Safe Sex and Sex Related Discussions in Thailand

[QUOTE=Hack351;2325831]A few trips ago I came back with both chlamydia and gonorrhea and I am sure I got something again, the pain is starting and there is discharge. I have already stopped all activities. I don't care about the shot in the ass or the 2 horse pills they give you but I don't want to be judged by my primary care Dr in the states. Is there something I could buy at a pharmacy or a clinic I can go to? I'm in Pattaya Beach now.[/QUOTE]You are very brave and courageous. I don't want to catch gonorrhea and syphilis because I have a phobia for shots in the ass. If the judgement was the only problem, I wouldn't care unless you are married. You are single and don't give a shit about doctors' judgement. You should see an urologist. Maybe it's just e coli.

[QUOTE=Hack351;2325831]A few trips ago I came back with both chlamydia and gonorrhea and I am sure I got something again, the pain is starting and there is discharge. I have already stopped all activities. I don't care about the shot in the ass or the 2 horse pills they give you but I don't want to be judged by my primary care Dr in the states. Is there something I could buy at a pharmacy or a clinic I can go to? I'm in Pattaya Beach now.[/QUOTE]There are doctors in Pattaya! Get treated in Pattaya before you go home dude! Seems simple.

[QUOTE=Hack351;2325831]A few trips ago I came back with both chlamydia and gonorrhea and I am sure I got something again, the pain is starting and there is discharge. I have already stopped all activities. I don't care about the shot in the ass or the 2 horse pills they give you but I don't want to be judged by my primary care Dr in the states. Is there something I could buy at a pharmacy or a clinic I can go to? I'm in Pattaya Beach now.[/QUOTE]Sure a pharmacy can recommend the a treatment easy and provide it, but if I was you I would get tested by professionals in Pattaya as well, to double check you are treated for the right thing, especially since you don't know what you have and the Pharmacy can only make a good guess.

Its unlikely you have to have a shot in ass I think.

[QUOTE=Hack351;2325831]A few trips ago I came back with both chlamydia and gonorrhea and I am sure I got something again, the pain is starting and there is discharge. I have already stopped all activities. I don't care about the shot in the ass or the 2 horse pills they give you but I don't want to be judged by my primary care Dr in the states. Is there something I could buy at a pharmacy or a clinic I can go to? I'm in Pattaya Beach now.[/QUOTE]Before taking any antibiotic or medication, go and see a health professional. You better see a urologist. Avoid drug resistance (overuse and unecessary use). What is the color of your discharge? But anyway go and see a urologist, staff working at the pharmacy won't help you because guess is useless. Only a good specialist can tell you your problem. Don't make the same mistake as some members. (SEEKING TREATMENT WITHOUT BEING CHECKED BY A GOOD AND SKILLED SPECIALIST). As a dermatovenereologist living in Brazil, I don't judge my patients because I don't care about how they live and their lifestyle. Many professionals won't judge you because it's not professional.

[QUOTE=Hack351;2325831]A few trips ago I came back with both chlamydia and gonorrhea and I am sure I got something again, the pain is starting and there is discharge. I have already stopped all activities. I don't care about the shot in the ass or the 2 horse pills they give you but I don't want to be judged by my primary care Dr in the states. Is there something I could buy at a pharmacy or a clinic I can go to? I'm in Pattaya Beach now.[/QUOTE]Go to one of the local hospitals, they will do a full VDRL screen on you and treat you on the spot, and it's cheap, less than a few thousand bht tops, not like in the USA, where only phonecalls are free.

[QUOTE=Hack351;2325831]A few trips ago I came back with both chlamydia and gonorrhea and I am sure I got something again, the pain is starting and there is discharge. I have already stopped all activities. I don't care about the shot in the ass or the 2 horse pills they give you but I don't want to be judged by my primary care Dr in the states. Is there something I could buy at a pharmacy or a clinic I can go to? I'm in Pattaya Beach now.[/QUOTE]You are in arguably the hooker capital of the world, you seem to have STIs and you are asking what to do. You sound like an entry in a teen's agony column newspaper. Go to Pattaya's best hospital or Bumrungrad in Bkk. That is your first port of call. Deal with the problem now an the maybe deal with it later in the USA too, after you get sound medical advice in a Thai medical centre.

Alternatively, you can do what the women do. Wave a chicken over your head, so a wai to a bunch of flowers and spread your disease far and wide.

I keep reading that there is a real risk of catching herpes or warts even in fully protected vaginal sex.

I can see how it can happen theoretically, via skin-to-skin contact. But how high is the risk really, in the absence of visible sores?

[QUOTE=Globalnomad5;2327520]I keep reading that there is a real risk of catching herpes or warts even in fully protected vaginal sex.

I can see how it can happen theoretically, via skin-to-skin contact. But how high is the risk really, in the absence of visible sores?[/QUOTE]Yes, the inoculation point can be almost any point of contact in the area, not just on your pecker. Warts can appear on your taint, ass, and pelvis and herps the same. If you monger enough, chances are you are going to contract one or both and condoms are not going to protect you. The vast majority of long term mongers I know have one or both. The only true fire method is to have one partner that you know and trust. If you engage in P4 P, it's just a part of the game. If you are not willing to take that risk, then I might suggest another hobby.

[QUOTE=Globalnomad5;2327520]I keep reading that there is a real risk of catching herpes or warts even in fully protected vaginal sex.

