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Sure. http://www.cdc.gov/std/stats07/trends.htm, 2007 Surveillance Report; data from the annual reports through to 2012 is the same with gonorrhea #2 and chlamydia taking #1 spot each time. And I don't view fact checking as "calling out", I encourage it.
/r/TheRedPill26/03/15 10:59 PM
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If the guy's goal is risk minimization and prioritizing their health over racking up an N count, then my answer is an unequivocal yes, they should strive for that. I want to be clear (and not that you implied it), but my original post made no endorsement of irresponsible male sexual behaviour whatsoever. My abrasive and blunt wording may be misconstrued by some as "slut-shaming" while simultaneously encouraging guys sleeping around to prove their alpha-ness. This is deliberate non-sense. What I …
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 09:54 PM
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In all liklihood, you are already infected by HPV, simply going by the fact that her N = 20 previously. The way the whole HPV timeline generally works is girl contracts HPV @ first oral/genital contact within her first few partners (if none of her first few partners have HPV, she cannot get it, but the chances of this goes down rapidly as N count increases), and transmission is not guaranteed with first contact with an HPV positive partner, but multiple contact with infected partner, or multiple…
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 09:38 PM
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No, because it won't give me any reliable information to base my decisions off of. If you are thinking about marrying/LTRing someone, you will become their next of kin. If she allows it, you can request access to medical records, which can be reasonable since you're going to be the default substitute decision maker for her health care decisions if she's incapable. Age of first pap basically gives you a good idea of onset of sexual activity, as well STI testing records/frequency. Even if she says…
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 09:29 PM
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All wise moves to lower risk as much as possible. I want to reiterate that screening tests are not foolproof (different tests have varying levels of something called sensitivity/specificity, which basically refers to the possibility of false negatives/positives), and that furthermore, for some diseases, depending on gender (for example, HPV in males), they do not exist. In females, they can lay dormant over many years before causing the cervical changes that make the Pap positive. Until they do,…
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 09:08 PM
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Genital-oral mucosal contact always carries the risk of HPV or HSV (herpes) transmission. Generally, if your partner's been previously active, there is always a chance she is a carrier, and there is no HPV screening test for males. Obviously, I would advise abstaining from a BJ from someone with obvious symptoms like open mouth sores, or signs of gonorrheal pharyngitis. The issue with otherwise normal appearing partners is that the results won't be seen for many years. By the odds, even if you a…
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 08:46 PM
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Damn. I made this post in a sleep deprived haze, had no idea it would blow up so big, I will go through and answer more questions in this thread since the response has been so enthusiastic.
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 05:08 PM
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Almost beat me to it, but to add to what you said, severe PID, tubo-ovarian abscesses, and complex or emergent hysterectomies resulting from them are also risk factors for fistulas later in life. However total hysts are becoming less common for TOAs, and fertility can usually be preserved.
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 10:28 AM
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Happy to answer - it's not so much that they "turn up" with HPV several years into a relationship, it's that the screening test women regularly do every 3 years between age 21-69 (the Pap) finally picked up some cervical cells showing signs of precancerous or cancerous changes. It is likely that they were exposed early on in life to HPV from past partners, with the changes finally showing up now. At the onset of sexual activity, most women are exposed to the HPV virus, which is normally fought o…
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 10:08 AM
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Should have been more specific about that - fistulas and pelvic organ prolapse are more commonly associated with vaginal or anal trauma from complicated childbirth, and less commonly, but still possible, with foreign body insertion (whether toys or dicks).
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 09:54 AM
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Not an STI, HS is more a recurrent inflammatory response to chronically obstructed follicles in certain areas, groin/anal regions included, but risk factors include being fat and a smoker.
/r/TheRedPill25/03/15 08:00 AM
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just wanted to point out that he was describing her Instagram in HIS early 20s, she was slightly older, so its very plausible that she could have been 26-27 in 2010
/r/TheRedPill15/12/14 07:23 AM
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