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Just to bad that these STD's keep mutating and ruin our fun :(

"Gonorrhea may become untreatable

Gonorrhea may become untreatable as the improper use of antibiotics reduces the body's ability to clear the sexually transmitted infection, the World Health Organization said Thursday.

There is now "widespread resistance" to cheaper first-line antibiotics against the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, the WHO's Western Pacific regional office said in a statement. The agency said Australia, Hong Kong and Japan have reported treatment failures with cephalosporin, a class of antibiotics that is the last line of defense against the disease.

Left untreated, gonorrhea can result in infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy, infections in newborn children and swelling of the scrotum.
([url]http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/29/AR2010042904876.html[/url] )"S

Wan't to remind that STD's are not only confined to the genitals. My girl friend an ex worker at an AMP has contracted GC orally by BBBJ's. I once got it from her because she likely didn't wash well enough after having BBFS with a custermer minutes before. Like a bad sore throat. Gonnococcal pharygitis.

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CSD500 is a condom that incorporates an erectogenic compound to help men maintain a firmer erection during intercourse whilst wearing a condom. A pharmacological dose of Glyceryl Trinitrate gel contained within the teat of the condom will be delivered to the penis. This has been clinically proven to increase local blood flow within the penis which in turn leads to increased firmness, increased penile size and longer duration of an erection.

The product will be sold throughout Europe by Durex® in the same way as conventional condoms, classified as a Class III medical device with an ancillary medicinal substance.

So I've been dabbling in this hobby for a while now, usually just HE's at the parlor, but on a recent trip I got a CBJ. The provider asked if I had a condom and when I said no she left and came back with a square of saran wrap or clear garbage bag. She performed about 5 minutes of oral then cleaned me up. I went home and showered immediately, but the next day I was having discomfort and felt like the the head of my penis was warm and maybe redder than usual. After a few days that subsides, but I can't tell if I'm urinating more often than before and if I'm just more conscious or my genitals due to anxiety. Two weeks after this I decide to go to a clinic and get checked out, I tell them of my experience and they do a visual examination and tell me everything is fine and a full blown test would be a waste of time and money. Now right after visiting I have a discomfort on the side of my penis. It seemed to last two days and felt like a dull pain, but it didn't really start until right after I left the clinic. I was told there was practically no risk in what I did yet I'm crazy paranoid. I've put off sex with the wife due to my paranoia so I guess I'm just wondering could anxiety be causing all this?

[QUOTE=Indypball]So I've been dabbling in this hobby for a while now, usually just HE's at the parlor, but on a recent trip I got a CBJ. The provider asked if I had a condom and when I said no she left and came back with a square of saran wrap or clear garbage bag. She performed about 5 minutes of oral then cleaned me up. I went home and showered immediately, but the next day I was having discomfort and felt like the the head of my penis was warm and maybe redder than usual. After a few days that subsides, but I can't tell if I'm urinating more often than before and if I'm just more conscious or my genitals due to anxiety. Two weeks after this I decide to go to a clinic and get checked out, I tell them of my experience and they do a visual examination and tell me everything is fine and a full blown test would be a waste of time and money. Now right after visiting I have a discomfort on the side of my penis. It seemed to last two days and felt like a dull pain, but it didn't really start until right after I left the clinic. I was told there was practically no risk in what I did yet I'm crazy paranoid. I've put off sex with the wife due to my paranoia so I guess I'm just wondering could anxiety be causing all this?[/QUOTE]


I went through that after my first visit to an amp, std's take some time to show. If it was the next day it may have been you just irritated some thing. I have gotten what the Dr called honeymoon it-es and it was just a general irritation from to much activity not an STD. The mind does play games though.

[QUOTE=John Dough][url]http://www.futuramedical.com/content/products/csd_500.asp[/url]

CSD500 is a condom that incorporates an erectogenic compound to help men maintain a firmer erection during intercourse whilst wearing a condom. A pharmacological dose of Glyceryl Trinitrate gel contained within the teat of the condom will be delivered to the penis. This has been clinically proven to increase local blood flow within the penis which in turn leads to increased firmness, increased penile size and longer duration of an erection.

The product will be sold throughout Europe by Durex® in the same way as conventional condoms, classified as a Class III medical device with an ancillary medicinal substance.[/QUOTE]

What do you do if you can't get the condom off and the erection lasts longer than four hours?

