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Comment on Is There a Treatment or Cure for HPV? by Lizbeth

Lizbeth — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 04:24:12 +0000

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Comment on What are the symptoms of HPV? by Jope

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Comment on What is HPV? by Mateusz

Mateusz — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 00:12:49 +0000

Here’s a Trojan. Nor am I saying that in any we would stand up at the lppuit with a banana and a condom in hand to teach them how it all works. If my comment was interpreted as that, then I apologize because that is not what I’m trying to represent here at all. I was just simply curious about whether or not at any time during our discussion of abstinence (which is ultimately what our Sex Talk consists of), would it be appropriate to emphasize the facts about being safe. I’m not saying that I even WANT to stand up there and talk about condoms or sex or any of it, because to be honest, if it weren’t such a prevalent issue in my youths lives, I would rather avoid the subject as a whole because I think it makes ME more uncomfortable than it makes them. However, seeing the home lives of some of my students, it’s obvious that parenting in our society has gone down the tubes, and society as a whole is counting on other institutions (schools and churches) to semi-parent their children for them. That said, knowing that with SOME of my kids, I am not only their youth pastor, but also to some degree the only voice of right wrong that they have, the only person who is looking out for their well-being at all, the only semi-parental figure that they have do I totally ignore all of what else is out there?You don’t have to tell me twice that Jesus always has been and always will be the answer, nor do you have to tell me that abstinence is the ABSOLUTELY BEST route a teenager can go particularly because all they think about is the physical and not so much the emotional/spiritual battle that comes along with it. But I love these kids like they were my own, because to some of them, my husband and I really ARE the only parental figures that they have, we really ARE the only people that they can have these discussions with, and as much as I pray and hope and wish and WANT them to serve God with their WHOLE lives and their WHOLE bodies, it brings tears to my eyes knowing that won’t always be the case for each one of them.I guess what I’m trying to say is that I asked that question out of some weird part of my heart where I feel parentally responsible for some of these kids. I am not trying to start some revolutionary sex ed course, nor am I trying to jump start teaching on how to live like the world if you choose not to live like Jesus. I just love my youth kids and in agreeing with Jonathan’s comment, I’d like to speak it all out with as much grace as possible.

Comment on STD Testing Blog by Bruno

Bruno — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 17:11:26 +0000

Its relatively rare to torcnact gonorrhea orally, so as long as you didn’t have vaginal contact with him you are probably OK. Best thing to do however is to see a doctor and be honest with him about the contact, and get and oral swab/culture performed. Don’t wait until August 4th. If you do torcnact it orally, the sore throat you will get will be very severe and very memorable, so you’ll know within a few days that you got somethins with very little doubt! It would be highly unusual for the physical you get for cheerleading to involve any std testing they will want to check you primarily for cardiovascular issues, to make sure you don’t have a heart attack etc. due to the physical exercise involved in cheerleading.

Comment on What are the symptoms of HPV? by Kuldeep

Kuldeep — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 16:23:09 +0000

HPV is very hard to trace in men.MOst studies have been on women. For a man to know he has HPV for him to have Genital Warts if he has HPV but not hte ganetil warts kind he will never know. Men are more like the carrier of all types of HPV. 3/4women have some type of hpv and many dont know this cuz there are not always signs.many types of HPV can be dormant (sleeping)in the body.it’s important to get a pap 1yr .2 trace back the one is impossible as again men are carriers and may never know if they are carrying the virus. please check out Gardisil this is for prevention of 4 types of HPV. there are so many types of HPV some are still being discoveredgood luck

Comment on What is HPV? by Muhammad

Muhammad — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 15:24:11 +0000

Your best bet is to consult your dtocor. They can get a urine sample, it culture and what is growing and drugs are more effective. If you have chronic urinary tract infections, you should drink more fluids, not sugary pop and juice, but a lot of water and acidic juices such as grapefruit or cranberry. Be careful, Hough t like grapefruit juice may interact with many other medications. I eat yogurt with bacteria cultured on a daily basis and helps me to keep the normal flora of bacteria in my system to prevent urinary tract infections. Also be very careful when the toilet always wipe from front to back, never back to front which is almost a sure bet to start a urinary tract infection because you are inadvertently wiping stool with E. urethral coli in your area. It would not hurt to be tested for STDs either, just in case. Diabetics often suffer from chronic urinary tract infections. Do you have diabetes in your family history? May want to check that too. good luck.

Comment on Is There a Treatment or Cure for HPV? by Abod

Abod — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 07:18:33 +0000

Personally, the best way is to know eachother’s hiorsty as well. Ask him if any of his ex’s have HPV, cause even if it doens’t show in him, it might have in a past partner.I know it doesn’t seem very right to ask about his exs, but trust me, it’s better than finding those bumps, going to the doctor and finding out you have HPV, going through test after test when they tell you that you MAY have cancer, finally getting the all clear, but still feeling horribly guilty and shamed about the fact you’ve got an STD.I’m still slowly accepting it but it is hard. I had protected sex with a good friend, only to find out later that his ex had HPV/Genital warts. And he didn’t tell me and I didn’t ask, cause I didn’t think it was right but I wish I had.

Comment on Genital Herpes Facts and Information by Geraldine

Geraldine — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 16:50:56 +0000

You get a lot of respect from me for writing these hepflul articles.

Comment on Local STD Testing by Jorja

Jorja — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 10:23:53 +0000

This piece was a lifjecaket that saved me from drowning.

Comment on Hello world! by Carlie

Carlie — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 08:26:18 +0000

That’s going to make things a lot eisear from here on out.