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06-08-20 07:50 #106Banned Member

Posts: 600I also heard it's a big screening process as well. Mostly geared towards the LGBT crowd. Telling the clinician that you visit different hookers all the time, most likely won't get you that pill. They'll simply tell you not to do it. LOL. But, for women whose profession is to please men, they'll get it more so than you. Hpv is also available for person under 45. But, it's also really hard to get. Countermeasure drugs are available. But, difficult to obtain for us regular guys w / hidden agendas. Wish it was like other countries you can walk in the drug store and it's available on the shelf!
Originally Posted by CornPop
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06-04-20 19:41 #105Regular Member

Posts: 15Prep
I took it for a bit. You have to be having high risk sex to qualify. I'm guessing that isn't a problem if you are here. One has to get tested every 3 months, otherwise I had no side effects.
Originally Posted by CornPop
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06-04-20 14:01 #104Senior Member

Posts: 838Prep
Anyone on Prep for HIV prevention? I see the ads all the time.
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04-12-20 10:30 #103Banned Member

Posts: 600Bmc
That place in the top floor corner is closed during this COVID for walk-ins. Maybe appointment based. But, going to try MGH. Never been there. But, I'm sure it's quick like another member here said it was. Fenway is only for gay / lesbian. Will see straight, but you have to see a PCP supposedly. Sounds pretty complicated.
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03-23-20 14:43 #102Senior Member

Posts: 235This Covid 19 is bad for us and the girls.
Originally Posted by Bran001
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03-21-20 18:06 #101Senior Member

Posts: 702I've continued to text with one woman I had just recently connected with on SA -- just before this shit really hit the fan with the virus. She's not a kid and actually works in the healthcare field. She wanted me to pick a day for a date, and I brought up social distancing. "I'm not really social distancing LOL" was the response. I blocked on SA and deleted the texts; NOT a good sign.
Originally Posted by JimXuper90
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03-21-20 06:48 #100Senior Member

Posts: 303I've stopped. Both because of COVID-19 and because my regular is taking a state sponsored vacation.
Originally Posted by JimXuper90
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03-20-20 23:34 #99Senior Member

Posts: 702I've stopped all such activities -- I'm not going to the trouble of social distancing, only to 'blow it' like that.
Originally Posted by JimXuper90
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03-20-20 19:23 #98Senior Member

Posts: 664Mass General is the place to go to Easy Breezy no hassle
Mass General Cox 5 is the top notch place to go No hassle no lectures the test you and tell you the results. They will take a blood sample for HIV also Walk In or call for appointment I go there every other month for a check up EASY BREEZY.
Originally Posted by BostonRedSox
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Better safe then sorry If you make an appointment you don't have to wait long. Boston 617 726 2748 Chelsea also has a clinic but Boston is a bit more upscale.
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03-20-20 17:16 #97Senior Member

Posts: 235Nobody worried about Covid 19 yet? Should we stop seeing girls for a while?
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02-22-20 09:05 #96Senior Member

Posts: 303For Gonnorhea; first it starts out with a tingle, then irritation, and then eventually burning pain. You'll feel the burning pain in your urethra about an inch down from the tip. Pissing will feel like your urethra is blocked at first, and then as the infection progresses, it will get more and more painful, and the burning pain will travel up your urethra after you're done urinating and feel like it's behind your testicles. If left untreated, the pain is enough to knock you off your feet. The burning sensation is due to your urine irritating the inflamed infection spot in your urethra that also causes discharge. As such, you will be tempted to drink less water, so that you'd urinate less often. This concentrates your urine, making the pain worse. The discharge starts as a benign clear discharge, eventually becoming a white discharge, and then you start producing a combination of white and yellow discharge that smells awful. The worst part is that you feel like you're pissing your pants the entire time.
Originally Posted by Psalyer
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Thankfully, if you go to the Mass General walk-in clinic, it's donation based, pay however much you want, and they have a relatively easy treatment. They'll swab the discharge from your penis, and take a urine sample. If they determine that it's Gonorrhea or Chlamydia, they will give you an antibiotic shot in the butt, and four antibiotic tablets to take with food. No sex or alcohol for a week. The discharge stopped within hours, and the burning, and pain was completely gone by the next day.
Originally Posted by Bruins88
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02-20-20 15:31 #95Douchebag

Posts: 186It's just a rash. No one even cared about it till pharmaceutical companies had products to sell.
Originally Posted by HoHunter328
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01-27-20 15:19 #94Senior Member

Posts: 160Coronavirus & MP's
Anyone concerned about coronavirus and MP who recently visited China. Not try to raise concerns. But would like to hear any factual information. This seems like it could be a bigger issue in time.
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01-15-20 14:52 #93Senior Member

Posts: 2684The CDC also states that race and sex are factors as well with HSV. Higher infection rates are seen in females than males. Asians and whites are lower than blacks and hispanics.
Originally Posted by Longjblues
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Stay safe, and happy hunting.
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01-15-20 09:00 #92Senior Member

Posts: 1734HSV - 1 and 2
The CDC estimates that 85% of the adults worldwide have either Herpes 1 or 2. A small percentage of people have both. The USA Population estimate is only 60%. Still a majority of people, which makes me think all the older girls must have one. The CDC also estimates that 90% of those with Herpes 1 or 2 don't know that they have it.
There are a few "dating" sites that are specifically for those with herpes.
I never knew it was so prevalent. Makes me start to think twice.
Originally Posted by KnightInWhite
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