1) Almost no STD has symptoms that show up the next day. Irritation definitely does. And the treatment you got, irritation would be expected.
2) Irritation causes inflammation: red, hot and swollen.
3) Subsides after a few days. STD would generally get WORSE after a few days.

The treatment was too rough for the little head. A plastic garbage bag is way too stiff and hard for the head of the penis...
I am surprised that a massage parlor would not have a case of condoms! By the same token, heavier plastic offers better protection. So I agree that the harsh treatment you got DID in fact probably protect you from any STD. HOWEVER, the abrasions you got would make you more susceptible to HIV should you be exposed to that virus...

[QUOTE=Indypball]... on a recent trip I got a CBJ. The provider asked if I had a condom and when I said no she left and came back with a square of saran wrap or clear garbage bag. .. the next day I was having discomfort and felt like the the head of my penis was warm and maybe redder than usual. After a few days that subsides, but I can't tell if I'm urinating more often than before and if I'm just more conscious or my genitals due to anxiety. ...[/QUOTE]

Hi Mongers,

Just wondering if anyone here does a mouth check like I do before BBBJ basically looking for cuts, sores, overall hygene? The girls never seem to mind it but Ive asked a few and there like "no ones ever asked". I usually will CBJ unless I do a mouth check. If I see like "meth mouth" I definatey wrap up. Just wondering what the board thinks thanks.

[QUOTE=Brewer3970]Hi Mongers,

Just wondering if anyone here does a mouth check like I do before BBBJ basically looking for cuts, sores, overall hygene? The girls never seem to mind it but Ive asked a few and there like "no ones ever asked". I usually will CBJ unless I do a mouth check. If I see like "meth mouth" I definatey wrap up. Just wondering what the board thinks thanks.[/QUOTE]There is no "mouth check" you can do to be safe during a BBBJ. Most likely the girl sees quite a few people daily and she could be transferring STD's before the symptoms even show up which usually takes at least a week. 70% of people with gonorrhea or chlamydia in their mouth have no symptoms at all, so they might not even know they have it. You can also get herpes from someone with no visible outbreak. I don't know why anyone would do BBBJ or unprotected DATY, If you have a cavity or you scraped your gums while brushing your teeth etc. It would be so easy to get HIV. Just my 2 cents.

[QUOTE=Sexy Girl 314]There is no "mouth check" you can do to be safe during a BBBJ. Most likely the girl sees quite a few people daily and she could be transferring STD's before the symptoms even show up which usually takes at least a week. 70% of people with gonorrhea or chlamydia in their mouth have no symptoms at all[/QUOTE]I wonder what the odds of infection would be for gonorrhea or chlamydia for a CBJ. I haven't been able to find any info about it, and I'm wondering if I will need to waste the money on a test to get some piece of mind, given so many can have it w/o symptoms.

A 16 year old friend just found out she has genital herpes. It is so sad because she has only had intercourse once, that happened when she was 14 and she insisted that the 16 year old neighbor wear a condom before penetrating her. She cared nothing about the guy but let him talk her into doing it because she was curious as to what it would be like. It was a terrible experience for her and she decided she did not want to have intercourse again until she was a grown woman. She got naked and lay on the bed. He got naked, hard and had to put on a rubber because she made him. Then he climbed on top of her and with no foreplay, stuck it in and thrusted a couple of minutes and came. She said it was not pleasant at all. Then about a month later he comes to her crying because he has found out he has genital herpes. She felt safe though because she thought by making him wear protection she was ok. She did not realize condoms don't protect 100% from herpes. Now she is devistated. She says she only had intercourse once and used protection but still had that happen.

Has anyone ever used privatemd labs for anoymous st testing? 295 for a complete panel. Any other leads would be appreciated.

B/c CDC and various state and fed laws require testing center/MD to be able to get back ahold of u, to prevent contagion.

Don't hold that as fact. Look-up. Why not search the state laws where you reside? And, the public health dept can do tests also. Even though you may not qualify income-wise, they are also required to do tests upon patient demand/request.

If put urself in an MD's shoes, would know there are reasons for this. On the other hand, they would also be required to KEEP your records private. They would only report to CDC /state, age, sex, results of test(s) for the data base. They would NOT phone your home.

Relax, get whatever test you need, and be treated. Since have to be 18 y-o to join this site, that is what adults do, ne se pas?

Regards,

Sall

[QUOTE=MoeShempLarry]B/c CDC and various state and fed laws require testing center/MD to be able to get back ahold of u, to prevent contagion.

