STD Risks Chart

[dimmie]

...I hope that you will find the following information useful

 

STD risks chart (San Francisco City Clinic)

What you can get if your partner IS INFECTED

 

 

Source: http://www.sfcityclinic.org

Edited March 4, 2011 by dimmie

[lolex]

Useful reference - Thanks !

[Beach road__ #1 Fan]

is that right ?

only warts, possible from blow job?

[PattayaFanatic]

is that right ?

only warts, possible from blow job?

No that is unknown.You can get several things from a BJ.

 

* Chlamydia

* Gonorrhea

* NGU

* Herpes

* Syphilis

 

I'll risk the herpes to eat pussy.

Edited March 10, 2011 by PattayaFanatic

[Harry Brown]

is that right ?

only warts, possible from blow job?

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I think you read the wrong box, the risks are in the box on the left, the unknown risk was hpv

[Beach road__ #1 Fan]

I want to go into a blow job bar but to afraid of std's, but every one else seems happy to do this.

 

Am I the only one who has not had a bj in bj bar?

[themosch]

Washing hands and the genital area thoroughly before and after oral-anal sex reduces the risk of transmission of most of the listed STDs and conditions. Condom use reduces transmission risk even further.

My mind only wants to remember the last quote so far! As i like all the listed activities too much. But i need to bag up to keep hiv away!

[Hermes]

Am I the only one that don't get the anal top/bottom reference? What's the difference/definition?

 

[arak.72]

Funny, the safest thing is to eat pussy! Never thought so, always thought it's the dodgiest!

[arak.72]

Am I the only one that don't get the anal top/bottom reference? What's the difference/definition?

 

 

I thought that anal can only be bottom. Sorry, don't understand either!

[Cerberus]

Am I the only one that don't get the anal top/bottom reference? What's the difference/definition?

 

 

Giving/receiving, or to be more blunt the penetrator and the penetrated, he who buggers and the buggered

[ExpatDave]

Oral-anal sex doesn't have HIV listed.

 

So to prevent AIDS, give you LB a little blowie before bending over.

[PattayaFanatic]

Oral-anal sex doesn't have HIV listed.

 

So to prevent AIDS, give you LB a little blowie before bending over.

 

More like a rimmie Dave.

[dimmie]

is that right ?

only warts, possible from blow job?

 

You can get Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, NGU, Herpes, Syphilis. IMO the Uknown risk (HPV) is the worst scenario :(

 

I want to go into a blow job bar but to afraid of std's, but every one else seems happy to do this.

 

Am I the only one who has not had a bj in bj bar?

 

I guess you do the right think [lower risk ;)] but if you want it, just use condom [the feeling sucks but...]

 

 

Oral-anal sex doesn't have HIV listed.

 

So to prevent AIDS, give you LB a little blowie before bending over.

 

I guess it's rimming, otherwise I can't find an explanation... :S

[jcp7620]

Am I the only one that don't get the anal top/bottom reference? What's the difference/definition?

 

 

Funny that they should use that terminology but I'm not surprised as the chart is from San Francisco...

 

I've only ever heard that used in the context of description of what gay men will do, for instance "He is only a top, but that's fine as his boyfriend prefers being a bottom anyhow."

 

Not judging anyone, I just find it interesting that the terminology makes it into the otherwise neutral information, perhaps it is becoming more mainstream.

[pattayaguru]

there also the new thing they found out about recently forget the full name but its oral cancer from oral sex with a woman who have had multiple partners eg pattyagirls check out the facts on google a bit of a shocker had a documentary on tv a few weeks ago about it girls can have a jab over here in uk cost £75 to prevent it they can get it free not males but i dont know if its available in thai

believe me guys check out the info also a friend of mine works for a phamaceutical company who sells hiv medicines to hospitals and he confirmed the same story to me so think with your head not your dick

 

check out this link

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/3485158.stm

Edited March 11, 2011 by pattayaguru

[kopite]

Yeah I watched that when it was on. As it turns out it was a stupid move to not vaccinate young boys as well as girls.

 

Anyway I almost always bag up if it's not a long term partner so the only thing im worried about is herpes which from what I hear is a low risk for transmission via oral sex although for penetrative sex even a condom is only around 30% protection proof.

