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DWU.S.
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I will be out of town for a few days and won't be able to answer questions. If you would like to email me at DWooley97@yahoo.com I will answer you on my return. What's wrong with me? What should I do to prevent getting a disease? These are the kinds of questions I can answer for ladies or men. Please ask me any questions about STD's (Sexually Transmitted Diseases)that you would like to talk to a woman about. I'm not a medical professional but have 20 years of counseling experience. | |
John Thai, MDU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/15/2009 |
Please accept my apologies as I may only be volunteering on a sporadic schedule. | |
Mark BeharU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/12/2009 |
Almost any question or concern about sexually transmitted infections, abnormal Pap smears, anal cytology (anal "Pap smears"), gay men's health issues. There is no such thing as “d/d free” or “clean” (free of infection), so why do so many of us deceive ourselves into thinking that some people are indeed totally free from a potentially infectious disease, like HIV, herpes, hepatitis, syphilis, chlamydia, warts, gonorrhea, etc., just because they say so? Clinical laboratory tests are not perfect, and having a “negative” or “nonreactive” test does not mean that a person is free from infection. Perhaps at the moment the test ..... |
Hello Naomi, There are two common screening tests for syphilis, that are almost identical, but not quite!! The VDRL and the RPR. (Public health departments usually perform the more sensitive VDRL; private
Hello Nervousinstl, Is it possible? Yes. Is it likely, no. However, it is a good idea to look before you touch next time! That is a good reason to start of showering together, followed by a mutual massage
Hello Again, Natasha, Almost nothing in life has ZERO risk, but this comes pretty darned close, with regards to potential for HIV transmission. Unfortunately, it's not quite as easy to assess such risk
Hi Again, Jay, The nurse kind of said something similar-- ejaculation is usually accompanied by the pleasurable sensation of orgasm; prostatic discharge will cause the discharge, but is not accompanied
Hello Jay, Two things come to mind: Abnormal, due to a seually transmitted infecion caused by something like chlamydia or gonorrhea. Normal variation, due to stool pressing on your prostate, forcing

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