Don't hold that as fact. Look-up. Why not search the state laws where you reside? And, the public health dept can do tests also. Even though you may not qualify income-wise, they are also required to do tests upon patient demand/request.

If put urself in an MD's shoes, would know there are reasons for this. On the other hand, they would also be required to KEEP your records private. They would only report to CDC /state, age, sex, results of test(s) for the data base. They would NOT phone your home.

Relax, get whatever test you need, and be treated. Since have to be 18 y-o to join this site, that is what adults do, ne se pas?

Regards,

Sall[/QUOTE]

Is this a response to my post? Anonymous testing is very real deal. A lot of people don't want to just run to people that they know for such a sensitive test. There is also the real risk of your insurance company dropping you for just requesting the test no matter the results. Anonymous testing is done all of the time - I just want to find a reputable center and be smart about it.

At AMPs, when they give you a TS, they ask you to lie down, naked, face down, on a foam mat. Kind of grosses me out to be laying the boys down right where some other boy's boys have been, probably just a few minutes before. They do rinse it off first, but still. The warm, wet conditions would seem perfect for various fungus, bacteria, and viral particles to remain viable between visitors.

Next time, I'll just ask to be washed standing up. Anyone else made this request at an AMP? How did they respond?

Not going into the safety aspect to much on it but how many guys out there has worn a condom this way. I have heard some guy say that you get more feeling this way? I've read as far as HIV goes that if the head is covered and there is no nicks in the skin your safe. Not saying that you couldn't get something else but that is something I read. I'm one of those guys who personally hate to wear they but if wearing just on the head gives me dome protection and I still get the feeling I'll go far it.

[QUOTE=Vate Faire; 1051246]At AMPs, when they give you a TS, they ask you to lie down, naked, face down, on a foam mat. Kind of grosses me out to be laying the boys down right where some other boy's boys have been, probably just a few minutes before. They do rinse it off first, but still. The warm, wet conditions would seem perfect for various fungus, bacteria, and viral particles to remain viable between visitors.

Next time, I'll just ask to be washed standing up. Anyone else made this request at an AMP? How did they respond? [/QUOTE]You don't have to get a table shower, in fact, in many cases you are paying slightly extra for a table shower. Sometimes I refuse the shower, especially in winter when it is kind of cold, or if I don't want to go home smelling of soap. Usually, the masseuse will rinse the table / mat off before you lie down on it. However, I think there is little concern about this. Especially an Asian place (Korean) they are extremely clean people. However, it never hurts to check the towels a little, make sure they are changed. However, they usually put down a fresh towl in front of you. But I think either way it is more a psychological thing with little danger from picking up a disease.

So. If such a high number is infected, and don't notice, because they have no symptoms. Seems to suggest the virus is becoming less and less of a problem as it becomes more and more widespread. Viruses are adapting to overcome our defenses and to cause less harm to us at the same time. Basically herpes / colds are same thing. So. Eventually this diseases will not be a cause of concern in humans and all of us will have it.

[QUOTE=Bill Bradsky; 956086]Here is a report on Herpes Simplex 2. Aka genital herpes.

[url]http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/03/10/genital.herpes/index.html?hpt=T2[/url]

Here is the most shocking part:

"Women and African-Americans have the highest rate of genital herpes infections. According to the study, one in five women is infected with the herpes virus. The infection rate was almost twice as high among women. Nearly 21 percent. Than among men, at 11. 5 percent.

For African-Americans, the prevalence of infection was 39. 2 percent. More than three times that of whites, at 12. 3 percent. Black women are most affected by the disease, with an infection rate of 48 percent."

In fact, statistics show that people with herpes are two to three times more likely to get HIV if exposed. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Crazy Jim Wood;1094719]You don't have to get a table shower, in fact, in many cases you are paying slightly extra for a table shower. Sometimes I refuse the shower, especially in winter when it is kind of cold, or if I don't want to go home smelling of soap. Usually, the masseuse will rinse the table / mat off before you lie down on it. However, I think there is little concern about this. Especially an Asian place (Korean) they are extremely clean people. However, it never hurts to check the towels a little, make sure they are changed. However, they usually put down a fresh towl in front of you. But I think either way it is more a psychological thing with little danger from picking up a disease.[/QUOTE]Only problem I have ever heard of about this is athletes foot.

Well. Two days of intermittent pissing blood (maybe all together a thimble-ful of blood, but when it comes out your cock that seems like a lot). I have been drinking gallons of water each day. Also a painful right testicle and sensitive flank (right abdomen, from bottom of ribcage (top of love handle) to the hip bone front and back) occasional shooting pains. Cloudy urine. Oh, yeah, and burning on urination.

