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[QUOTE=Hahasupz;2933669]Saw a KGIRL that offered BBFS and CIP not long ago and now I believe I have the drips. It's my first time getting this after being in this hobby for a few years. Did some research about Azithromycin. Anyone know of a way or place for me to get it cheap? I don't want to have to get a prescription if possible. Any help or advice is much appreciated.[/QUOTE]You can buy it over the counter in Mexico. You may want to take a drive to Tijuana.
[QUOTE=cheapguy;2933806]You can buy it over the counter in Mexico. You may want to take a drive to Tijuana.[/QUOTE]Went to Tijuana recently to purchase the same thing. The "major" farmacia I went to down there wouldn't see it to me without a prescription. Had to ask a local friendly taxi driver if he knew a place that sold without prescription. Took me to some place behind Revolucion and I think I might have gotten sold some bunk, expired meds. Good luck.
[QUOTE=Hahasupz;2933669]Saw a KGIRL that offered BBFS and CIP not long ago and now I believe I have the drips. It's my first time getting this after being in this hobby for a few years. Did some research about Azithromycin. Anyone know of a way or place for me to get it cheap? I don't want to have to get a prescription if possible. Any help or advice is much appreciated.[/QUOTE][URL]http://www.alldaychemist.com/doxrid.html[/URL]
As a public service for the guy below that indicated an issue, here again is the meds for mongers list.
Keeping in mind that my (ex) girlfriend was a porn star, I've learned a lot about STDs. This thread is to discuss STD identification and treatment.
Note: I am not a medical doctor, I am only citing information from the CDC. I do not provide medical advice.
[B]Herpes[/B]: if you are a monger, you have it, though you may not have any symptoms. Symptoms are tiny clear fluid filled blisters go away after a few days. Treatment Is Valtrex which is available as a generic. If you have frequent outbreaks, you can take one Valtrex a day for suppression. Condoms do not adequately protect against herpes.
[B]Hepatitis[/B]: you should be vaccinated for A and B. The vaccination protocol takes 18 months.
[I][b]ANNUAL TESTING[/b]
You should be tested at least annually for syphilis, hepatitis, and HIV. These diseases frequently have no obvious symptoms, and the earlier you get treatment, the better your life will be.
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[B]Things you won't attempt to self treat:
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[B]Syphillis[/B]: requires one or more injections of penicillin. There are some alternate therapies for penicillin allergivpc patients.
[B]Hepatitis C[/B]: apparently there is now a cure, and it is costly: Havroni is $1200 a pill, with one pill a day for 12 weeks.
[B][u]Things you might self treat:
Ureatheral:[/u][/B]
[B]Chlamydia[/B]: Doxycycline works for chlamydia, but you have to take it twice a day for a week. Preferred is Azithromycin as a 1000 mg single dose (you still need to wait a week to have sex to prevent spreading the disease).
[B]Gonorrhea[/B]: Cipro (ciprofloxacin) [I]was[/I] the drug of choice for gonorrhea. But the CDC now recommends an injection of Ceftriaxone. Ciprofloxacin was 500 mg one time dose. (Gonorrhea is very weak). Current guidelines is I'm injection Ceftriaxone and 1000 mg Azithromycin.
Alternate (for gonorrhea self treatment without injection) is Cefixime 400 mg orally in a single dose, plus Azithromycin 1 g orally in a single dose.
The Azithromycin is added to target other UTI that may accompany the clap, including chlamydia.
[B][u]Parasites and Fungal[/u][/B]
[B]Scabies/lice/crabs[/B]: treated with a permethrin cream. 5% for scabies. You can make your own permethrin cream using Martins Permethrin 10% (water based) and mixing 50/50 with a good lotion. Cover entire body up to scalp, avoid eyes and face. Leave on for 14 hours. Wash all bed linen ends in hot water and dry for an hour. Martin's Permethrin 10% is available on Amazon as its a general broad spectrum pesticide.
Ivermectin Is an oral treatment for scabies. 200 micrograms per Kg or body weight (154 lbs would take 18 mg once, mane again in two weeks).
[B]Trichomoniasis[/B] Is treated with an oral dose of Metronidazole 2 g orally in a single dose or Tinidazole 2 g orally in a single dose. It is very important to not drink alcohol for at least 24 hours after these.
[B]Candida (yeast infection)[/B] (unlikely but possible for a male to have it) is treated mainly by an anti fungal cream (monistat). Most treatments for jock itch are also effective against candida. But you'll notice everything that the concentrations in products like monistat are higher than most jock itch creams. For instance Ticonazole 6. 5% for one time application, or Clotrimazole 2% for three day application.
Oral Diflucain (expensive) is also useful for candida. (Fluconazole 150 mg orally in a single dose).
[B][u]Meds for mongers:[/u]
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This is a shopping list for Meds. I have not determined yet if they are all available from a Mexican pharmacy (the main way to get Meds without an Rx).
Oral:
Azithromycin 1000 mg, (UTI's and chlamydia, and a lot of others).
Ciprofloxacin 500 mg OR Cefixime 400 mg (clap. Ciprofloxacin also for some other bacterial infections).
