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[QUOTE=LuvMexicanas;2941599]It seems you're getting bent out of shape. This was never about me so your field is all yours comment is bizarre. It was me calling you out for shaming another poster and trying to censor him.[/QUOTE]How is your day going?
[URL]https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/73/rr/rr7302a1.htm[/URL]#text=In%20 three%20 large%20 randomized%20 controlled, gonococcal%20 infections%20 by%20 approximately%2050%25.
[QUOTE=Killian94;2959373]Hi guys, I'm planning to come to Medellin soon and I'm planning to meet some girls I talk to on tinder so they can spend 2 weeks with me.
I wanted to know if STDs are very common here and if it's possible to get them tested because I would like to have sex without condoms with them.[/QUOTE]The best response I can give to you is to request from the girl somewhere where you both can get tested prior to BBFS. If you are in the Poblado area I'm sure the Las Vegas clinic would provide STD testing.
[QUOTE=Turgid;2959620]... clinic would provide STD testing.[/QUOTE]Just look at your dick itself and see if any sores, or if you cannot piss or piss razor blades, then you have the clap. Go buy some penicillin / amoxillin yourself, its over the counter in Colombia. Herpes if not treatable with penicillin, you need to get some Acyclovir and smear over the sore. Yes, I am a doctor.
[QUOTE=HumbleHal;2959628]Just look at your dick itself and see if any sores, or if you cannot piss or piss razor blades, then you have the clap. Go buy some penicillin / amoxillin yourself, its over the counter in Colombia. Herpes if not treatable with penicillin, you need to get some Acyclovir and smear over the sore. Yes, I am a doctor.[/QUOTE]If you are a doctor then why are you telling him the wrong shit?
If he has the clap he should not take penicillin or amoxicillin. The recommended fist line medication is Doxycycline 100 MG twice per day for 10 days and a 500 MG I'm injection of ceftriaxone. Both are available without a prescription in Colombia and they can administer the injection in a back room at the pharmacy for like $5.
Alternatively azythromycin can be taken instead of doxycycline 1500 MG taken all at once plus the ceftriaxone is not first line defense anymore but it still works.
Also taking doxycycline 100 MG once per day as a Pre-exposure profilaxis will stop gonorrhea from ever happening in the first place. Just make sure to eat something when you take it or it will fuck you up. It also keeps malaria from starting too if you would happen to be in an area where malaria is endemic. And in my experience it is also clearing up my acne and pimples that I used to have. Also look into getting a vaccine called Bexsero which is actually for Meningitis but has been shown to be up to 40% effective against bacterial gonorrhea.
For herpes acyclovir cream won't do shit. You want to get the pills not the cream but actually you want Valacyclovir as it works much more efficiently. Get the 1000 MG valacyclovir pills (genfar or MK and AG brands are fine) and take two per day (once every 12 hours) as soon as you feel an outbreak coming on, preferably before any blisters come up. Take the valacyclovir for 5 days and then you will see that the blisters stopped before they even started. There are currently several vaccines for HSV2 (genital herpes)in development by companies such as moderna and others and they are in phase 1 and phase 2 trials at the University of Pennsylvania in the US but they may be several years away from being approved and available to the public.
I'm not a doctor but I know these methods are tried and true from my own personal experience over the years.
Gabacho.
[QUOTE=HumbleHal;2959628]Just look at your dick itself and see if any sores, or if you cannot piss or piss razor blades, then you have the clap. Go buy some penicillin / amoxillin yourself, its over the counter in Colombia. Herpes if not treatable with penicillin, you need to get some Acyclovir and smear over the sore. Yes, I am a doctor.[/QUOTE]LOL A doctor who seems to advise that all STDs are easily identifiable and you don't need to get tested. I hope you have no patients LOL. I suspect you don't LOL.
At Gabacho.
Do you have list of medicine you take weekly or monthly for proactive.
See you get several in Jakarta local shop.
Are no side affects if you taking doxycycline azithromycin as you taking before any issues.
What list of medicine is in your kit, if you able to get HIV prep and any others for proactive medicine where you get.
If you doing raw most of time ask as Jak has HIV.
And many Chinese foreigner visiting Jak.
Hello guys,
I have a newbie question LOL.
I am over 40 got divorced and trying to catch up with things I lost in my life.
All my life I didn't have to use condoms. But since I am meeting girls I always use one.
Is it normal that my dick is little itchy after sex in condom? Even one day after?
I am not used to it. When having bareback nothing like this happens.
Is something wrong or it is just my head overthinking?
Where do you buy Doxy‑PEP / doxycycline (200 MG)? Trying to be safe for myself and others, it so hard to buy. Places I go to say I needed to test positive first, no one was would subscribe or sell as a preventative measure.
[URL]https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hiv-prevention-drug-lenacapavir-yeztugo-approved-fda/[/URL]
Your odds of catching hiv in Indonesia is virtually zero unless your doing MM sex or with Waria's. Look at the odds virtually zero.
[URL]https://www.hudsonvalleycs.org/calculating-your-hiv-risk-by-the-numbers/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Chilli1;2961221]At Gabacho.
Do you have list of medicine you take weekly or monthly for proactive.
See you get several in Jakarta local shop.
Are no side affects if you taking doxycycline azithromycin as you taking before any issues.