No puss, no drip. No fever or other signs of infection.

I have been seeing doctors on and off for 2-3 years now for some of the symptoms (especially the tenderness of my right flank and right testicle). They happily take my money but never provide an explanation. However, after looking at all of the symptoms together, it seems kidney stones is the best possible diagnosis. It certainly has felt like I was passing something the past few days. I have also checked out the equipment with a little self servicing, ejaculate looked just fine, copious amounts, etc. And it is only my right side (if it was a systemic infection you would expect both sides).

But if you tell a doctor burning when you urinate, even if they can't find signs of infection, they want to diagnose you with an std and give you penicillin and have you tell your so, so she will get tested, of course find nothing, and then be treated anyway.

So, just say no to bullshit diagnosis by doctors. They are happy to put you through the indignity, and the damage to your relationship (s) and wallet, without knowing what the fuck they are talking about.

Kidney stones. Trauma to the urethra during sex. I think these things increase as we age. If you are in this lifestyle, don't tell your doctor, don't give them the easy out that "oh it is an std". It will ruin your personal life and finances, and will prevent you from finding the real problem.

BTW, kidney stones are no joke, but they are also not that bad. Probably a lot better than having a tube shoved down your dick by a fat-fingered urologist. Especially in rural areas, doctors SUCK! They put you through machines, tests, etc, charge you an arm and a leg, but have no common sense.

Make them work, to find the real cause of a urology issue, if there is no positive test result for an std, do not accept an std diagnosis!

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As far back as 1905 Iodine was recognized as a treatment for consumption / tuberculosis. Even though Iodine has been recognized as having the ability to kill most pathogens on the skin within 90 seconds, it has been ignored by modern medicine for all that time, does not that tell you something? Going even further back to the American civil war, Iodine was used extensively for treating battlefield wounds and with much success, in fact, without Iodine many more soldiers from both sides would have died from wound infections, no antibiotics back then.

"Iodine is by far the best antibiotic, antiviral and antiseptic of all time." Dr. David Derry.

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Nascent Iodine is a scientific term for iodine where the iodine molecule has the diatomic bond broken and has a high amount of electromagnetic energy associated with it.

Once diluted and inside the body this atom is readily absorbed and utilized by the body. This charged atom of iodine starts a process where it gradually loses its energy over 2 to 3 hours. After the atomic iodine has made its rounds, whatever then remains and is unable to be used is excreted in the urine. The urine will turn bright yellow from the excess, similar to what happens with water-soluble B-vitamins that the body doesn't need.

"The atomic iodine is perhaps the least toxic and least irritating of all the iodine formulas available."

"Iodine has many positive therapeutic actions. It is a potent anti-infective agent. No virus, bacteria or parasite has been shown to be resistant to iodine therapy," writes Dr. Brownstein.

This is an incredible statement but one that can easily be backed by hardcore medical science. It is the reason hospitals use iodine by the gallon and in reality the only reason hospitals are not like ground zero sites contaminated in an infectious sense is because of iodine's broad spectrum anti-infective power.

Few are the doctors who have realized that iodine can be taken internally in large quantities and that it will have the same effect internally as it does on external surfaces.

There has been a lot of commotion in health circles about a product called Miracle Mineral Supplement (MMS). It is being advertised as the answer to AIDS, hepatitis A, B and C, malaria, herpes, TB, most cancer and many more of mankind's worst diseases.

The claim about how the chlorine (a poison, not what would be considered a mineral for health) interacts with pathogens is the same claim we can make about iodine (a safe nutritional mineral) , which is known to also kill pathogens of all types on contact.

Is what docs and hospitals use. Is bonded with the povidone simply so it won't dye the skin. Is the orange solution that is scrubbed on before operations and the like.

Plantar warts on the bottom of the feet can be killed by soaking them in water for a few hours. This seems to drown them. It will then take a few weeks for them to peel off and be replaced by new skin. I wonder if this would work on genital warts.

Can a man have an STD without any symptoms?

A doc says if have no symptoms there is really no need to test, except for HIV which can hide without symtoms.

What about other STDs?

Also, how is test for STD performed? Heard of one test just drawing blood, and another test where q-tip swab is inserted in penis. Anybody know about this?

[QUOTE=Gigabyte40; 1128353]Can a man have an STD without any symptoms?