Metronidazole 2 g OR Tinidazole 2 g (Trich).
Fluconazole 150 mg (yeast and systemic fungal infection).
Ivermectin (Two doses of 18 mg for a 154 lb person.) (scabies and some parasites).
Topical ointments / creams:
Ticonazole 6. 5% OR Clotrimazole 2% OR Miconazole 2% (yeast or other fungus like tinea).
Martin's Permethrin 10% mixed 50/50 with lotion to make a 5% mixture. (Scabies and lice).
Other: doxycycline 100 mg twice a day for 7 days for chlymidia and some others is an alternate to Azithromycin. Azithromycin is preferred, but if you find yourself using it often, you should alternate with doxycycline to prevent resistant strains.
For more in depth details, and an easy to use wall chart, see the CDC PAGE:
[URL]http://www.cdc.gov/std/tg2015/default.htm[/URL]
Dose equivalents:
1 g = 1000 mg.
1 mg = 1000 micrograms.
1 Kg = 2. 2 lbs (body weight).
[QUOTE=Larry1023;2933792] You need to go to the doctor's office to be treated. Do not mix up or borrow antibiotics on your own as you make make the bacteria to become resistant and complicate the situation.[/QUOTE]Jeez dude! Anyone self treating an STD is a hazard to themself and the rest of the hobby! Do it wrong and you create a drug resistant strain of whatever that will take Herculean efforts by a team of Docs to get rid of? Plus you may think you have cured it and end up spreading the newly resistant strain to a bunch of girls!
Go find a public health clinic and get tested and treated! Most county Health Departments (HDs) have an STD clinic or can tell you where to find a free one. Many are anonymous! I live in a state that has its head up its azz and to get tested for free one has to show Gov't I'd. No problem, I just drive 15 miles across the state line to the adjacent county's HD for free testing. Shoot years ago the intake girl said the testing was anonymous and winked at me and told me they have a whole file full of Minney Mouses and Donald Ducks! LOL! I made up a monger name and gave a local pub's address to look legit. Gave them my monger phone number too! I took the task of anonymity on myself!. Testing is free. I never had anything, but a buddy told me he tested positive for something and when he came back for results they gave him the shot or pills on the spot to get treated!
Years ago, in another region of the country, the GF I was monogamous with gave me "the clap" (pizzing razor blades). Went to the City's HD and got diagnosed and treated (this was BEFORE AIDS). All of it confidential and low cost or free.
If you can't find a Health Department, go to the Planned Parenthood website and find a clinic near you! Yes, PP does other things than family planning & abortion. Anything done there should be confidential and certainly won't show up on your personal medical record. Might be free or at least low cost!
[URL]https://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center[/URL]
So, Go find an appropriate testing and treatment. Don't be penny-wise and pound foolish and try to diagnose and treat yourself!
[QUOTE] Do NOT self Treat an STD. Too many confidential options[/QUOTE]Uh, nope. All STDs are reported to the health department per law (except herpes).
"Confidential" is STILL reported to the county health department.
[QUOTE=CreamyBare;2936279]Uh, nope. All STDs are reported to the health department per law (except herpes).
"Confidential" is STILL reported to the county health department.[/QUOTE]Aren't the laws that require reporting STDs to a Health Departments, state-by-state or county-by-county specific? So what if I go into a clinic, give them the name Creamy Bare and get tested? Who cares if they report my results to a health department? How does that effect me? Where is the harm? I think the reporting requirement is more of a measurement of the state of public health or to demonstrate the need for money from the County funds, rather than some nefarious attempt to get in one's business by Gubmint?
The point is that one needs to get tested and treated by professionals, not self medicated. This isn't a cold and improper treatment can have devastating consequences. If one can stand the risk of going for professional treatment they need to factor that into their risk management practices for mongering. If professional treatment is "too risky" then one should be covered 100% of the time for EVERY sex act or just plain avoid the hobby at together.
I hope one isn't saying that because something isn't confidential and it is a valid reason for self medicating for STDs?
Sigh, I'll get off my soapbox now.
[QUOTE=PapaShango;2927029]Reminded me of this.
[URL]https://scroguard.com/[/URL]
Has anyone actually tried it?[/QUOTE]It is supposed to protect you from herpies. It keeps eveything completely covered so there is no skin contact. Funny that no condom manufactuer has not made something to offer more protection like this is supposed to. Seems like they would.
If anyone has tried them it would be good to hear how well it worked, stayed on, how comfortable it was, and how crazy of a look they got from the girl.
I'm walking through the airport last week and see a huge sign that says "Hepatitis C Testing for Anyone Born During 1945-1965: New CDC Recommendations" . WTF! That time period includes me and since I've been sticking my wanker in lots places over the years I better check up on that statement. I wondered what it is about being born between 1945-1965 that makes one more prone to Hep-C.
So, I go to the CDC website and here are the answers:
What is Hep-C and how do you get it: [URL]http://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/hcv/cfaq.htm[/URL].
Hep-C testing for Anyone born 1945-1965: [URL]http://www.cdc.gov/features/HepatitisCTesting/[/URL].
