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01-19-22 16:30 #1345Senior Member

Posts: 75I wanted to thank you for this, callondoc was a freaking godsend and within an hour I was at a pharmacy picking up 3 drugs for what I was worried about. To be clear this isn't to do with my recent review, its just me being a paranoid freak. With callondoc I used a fake name because discretion is important and it worked great. I'm a paranoid freak and think the risk of BBFS may be more than my mind can take so I just went for the 3 most likely things to get treated for just to put my mind at ease.
I'd like to add to the lab part of this. I've used https://www.stdcheck.com/ in the past with a Visa gift card and a fake name with no issue and the full panel is $139 ($258 if you want the HIV RNA Early Detection). Here's a website I found that spells out how to do it with a fake name / email for anyone not used to doing shady shit LOL.
https://anonymousstd.com/get-anonymo...ous-treatment/
Originally Posted by FreeJ702
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01-17-22 13:39 #1344Senior Member

Posts: 676When you say PEP do you mean PREP? If so, it does not prevent any STIs or STDs other than HIV.
Originally Posted by Risque
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01-14-22 11:04 #1343Banned Member

Posts: 79Obviously
Hence why I wrote PEP and IUDs preventing STIs and pregnancies. PEP prevents the STIs and big bad HIV while IUDs *usually* (not 100%) protect against unwanted pregnancies.
Originally Posted by OralWonder
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01-14-22 10:43 #1342Senior Member

Posts: 676FYI. IUDs will prevent pregnancies but do not prevent STDs.
Originally Posted by Risque
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01-14-22 10:07 #1341Advertiser-Escort

Posts: 11Hepatitis C can only be spread from blood to blood contact, not from other bodily fluids. IF you were to contact it through a "date" and that's a Big IF, most people with healthy, good immune systems, their bodies could fight it off on its own. Hepatitis C is also something one person can give to themselves.
Originally Posted by TeeTime69
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MRSA (a type of staph infection) is caught through open wound contact. Most cases of this are found in areas with a large amount of people in a small space: jails, homeless shelters, rehab facilities, etc.
Hepatitis A is contacted through food and water typically from an infected person spreading microscopic Feceal matter. Or through oral sex (rim job). Highly contagious.
HIV is contracted through all bodily fluids.
Other STD's that are harder to get than most think:
Herpes: Can only affect the un-infected party if the infected party is currently in a "breakout" which would be very noticeable. This not only shows visible signs but causes a very heavy green like discharge. This is not cureable.
Most common STI's: HPV, Trich.
Among gay men: syphilis, gonorrhea.
Things also spread through sexual contact that most don't know about.
BV: Bacterial vaginosos. Male has unprotected sex with infected female then spreads it to other unprotected sex partner.
UTI: This really isn't spread more like oral bacterial swapping fluids from vagina to. Anus.
Yeast infection: believe it or not, men can spread this to different woman from a woman who had one.
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01-14-22 04:46 #1340Banned Member

Posts: 79Well see higher quality providers
Any high-quality provider (think upscale providers from Tryst or Eros who charge 500+ an hour) will show you weekly and legitimate test reports (done at reputable places like Broward Health or Jackson at UMMSM). Additionally, providers who offer BBFS + CIP are usually on PEP and have IUDs to prevent unwanted STIs and pregnancies.
Originally Posted by ReallyNone
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This does not apply to the average List Crawler or Babylon chick lmao. I went to see Annika and when I entered the room, I left because she smelled bad, looked old, and did not have a semblance of any health reports. And from that moment onward, I never plan on seeing a low-quality provider from Babylon or LC again. To each their own I guess.
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01-13-22 21:49 #1339Regular Member

Posts: 16I believe you posted that. I've seen every square inch of her and there's not a single needle mark. Someone else posted girls shoot between there toes, which if you've ever spent any time with a heroin user you'd know is not an option. They use every vein in there body because you can't shoot. In the same spot for Any length of time.
Originally Posted by CrackHoreLover
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01-13-22 21:31 #1338Senior Member

Posts: 278Spend the 6 bucks and test her.
Originally Posted by RichChristy
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Drug-test...SellerId=16621
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01-13-22 18:28 #1337Senior Member

Posts: 58IV risks
Well, those are the most direct risks associated with risky needle / IV use. Drug use also is associated with a lot of risky behaviour, so STI's are at a higher risk (for us that's always a thing). The other issue can be the injection sights get infected fairly easily due to dirty needles and / or dirty surroundings, which can result in a MRSA infection, which is very bad. I don't know the rate of this happening, but when I was starting in my field I worked for a detox facility, and a lot of IV addicts either wound up at the hospital for that or were honestly worried about getting it. It's not pretty, highly contagious, and spread via contact with the infected area via shared items like razors, or touching said area and having a wound (I think a hangnail or small finger wound could suffice).
Originally Posted by TeeTime69
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Take this with a grain of salt as I'm not a medical professional, but I do work in the addiction / recovery field.
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01-13-22 18:03 #1336Awaiting Email Confirmation

Posts: 739What health risks are there?
Wouldn't the risk only be Hepatitis and HIV? Of course Covid can be discounted.
Originally Posted by RichChristy
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01-13-22 16:22 #1335Senior Member

Posts: 77Testing
I always use Health Labs and call on doc.
https://www.healthlabs.com/
https://callondoc.com/en/consultation
If your going bare you can count on these two services to help with the Drip, itch, and burn!
trichomoniasis Itchy penis tip and urges to pee like never before
chlamydia Clear drip from penis tip noticeable in the morning with a squeeze to the tip
gonorrhea Burning yellow discharge ouch
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01-13-22 04:34 #1334Senior Member

Posts: 110Blood Test
How did you get the blood test done? I know Syphilis, Hepatitis and Aids tests require blood.
Originally Posted by MaxRodman
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01-13-22 04:32 #1333Senior Member

Posts: 110While Covered
Nothing is 100%, not even covering. But covering will increase your safety factor by lots. A cover will help prevent Aids and Hepatitis, two big ones that can reduce life expectency. Cover helps with the rest but HPV and Herpes are harder to prevent because it is easier to come into contact with the sores. The sores are often outside the vaginal canal so you may come into contact with them (look before you leap). Covers help prevent Ghonoria and Chlamydia too.
Originally Posted by PePe44
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I like providers that require a cover because that tells me they are at least aware of the benefits of a cover.
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01-13-22 04:18 #1332Senior Member

Posts: 110Blood Pressure
If that isn't reason enough for me to stay in this hobby, I don't know what is. Then again, doctors accidently discovered that patience were able to get hard after taking their blood pressure medicine and Viagra was introduced.
Originally Posted by CravenMorehead
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Stay healthy and keep that BP low!
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01-07-22 11:12 #1331Senior Member

Posts: 1319Unexpected
I've been checking my blood pressure which has been a bit elevated recently. But immediately after orgasm it's much lower & it stays low for a while. This is an unexpected advantage to this hobby.










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