A doc says if have no symptoms there is really no need to test, except for HIV which can hide without symtoms.

What about other STDs?

Also, how is test for STD performed? Heard of one test just drawing blood, and another test where q-tip swab is inserted in penis. Anybody know about this? [/QUOTE]From the old military days, testing is usually blood or urine. I think about the only one you can get and not have symptoms is Chlamydia. If you suspect something go to your local health board and get tested, it's free and [url]confidential.http://www.buzzle.com/articles/list-of-stds.html.[/url] Here's a web site with some info.

The STD blood test is called a VDRL and is done by adding a latex based reagent to a blood serum specimen. The mix is rotated for 5 minutes then read against a positive and negative control samples. The test is for syphilus and gonnorhea but not for HIV, HSV2 or other bacteria. Stage 1 syph shows as a painless chancre sore on the cock but has no symptoms in stage 2. In stage 3 its nearly too late and neurological damage occurs that can cause insanity.

BTW- hepatitis B is the most common STD and can be tested using Radio Imuno Assay methods. Symptoms of HBSag2 include jaundice to the eyes, malise, and possible spleenomegaly. That is why you need to always use condoms, even for bjs. Nearly 80% of asians are positive for HBSag2. Many lab techs get it from smoking or eating in the lab.

BTW- hepatitis B is the most common STD and can be tested using Radio Imuno Assay methods. Symptoms of HBSag2 include jaundice to the eyes, malise, and possible spleenomegaly. That is why you need to always use condoms, even for bjs. Nearly 80% of asians are positive for HBSag2. Many lab techs get it from smoking or eating in the lab.[/QUOTE]Agree. Best to get vacinated for HB. I suspect many of the workers at AMP's are positive. A former wife of mine who worked at an AMP was postive as is a kind of current GF who in her earlier life worked in one.

Be safe

CDC just approved a drug to prevent HIV. It is Truvada, one tablet daily. It is recommended for MSM, but may want to consider it as well. Condoms still recommended as only improves against HIV transmission.

Here's the link:

[url]http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6003a1.htm?s_cid=mm6003a1_e&source=govdelivery[/url]

Amtrak

Some warts may come and go spontaneously. I would need to see a published report that soaking plantar warts in water 'cures' them.

I do not know about papilloma genital warts in terms of spontaneous remission. THis seem the most likely explanation of water soaking 'curing. ' I would recommend getting the advice of a physician.

While I do not think genital warts pose a great risk to males (an inconvenience, and a mark of 'contaminated' partners in the past) , to women, they can cause uterine cancer (especially strain 18) , and if you give it to your partner, they will be PISSED.

Protection is the name of the FS game. I do not know that oral transmission is significant.

[QUOTE=John Dough;1115604]Plantar warts on the bottom of the feet can be killed by soaking them in water for a few hours. This seems to drown them. It will then take a few weeks for them to peel off and be replaced by new skin. I wonder if this would work on genital warts.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mike Sweeney; 1128372]From the old military days, testing is usually blood or urine. I think about the only one you can get and not have symptoms is Chlamydia. If you suspect something go to your local health board and get tested, it's free and.

[url]confidential.http://www.buzzle.com/articles/list-of-stds.html.[/url]

Here's a web site with some info. [/QUOTE]"Confidential" means they tell EVERYONE. They report results to local government for statistics. They release the information to anyone YOU authorize. Yes, that means when you apply for certain jobs and health insurance, that little waiver you sign, that means all those individuals will now see your confidential test results.

So the real meaning of "confidential" is "almost anyone". Go for annonymous. That means you can put "George Bush" or "Barrack Obama" down as your name on the test, and no one checks I'd.

The only way you can really protect your privacy is by not giving the tester any true identifying information, because confidentiality does not mean what you think it means.

[QUOTE=Crazy Jim Wood;1130159]They report results to local government for statistics. [/QUOTE]The information reported for statistical purposes is diagnosis, region, age, gender, and ethnicity. It would look something like this: "white male, 25, Santa Clara County, CA, herpes simplex II." They don't include names in this data, only broad general information that can be used to observe trends.

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[QUOTE=Giani; 1130146]Some warts may come and go spontaneously. I would need to see a published report that soaking plantar warts in water 'cures' them.

I do not know about papilloma genital warts in terms of spontaneous remission. THis seem the most likely explanation of water soaking 'curing. ' I would recommend getting the advice of a physician.

