a urologist and I required surgery to fix the problem. He said it was likely caused by my fight with gonorrhea/chlamydia from years prior. After surgery I had to wear a catheter for 2 weeks, also not fun. After the experience the urologist told me that I should have seen him sooner when simpler procedures could have fixed my problem. Suggest over the next few years you monitor your urination stream and see a urologist as soon as it gets slow. My 2010 surgery was the worst part of my 2006 STI.

[QUOTE=HorseTrader;2304203]Suggest over the next few years you monitor your urination stream and see a urologist as soon as it gets slow.[/QUOTE]Yes, this is my biggest concern: whether there has been any damage to the prostate gland caused by this recent UTI. The urination stream seems good at the moment, but I will monitor it over the next few years. And like you say, address the problem more promptly. Thanks for the advice.

I notice that some clued-in and conscientious professionals are taking PrEP for their own protection.

Trust and credibility aside, if a service provider is genuinely taking PrEP according to the correct schedule will it give her customers any added protection?

[QUOTE=EdSetra;2304800]I notice that some clued-in and conscientious professionals are taking PrEP for their own protection.

Trust and credibility aside, if a service provider is genuinely taking PrEP according to the correct schedule will it give her customers any added protection?[/QUOTE]I don't advise you to use PREP, It increases the risk of other std. Prep affect the immune response to some bacterial diseases and may damage some organs when it's used for long term (ex treponema padilum and other bacterial diseases).

You won't have trouble with AIDS but I advise you to use the condom for other STDs. There is a 10 year study in straight serodiscordant couples in 1990, it was the longest study, nobody was infected with HIV. Catching the same stds many times may damage your body and increase the risk of drug resistance.

Don't use the fucking Prep and use condoms to stay healthy. Prep is more recommended for people at risk (MSM).

Couple years back. I had same symptoms. After an expected BBBJ from MP girl in Bombay. Burning sensation while urination. Yellow discharge. Enlarged testis.

After [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord109][CodeWord109][/url] culture it turned out to be E-coli. Treated by Doxycycline.

[QUOTE=Franga;2303345]Today Sunday, I revisited the Bangkok Hospital Pattaya to address my UTI. My original doctor was not available as he does not work Sunday or Monday. Now I know why my Uriine test result was going to take 7 days and that is because the doctor was not scheduled on day 5 or 6. Crazy.

Anyway, they actually had my test result (it was now day 5 since the test) and everything was negative. They only tested for the sexually transmitted bacterias though, and not any non-sexually transmitted bacterias.

This is what they tested for:

Trichomonas vaginalis.

Mycoplasma hominis.

Mycoplasma genitalium.

Chlamydia trachomatis.

Neisseria gonorrhoeae.

Ureaplasma urealyticum.

Ureaplasma parvum.

All "not detected".

So, either I never had any of the sexually transmitted bacterias, or I was too late in having the uriine test having done the test 2 days after starting the doxycycline antibiotics and 5 days after having a Ceftriaxone injection plus azithromycin pills..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AramiKumar;2304961]Couple years back. I had same symptoms. After an expected BBBJ from MP girl in Bombay. Burning sensation while urination. Yellow discharge. Enlarged testis. After culture it turned out to be E-coli. Treated by Doxycycline.[/QUOTE]Yes, I have been wondering for a while whether my UTI was caused by E Coli. It is interesting that we were both treated by doxycycline and it worked. Though I did not have enlarged testes like you experienced.

I am also going to be more careful when I go to the toilet to take a dump. To not to get any faeces near to my urethra.

I appreciate your feedback. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Franga;2305072]
I am also going to be more careful when I go to the toilet to take a dump. To not to get any faeces near to my urethra.
[/QUOTE]Mystified! Never heard of that! Not sure how it gets near. In Thailand we wash well, not just wipe with paper.

If you have something, best to get a test in a big hurry and be sure what it is! Guesswork is known to fail even when doctors do the guessing.

Even I if wanted to start treatment straight away, I would still get the test straight away as well. Sick of being diagnosed wrong.

And putting up with a problem too long for that reason.
E. g. "cold sores" that weren't, and were actually a simple bacterial infection, easily treated.

With all your hassles with the hospital, sounds like the wrong place. Hospitals charge a lot and seem to be slow. I can get immediate tests at Red Cross in Bangkok, cheaply and fast results. If there is no good fast clinic in Pattaya could be worth a trip to BKK. ha ha.

Surely there is a clinic that can take a look under the microscope and propose the likely tests needed, or am I wrong.
I recall a test outside Thailand where STD clinic took a dick swab and looked under the microscope straight away. The doctor then commented that the types of bacteria I was concerned about were not there, but healthy sperm was detected. ha ha. Not that long since my last cum. I reckon bacterial infections must be detectable quite quickly by experts if you are in the right place for it. At the time I had an eye infection, so was concerned in case was Chlamydia that may have been in genital region as well. Turned out not to be the case. No discharge but just making sure.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2305162]Mystified! Never heard of that! Not sure how it gets near. In Thailand we wash well, not just wipe with paper.

If you have something, best to get a test in a big hurry and be sure what it is! Guesswork is known to fail even when doctors do the guessing.

Even I if wanted to start treatment straight away, I would still get the test straight away as well. Sick of being diagnosed wrong.

And putting up with a problem too long for that reason.
E. g. "cold sores" that weren't, and were actually a simple bacterial infection, easily treated.

With all your hassles with the hospital, sounds like the wrong place. Hospitals charge a lot and seem to be slow. I can get immediate tests at Red Cross in Bangkok, cheaply and fast results. If there is no good fast clinic in Pattaya could be worth a trip to BKK. ha ha.

Surely there is a clinic that can take a look under the microscope and propose the likely tests needed, or am I wrong.
I recall a test outside Thailand where STD clinic took a dick swab and looked under the microscope straight away. The doctor then commented that the types of bacteria I was concerned about were not there, but healthy sperm was detected. ha ha. Not that long since my last cum. I reckon bacterial infections must be detectable quite quickly by experts if you are in the right place for it. At the time I had an eye infection, so was concerned in case was Chlamydia that may have been in genital region as well. Turned out not to be the case. No discharge but just making sure.[/QUOTE]Now people think they catch STDs in the toilets, it's sad how the stigma can scare people. His eye infection was caused by the antibiotics he took. It's very common to have soreness and redness in the eyes, that's a side effect of the antibiotics. It's no use being paranoid. STD clinics are not able to detect every bacteria. As a expert, just by looking at a penis I can say the diagnosis before the lab confirms. It's better to see a medical professional that's specialist in infectioous diseases. Concerning tests, often the faster the worse.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2305162]Mystified! Never heard of that! Not sure how it gets near. In Thailand we wash well, not just wipe with paper.
[/QUOTE]The reason for my extra caution is that I have been reading that most urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria present in your own body. I am not talking about sexually transmitted bacterias here but things like E. Coli for example.

So I am thinking about my own toiletry methods and I realise that the last piece of paper that I use on my ass I also use to wipe the uriine off my urethra. Now is there any possible contamination there? Maybe. So now I will use a clean piece of toilet paper from now on to do the final wipe of my urethra. It may be meaningless, but better safe than sorry. After that I always use soap and water to clean everything.