The Bottom line: 1. Hep-C is spread through sexual contact but the risk of transmission from sexual contact is believed to be low. The risk increases for those who have multiple sex partners, have a sexually transmitted disease, engage in rough sex, or are infected with HIV. More research is needed to better understand how and when Hepatitis C can be spread through sexual contact. , 2. There are high rates of Hepatitis C in people born during 1945-1965. People born during 1945 through 1965 are 5 times more likely than other adults to be infected. In fact, 75% of adults with Hepatitis C were born in these years. The reasons why baby boomers have the highest rates of Hepatitis C are not completely understood.
I don't like No. 2 and, since "he who knows the most controls the situation", I think it's the prudent thing to do to be knowledgeable about the subject.
I don't want to get sick and, I sure as fuck, don't want to give up the women!
This is not a panic call. Just be informed and take care of yourself.
Cum Daddy.
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You can only catch herpes during a outbreak only! If that wasn't case almost the whole world will have it. If you see a chick that have out of the ordinary stuff around anywhere on her body that have mucous membranes by all means cease actvity right now! You can catch herpes on your face I know plenty of white people who have freckles spotted all across their face and coming to find out its heroes. And I know some black people who have big pink bumps on their face and coming to find out its herpes also. Pretty soon almost everyone in the US will have some form of the stuff at least according to statistics.
[QUOTE=AcWorthDude;2940740]It is supposed to protect you from herpies. It keeps eveything completely covered so there is no skin contact. Funny that no condom manufactuer has not made something to offer more protection like this is supposed to. Seems like they would.
If anyone has tried them it would be good to hear how well it worked, stayed on, how comfortable it was, and how crazy of a look they got from the girl.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=BigMoney21;2942651]You can only catch herpes during a outbreak only! If that wasn't case almost the whole world will have it. If you see a chick that have out of the ordinary stuff around anywhere on her body that have mucous membranes by all means cease actvity right now! You can catch herpes on your face I know plenty of white people who have freckles spotted all across their face and coming to find out its heroes. And I know some black people who have big pink bumps on their face and coming to find out its herpes also. Pretty soon almost everyone in the US will have some form of the stuff at least according to statistics.[/QUOTE]That is not true. You can catch herpes even when there is not an outbreak or any visible sores. If you don't want to catch herpes: use a rubber and only do sex acts that don't involve ANY skin to skin contact only have sex with girls who have regular std screenings done that test for herpes specifically. If you don't do those things, you will always be at risk to get herpes. Some guys have accepted the risk, some guys have no clue how any of this works.
[QUOTE=Mstekh;2942708]That is not true. You can catch herpes even when there is not an outbreak or any visible sores. If you don't want to catch herpes: use a rubber and only do sex acts that don't involve ANY skin to skin contact only have sex with girls who have regular std screenings done that test for herpes specifically. If you don't do those things, you will always be at risk to get herpes. Some guys have accepted the risk, some guys have no clue how any of this works.[/QUOTE]Yes, you speak the truth brother. Viral shedding can occur whether an outbreak is present or NOT. I did my research on it, any sort of skin to skin contact puts you at risk. Just remember its a skin condition, Some babies even have it on their face and eyes from passing through during birth. Some kids get it from kissing their mothers.
Was reading an article about mariah careys sister who is hiv positive and an ex escort / prostitute and it got me thinking. How many of these girls have the hiv? Over the 17 years iv partaken in the hobby iv probably seen over 100 different girls and I even had a business arrangement with 4 or 5 girls over the years but thankfully iv never been with a girl who iv known had hiv and iv been tested and remain hiv negative despite going bareback with maybe 15 different girls over the years. Sometimes the little head takes over but its never hurt me other than 1 time when I had gonorrhea. Have any of you guys banged a girl you later found out had hiv / aids? How often do you guys get tested? And how many of these girls probably have hiv?
[QUOTE=CosmicKid;2938689]I really wanted DATY, so I go down on her and I have to say this was the most gross stink situation I've run into with a provider! Like totally disgusting smell.[/QUOTE]You mentioned that you are concerned about picking up a bug. The two most common causes of vaginal odor is bacterial vaginosis (not STD) or trichomoniasis (STD). There current are no tests that can reliably check for trich. Only women can be tested. The only way they detect it in men is when you give it to a female and she test positive for it. The good news is that men piss it out in 10-14 days. This is why I always smell it before going BB. If it sinks, I go only BJ or wear a cover.
Gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis do not have vaginal odor associated with it.
BBFS, daty, BBBJ all have risks but may I just say most of us are willing to take that risk. Most are curable, but Just remember herpes is for life. Be safe!
[QUOTE=BenchWarmer;2945765]You mentioned that you are concerned about picking up a bug. The two most common causes of vaginal odor is bacterial vaginosis (not STD) or trichomoniasis (STD). There current are no tests that can reliably check for trich. Only women can be tested. The only way they detect it in men is when you give it to a female and she test positive for it. The good news is that men piss it out in 10-14 days. This is why I always smell it before going BB. If it sinks, I go only BJ or wear a cover.
Gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis do not have vaginal odor associated with it.[/QUOTE]