While I do not think genital warts pose a great risk to males (an inconvenience, and a mark of 'contaminated' partners in the past) , to women, they can cause uterine cancer (especially strain 18) , and if you give it to your partner, they will be PISSED.

Protection is the name of the FS game. I do not know that oral transmission is significant.[/QUOTE]Here is a recent study on the subject:

[url]http://dailycaller.com/2011/02/22/is-oral-sex-worse-than-tobacco-say-it-aint-so/[/url]

If you smoke and eat a lot of escort pussy fugetaboutit

Thanks for the link. It is worthy of a followup.

While it is plausible that the papilloma virus that causes uterine cancer (esp strain 18) can cause throat cancer, more specific evidence is required before we are convinced. The defenses against infection are much more potent in the mouth than the vagina (and especially the anus has lower defenses...). The markers on the surface of genital versus oral cells to which virus attach (required for infection) obviously vary. Length of exposure of the tissue to attacking virus is obviously longer in the vagina (and rectum) than the mouth.

Note the sensational tone of the opening paragraph. While this does not mean the article is BS, it should be viewed skeptically. MORE cancer than tobacco? A credibility flag goes up. Show us the data. Also, I do not want to implicate the gender of the researcher in t he study, but she may have her own gender issues?

This is an area ripe for research. Meanwhile, if you have genital warts, it is important for YOU to get them treated and to use condoms to protect the provider. Mongers may not have a reputation for caring for the health of providers, but they SHOULD. "What goes around comes around."

Finally, possible transmimssion is probably greater for male to female than female to male. Any monger that eats at the "Y" should know the risks (even more likely with gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Candida, and syphilis). So far, evidence suggests that HIV is very unlikely to be transmissible orally.

[QUOTE=Pro Staff; 1144544]Here is a recent study on the subject:

[url]http://dailycaller.com/2011/02/22/is-oral-sex-worse-than-tobacco-say-it-aint-so/[/url]

If you smoke and eat a lot of escort pussy fugetaboutit[/QUOTE]

A nurse told me that that you should wash your genitals before removing the condom. After removing you should wash the penis as well. So it might be a good idea to carry some rubbing alcohol.

([url]http://www.drugs.com/cg/condom-use-aftercare-instructions.html[/url] ).

I was doing some research & hydrogen peroxide is good for cleaning genitals and helps to prevent STD's as well. There is some spray on hydrogen peroxide available.

Men have a huge advantage here because the slurface of the penis is much more easily cleansed than inside the vagina (DUH).

Soap and hot water, SOON after the act, can remove the large majority of bacteria and viruses, provided that there are no breaks in the skin (I. E, pre-existing sores or abrasions caused by "rough sex." "Rough sex" means any sexual activity that roughens up the skin, including oral that is too intense.)

Peroxide is a relatively weak antiseptic. We tend to like it because it does not sting. But many bacteria have the ability to inactivate it (catalase) , so it works poorly against them. It probably could be of minor benefit, and little harm.

Not so sure about the need to disinfect prior to removal of condoms. The rim, head and urethra are the most susceptible to infection, and are well protected by properly used condoms. Outside the condom, the skin around the base of the penis should be highly resistant to most STDs, unless broken by sores or abrasions. However, did you shave just prior to sex? You may have a problem because "shaver burn" compromises the protection of skin.

[QUOTE=SoCalMonger;1159715]I was doing some research & hydrogen peroxide is good for cleaning genitals and helps to prevent STD's as well. There is some spray on hydrogen peroxide available.[/QUOTE]

Well the problem is that soap & hotwater might might not be readily available in you have sex in the car. But perhaps hydrogen peroxide is a good intermediate step until you get home.

[QUOTE=SoCalMonger;1160670]Well the problem is that soap & hotwater might might not be readily available if you have sex in the car. But perhaps hydrogen peroxide is a good intermediate step until you get home.[/QUOTE]Well, if people want to have sex in cars with strangers, they could still take more effective measures to lower their risk of contracting diseases.

How about, in addition to condoms, carrying clean towels and a thermos of hot soapy water. Before cruising, filling a thermos with hot water and adding a dash of liquid soap would require no more than a few minutes.

D

[QUOTE=Daka1; 1160813]Well, if people want to have sex in cars with strangers, they could still take more effective measures to lower their risk of contracting diseases.

How about, in addition to condoms, carrying clean towels and a thermos of hot soapy water. Before cruising, filling a thermos with hot water and adding a dash of liquid soap would require no more than a few minutes.

D[/QUOTE]How you going to explain that to LE?

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