Hiv...std...aids.....

whycare · #1 30-07-2005, 05:20 PM

sorry for being unknowledgeable...can i know the difference between these few or any others disease like GONORRHEA and etc...?? which is the deadly ones??? which cant be cure or no medicine to cure at all?? or which are the those that can be cure thru medicine or jabs?? i heard ppl saying symptons wont appears so fast... so when then you shld go for the test if thats the case?? kinda blur in these areas... hope some bros here can clear me up... although everytime bonk a FL with CD on... but just which to know more of these as Prevention is better then cure ya! cheers!!

sammyboyfor · #2 30-07-2005, 05:23 PM

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sorry for being unknowledgeable...

Why the hell can't you read the sticky threads first before you ask dumbfuck questions?

whycare · #3 30-07-2005, 05:30 PM

Q. If a person has sexual intercourse with an infected female, what is the chance of him getting the disease?

A. The risk of vaginal intercourse without protection may vary between 0.1 to 0.01%. However, there are many other factors which can increase transmission including the presence of genital ulcers, the type of sex act actually performed, sex toys etc. etc.

Sex WITHOUT protection chances getting it is ONLY 0.1 to 0.01% ???
HUH???

Big Sexy · #4 30-07-2005, 05:41 PM

read this carefully
However, there are many other factors which can increase transmission including the presence of genital ulcers, the type of sex act actually performed, sex toys etc. etc. to be honest with you..this type of thing... noone can give u an exact number.. it is just like someone posting here and ask WHY????WHY??? of all people he kenna STD.

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Sex WITHOUT protection chances getting it is ONLY 0.1 to 0.01% ???
HUH???

AfA_hmor · #5 30-07-2005, 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by whycare

sorry for being unknowledgeable...can i know the difference between these few or any others disease like GONORRHEA and etc...?? which is the deadly ones??? which cant be cure or no medicine to cure at all?? or which are the those that can be cure thru medicine or jabs?? i heard ppl saying symptons wont appears so fast... so when then you shld go for the test if thats the case?? kinda blur in these areas... hope some bros here can clear me up... although everytime bonk a FL with CD on... but just which to know more of these as Prevention is better then cure ya! cheers!!

Hi Whycare!

Despite your handle being Whycare...you do care! The umbrella name for diseases transmitted via sex is Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs). If you are a sufferer, you are suffering from Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).

All STDs are deadly in their own way. Some are deadly to the minds - it causes you emotional stress, pain and depression which may lead to suicidal tendendancy, blame and shame.

Some are deadly to your body and others. You cannot talk about these alone - because it takes two to get any STDs.

HIV will cause AIDS eventually - this ultimately leads to death from you suffering from immuno-deficient i.e. your body can no longer ward off any external invasions of even the simplest bacteria - weaker than a baby. HIV destroys your immunity. So is that deadly or what? You put your wife/gf at risks too as they maybe infected via intercourse (unprotected with Condoms) if you happen to make them pregnant and your child will be born with HIV infection. So it is not just you, its about also who you slept with.

Some will just stay dormant in your body and breakout whenever they are happy or triggered by stress. Herpes for example will reside in your body and never cured but lurk to spread to your gf and/or wife.

So it depends on individual, how deadly these are. Hope it helps in answering your questions.

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Big Sexy · #6 30-07-2005, 05:47 PM

yo..AfA_hmor... good to see you around.

do come and post here often thanks pal

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Hi Whycare!
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bongster · #7 30-07-2005, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by whycare

Q. If a person has sexual intercourse with an infected female, what is the chance of him getting the disease?

A. The risk of vaginal intercourse without protection may vary between 0.1 to 0.01%. However, there are many other factors which can increase transmission including the presence of genital ulcers, the type of sex act actually performed, sex toys etc. etc.

Sex WITHOUT protection chances getting it is ONLY 0.1 to 0.01% ???
HUH???

Shld ard 0.1-1% lar.. anyway there are so many factors, ie viral load, wounds etc.

AfA_hmor · #8 30-07-2005, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by whycare

Q. If a person has sexual intercourse with an infected female, what is the chance of him getting the disease?

A. The risk of vaginal intercourse without protection may vary between 0.1 to 0.01%. However, there are many other factors which can increase transmission including the presence of genital ulcers, the type of sex act actually performed, sex toys etc. etc.

Sex WITHOUT protection chances getting it is ONLY 0.1 to 0.01% ???
HUH???

Sex WITHOUT protection chances getting it is ONLY 0.1 to 0.01% - you should do a probability calculation to your 0.1 to 0.01%. Don't even think about IT brother!

All encounter without protection:
First encounter = 0.1% + other unforeseeable factors
Second encounter = 0.1% + other unforeseeable factors
Third encounter = 0.1% + other unforeseeable factors
Fourth encounter = 0.1% + other unforeseeable factors
Fifth encounter = 0.1% + other unforeseeable factors

You do a probability calculation above - the more you do, the higher the chance. The first time you do, you don't get it, that does not mean the second time you do you DON't GET IT. Why gamble on your life?

If you like gambling, 4D, total or Strike! is better. At least you burnt a hole in your pocket, yet you can earn that money back! If you gamble with your life, what is left?

Why play russian roulette? Take no chance. Be responsible to your own life.

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whycare · #9 30-07-2005, 05:53 PM

Really appreciate bros for replying.... what if you bonk a working lady without CD or the CD breaks during process? what is the follow up action?? wait for 1 months and go for test? so from the reply of bros here.... meaning that if a person got sti/hiv/std etc... meaning theres no cure for it??

AfA_hmor · #10 30-07-2005, 05:57 PM

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Really appreciate bros for replying.... what if you bonk a working lady without CD or the CD breaks during process? what is the follow up action?? wait for 1 months and go for test? so from the reply of bros here.... meaning that if a person got sti/hiv/std etc... meaning theres no cure for it??

Wait three months - Window period - by theory & clinical trials for higher accuracy. If you are Kiasu, some people do every month.

STI - depends. Some got cure. Some no cure.

HIV/AIDS - Death becomes you.

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whycare · #11 30-07-2005, 06:01 PM

bro i saw info that hiv/aids is a upgrade stage of std?? issit true? or u will contact hiv/aids straight without contacting std..? tks..

bongster · #12 30-07-2005, 06:02 PM

Bro.. ur CD broke or u did RAW??? FYI there indeed are HIV+ samsters...

sammyboyfor · #13 30-07-2005, 06:02 PM

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bro i saw info that hiv/aids is a upgrade stage of std?? issit true? or u will contact hiv/aids straight without contacting std..? tks..

That confirms it...you're a moron.

whycare · #14 30-07-2005, 06:04 PM

nah... i EVERYTIME must sure CD in on when bonking WL... just wish to get more knowledge... Rule of Cheonging...

AfA_hmor · #15 30-07-2005, 06:04 PM

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bro i saw info that hiv/aids is a upgrade stage of std?? issit true? or u will contact hiv/aids straight without contacting std..? tks..

Upgrade stage? Where did you read that from?

You can contract HIV on its own. You can contract HIV with the presence of other STDs as some STD gives you cuts, sores, pus, which facilitate transmission of HIV.

Again, noone gets AIDS immediately. You get HIV infection first then you develop AIDS.

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