[Tariq]

Anyway I almost always bag up if it's not a long term partner so the only thing im worried about is herpes which from what I hear is a low risk for transmission via oral sex although for penetrative sex even a condom is only around 30% protection proof.

 

 

Frightening statemnt for those involved in p4p. Everybody else says otherwise, e.g. Truth about condoms report.

 

 

What is the source of your statement?

[kopite]

Frightening statemnt for those involved in p4p. Everybody else says otherwise, e.g. Truth about condoms report.

 

 

What is the source of your statement?

 

 

Condoms May Reduce Herpes Risk

 

Unprotected skin may still transmit virus, but disease odds fall by 30 percent, study finds

 

Condoms May Reduce Herpes Risk

 

MONDAY, July 13 (HealthDay News) -- People who use condoms regularly can reduce their risk of getting genital herpes by 30 percent, a new study finds.

 

The herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2) causes genital herpes, which is a chronic, lifelong viral infection. Although studies have found that regular condom use reduces the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as chlamydia and gonorrhea, whether they prevent the transmission of HSV-2 has been less certain, the researchers noted.

 

"Condoms work for herpes," said study author Emily T. Martin, a postdoctoral fellow with the Seattle Children's Hospital Research Institute.

 

"Even though the decrease is smaller than you would see with some other STDs, the evidence from previous studies has been unclear whether using a condom to prevent getting herpes was going to be effective, but this shows that it is," she said.

 

Using condoms reduces herpes transmission by only 30 percent because, unlike other STDs, herpes is transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, Martin explained.

 

"Transmission has a lot to do with where the virus is being shed at the time," she said. "If someone with herpes is shedding virus for an area that is not covered by a condom, we speculate the virus will spread whether or not they are using a condom."

 

The study is published in the July 13 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine.

 

For the study, Martin's team looked at data from six HSV-2 studies that dealt with the effectiveness of condoms in preventing herpes. The studies included 5,384 men and women who did not have herpes when the studies began.

 

During the follow-up period, which ranged from 12 to 19 months, 415 people had contracted the herpes virus. But people who used condoms 100 percent of the time reduced the risk of catching the virus by 30 percent, the researchers found.

 

In addition, the risk of getting herpes was reduced 7 percent "every additional 25 percent of the time that condoms were used during anal or vaginal sex," the researchers wrote.

 

The risk of getting herpes increased with the frequency of unprotected sex, and there was no significant difference between men and women in the effectiveness of condoms in preventing herpes transmission, they add.

 

Martin said using a condom not only reduces the odds of getting herpes, but of other STDs as well. "If you don't know the STD status of your partner, a condom is always a good idea," she said.

 

Dr. Jeffrey D. Klausner, director of STD Prevention and Control Services at the San Francisco Department of Public Health, said the study provides more evidence that condoms work.

 

"We know condoms can prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections like HIV, herpes, warts, hepatitis, gonorrhea, chlamydia and syphilis, but it's always been hard to show that in research studies," Klausner said.

 

"If condoms can hold air and water, I never understood why folks thought they would not prevent the spread of germs, which are much, much larger than air or water molecules," he said.

 

Klausner said that the study provides scientific evidence that condoms work and should help in efforts to get condoms into the hands of sexually active teenagers and adults.

 

More information

 

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has more on herpes.

 

SOURCES: Emily T. Martin, postdoctoral fellow, M.P.H., Ph.D., Seattle Children's Hospital Research Institute; Jeffrey D. Klausner, M.D., M.P.H., director, STD Prevention and Control Services, Department of Public Health, San Francisco; July 13, 2009, Archives of Internal Medicine

 

http://www.purematters.com/healthy-body/sexual-health/condoms-may-reduce-herpes-risk

Edited March 17, 2011 by kopite

[richard1950]

Very informative chart. Everything in life has some risk?

I'm pleased to know DATY is 'relatively' safe.

More muff diving for me now!

[dimmie]

Very informative chart. Everything in life has some risk?

I'm pleased to know DATY is 'relatively' safe.

More muff diving for me now!

 

I think you should read this topic too ;)

http://www.pattaya-addicts.com/forum/topic/50901-have-you-ever-licked-a-bg-pussy-in-patts/

...and then maybe you will change your mind or not

[patman322]

Funny, the safest thing is to eat pussy! Never thought so, always thought it's the dodgiest!

I was thinking the same thing haha....but I still avoid it.