I can see how it can happen theoretically, via skin-to-skin contact. But how high is the risk really, in the absence of visible sores?[/QUOTE]HSV and HPV are not really dangerous if your immune system is good, you won't develop warts or outbreak of herpes. Almost everybody has HSV, If you have HSV1, you are immune to HSV2. Every sexual active person catch hpv in their life, hpv goes away on its own within 6 months - 2 years. You can also catch hpv causing warts in other parts of your body without sex. There are over 100 types of hpv. 14 are cancer causing. (cervical, oral, anal, vagina and penile cancer).

Does someone know if Bifonazole is available in Pharmacies in Thailand?

[QUOTE=Goatscrot;2327629]Yes, the inoculation point can be almost any point of contact in the area, not just on your pecker. Warts can appear on your taint, ass, and pelvis and herps the same. If you monger enough, chances are you are going to contract one or both and condoms are not going to protect you. The vast majority of long term mongers I know have one or both. The only true fire method is to have one partner that you know and trust. If you engage in P4 P, it's just a part of the game. If you are not willing to take that risk, then I might suggest another hobby.[/QUOTE]Sometimes I think I want to monger for life. But there is no cure for herpes, if you ever want to settle down with someone you got to tell them they'll get it too. Heavy stuff.

I never DATY or have BBBJ, no disrespect to those who do.

I want to smash all these girls but want to settle down one day STD free. So conflicted!

[QUOTE=MongerForSex;2327645]HSV and HPV are not really dangerous if your immune system is good, you won't develop warts or outbreak of herpes. Almost everybody has HSV, If you have HSV1, you are immune to HSV2. [/QUOTE]THIS IS STUNNINGLY INCORRECT.

HSV1 is so called oral herpes, and yes most people have it.

Having it does not make you immune to catching HSV2 , aka genital herpes. And it doesn't matter how good your immune system is if you come into contact with viral outbreak of HSV / genital, you will catch it and you will have an outbreak.

Google is your friend, you know.

[URL]https://www.hopkinsallchildrens.org/Patients-Families/Health-Library/HealthDocNew/Is-It-Possible-to-Develop-an-Immunity-to-Genital-H[/URL]

Repost of article on how to prevent infection by herpes and bacteria. Chemical and Engineering review study of personal lubricants - 9 times lower risk of infection using coconut oil as lubricant.

Studies raise questions about safety of personal lubricants. Some experiments find cell damage and increased risk of sexually transmitted infections.

"Although most people will list only K-why Jelly when asked to recall the names of personal lubricants, hundreds of the products are being used for sex across the globe. These sex aids are designed to make things easier. So it's a little unsettling that experiments carried out in recent years have indicated that some of the products might be smoothing the way for disease transmission.

Used to reduce friction and increase pleasure during intercourse, lubricants are about a $219 million market in the USA Alone, according to the Chicago-based market research firm SymphonyIRI Group.

For instance, K-why Warming Jelly, which has an osmolality more than 30 times the body's own fluid, increased herpes transmission more than ninefold compared with rodents not administered lubricant (BMC Infect. Dis. , DOI: 10.1186/1471-2334-10-331).

[URL]http://cen.acs.org/articles/90/i50/S...sonal.html2012[/URL]

Commenter Michael: "These studies suggest that perhaps light, vegetable based oils, typically shunned because they are not water soluble like natural body fluids, may be a better base for formulating personal lubricants. " I. E. Antibacteriological and antiviral oil like Coconut oil for lubrication. . . That do not damage skin and increase herpes transmission, unlike K-why Jelly.

In a nutshell, herpes viruses have a lipid (fatty) skin - " Regarding the natural treatment of herpes infection, we can take advantage of the characteristics of the virus to impact its tendency to erupt. Since the virus is essentially a piece of DNA surrounded by a fatty layer, if we target this aspect we can largely "disable" the virus. Luckily, we have two substances which are known to target this tendency of the virus. . . (#2 coconut oil). [URL]https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/ask-the-doctor/herpes/[/URL].

[QUOTE=LivingFossil;2328794]Sometimes I think I want to monger for life. But there is no cure for herpes, if you ever want to settle down with someone you got to tell them they'll get it too. Heavy stuff.

I never DATY or have BBBJ, no disrespect to those who do.

I want to smash all these girls but want to settle down one day STD free. So conflicted![/QUOTE]There's a huge stigma against "Herpes" (especially in the US), but if you call it "cold sores", which is the same thing, people seem not to care much. The prevalence among US adults is about 50% anyway.

If you want to monger but are ultra-paranoid about all STDs, you're in the wrong business. Sure, the risks exist, take precautions and wrap up, but there's no point in obsessing or exaggerating.

[QUOTE=Catire;2328841]THIS IS STUNNINGLY INCORRECT.

HSV1 is so called oral herpes, and yes most people have it.

Having it does not make you immune to catching HSV2 , aka genital herpes. And it doesn't matter how good your immune system is if you come into contact with viral outbreak of HSV / genital, you will catch it and you will have an outbreak.

Google is your friend, you know.

[URL]https://www.hopkinsallchildrens.org/Patients-Families/Health-Library/HealthDocNew/Is-It-Possible-to-Develop-an-Immunity-to-Genital-H[/URL][/QUOTE]You are incorrect, Google is not your friend. Having HSV1 makes you immune to HSV2. If you have an outbreak, that means you have a problem with your immune system, it's not difficult to understand. So you mean I don't know my job and studied years for nothing.

Congratulation, you got your medical diploma on Google.