What list of medicine is in your kit, if you able to get HIV prep and any others for proactive medicine where you get.
If you doing raw most of time ask as Jak has HIV.
And many Chinese foreigner visiting Jak.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Morales85;3003603]Hello guys,
I have a newbie question LOL.
I am over 40 got divorced and trying to catch up with things I lost in my life.
All my life I didn't have to use condoms. But since I am meeting girls I always use one.
Is it normal that my dick is little itchy after sex in condom? Even one day after?
I am not used to it. When having bareback nothing like this happens.
Is something wrong or it is just my head overthinking?[/QUOTE]To me it seems like you have an allergy to the material in the condom. I don't think this is normal, but an allergy to latex or some other material will make you itchy like that.
[QUOTE=NoGermaphobe;3009832]
But I do look forward to the posts in a few years about why all the ladies are asking 500 K to 1 million tip, how the dollar or other western currencies have lost their purchasing power against the rupiah, or how most ladies refuse to go with bule / other foreigners now and are Chinese or Indo only ladies.[/QUOTE]The whole reason why classic is so popular is because people know that BBFS is available there. If they started actually enforcing a strict condom policy or charging 500 k or 1 juta for BBFS the place would go out of business.
Do you really think all those Chinese dudes are using condoms?
If they tried to make us use condoms we would all just go to lokasari or the train tracks or build a semi-pro network like I have. And then classic wouldn't have 10% of the customers it has now. Basically just the guys who want to use condoms would be the only guys still going. Just like travel. I don't patronize the place but numerous people have reported that they even use Condoms for blow jobs and also they have a declining clientele. I remember some guy saying he couldn't get into classic wearing a tanktop but he was able to get into travel wearing his tanktop and then another poster said travel was hurting for customers. Well why do you think they are hurting for customers? It's obvious there is a direct correlation between condom enforcement and losing customers.
Also as a side note to the guy who mentioned an HIV scars at travel in 2008, I was just reading that the FSA just approved a new medication that is 100% effective against HIV and it's an injection you get twice a year called lenacapavir. It's basically a functional cure if you already have it and it's a functional vaccine if you don't have it. Here's a link to an article about it:
[URL]https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2025/06/18/hiv-epidemic-new-shot-fda-approval/84240744007/[/URL]
This isn't 2008 this is 2025 and we have more tools to protect us.
-Gabacho.
„The drug will be marketed under the name Yeztugo and sell for an annual price of $28,218, or $14,109 per injection. ".
This means it's going to cost about 1000 per injection in the free world. Still a lot of money for most people.
Thank you Gabacho and Safado70 for the info on lenacapavir / Yeztugo.
Here's me hoping that the "$40 per person per year" cost for lenacapavir mentioned in this CNN article becomes reality soon.
Here's me also hoping that there will soon be easy and cost effective preventions for pregnancy and STD's (Human Papillomavirus, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Herpes, Trichomoniasis.).
Maybe there already are easy and cost effective preventions for pregnancy and STD's, and I'm just not up-to-date and readily aware of them, and therefore I need to read-up more and educate myself.
Basically, here's me hoping that BBFS becomes more and more less-risk and less-stress.
[QUOTE]"......Gilead Sciences, maker of the drug, announced that a twice-a-year injection of lenacapavir has been approved in the United States for HIV prevention under the brand name Yeztugo. In clinical trials, the drug was found to dramatically reduce the risk of infection and provide near-total protection against HIV, significantly more than the primary options available for pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP.......Therapies called PrEP have been used to prevent HIV infections for years. In the United States, this may involve taking pills, such as a daily medication called Truvada, or getting shots, such as injections every two months of the medication Apretude. But a twice-yearly shot of lenacapavir has now become another option in the prevention toolbox making it the first and only such shot for HIV prevention.......One study published in November in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy found that for treatment, lenacapavir costs up to nearly $45,000 per person per year without insurance, as an average wholesale list price but it could be mass-produced for less than $100 per person per year......The team of researchers behind the study projected a possible minimum price based on the drugs current ingredients, production models and cost models. They demonstrated that lenacapavir could be mass-produced for up to $93 per person per year, potentially falling to about $40 per person per year if voluntary licences are in place and competition between generic suppliers substantially improves........Voluntary licensing and multiple suppliers are required to achieve these low prices, the researchers wrote in the study abstract. This mechanism is already in place for other antiretrovirals." (https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/18/health/hiv-lenacapavir-fda-approval)[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Gabacho;3010189]The whole reason why classic is so popular is because people know that BBFS is available there. If they started actually enforcing a strict condom policy or charging 500 k or 1 juta for BBFS the place would go out of business......If they tried to make us use condoms we would all just go to lokasari or the train tracks or build a semi-pro network like I have......Also as a side note to the guy who mentioned an HIV scares at travel in 2008, I was just reading that the FSA just approved a new medication that is 100% effective against HIV and it's an injection you get twice a year called lenacapavir. It's basically a functional cure if you already have it and it's a functional vaccine if you don't have it. Here's a link to an article about it........This isn't 2008 this is 2025 and we have more tools to protect us.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Safado70;3010372]The drug will be marketed under the name Yeztugo and sell for an annual price of $28,218, or $14,109 per injection. ".......This means it's going to cost about 1000 per injection in the free world. Still a lot of money for most people.[/QUOTE]