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Understanding Herpes (Herpes #1, Sex & STDs Series)
Genital herpes affects 25% of Americans! Here’s what you need to know about this STD. See uncensored herpes videos (with genital sores): www. sexhealthguru. com
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#2 written by question4seller 2 years ago
-Blacks are 12% of the US population
-50% of all murderers in the US are black.
-50% of all HIV cases are black
-44% of all US Prisoners are black
-only 50% of black HS students graduate in 4 years
-33% of black kids live in poverty
-70% of black babies are born to single moms
-45% of black women have never been married
-AIDS is the number one killer for black woman 25 to 34
-there are 1 million more black women working than black men
-1in 9 black men age 20-34 are Incarcerated -
#5 written by HerpesAwareness 2 years ago
Herpes does not discriminate. All races and ages can contract the virus. Babies can contract it when they are born so it’s not just sexually transmitted. Get serious about eating fruit and vegetables (and I mean serious guys) and avoid alcohol, coffee, red meat, artificial sweeteners and eat less processed foods and you should find you won’t suffer as many outbreaks.
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#7 written by Jibjub80 2 years ago
I am confused about one thing. When I had a STD exam, I asked, “if a person receives a herpes diagnosis, does this mean s/he will need to use condoms for life?” The person answered yes to that. Then, when I asked a followup question, “Will a person with herpes ever be able to have children,” the person screening me said, “oh sure, that is no problem” (as if she was ignoring the fact that condoms not always but usually will also act as a contraceptive barrier). Am I missing something?
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Phone calls to all the girls that have taken my penis in their mouths’. They took my pee sample and ne had one blood cell in it, the other one was something like “proteins +1″, what ever that means, but they told me it means nothing. No idea whats wrong with me so I’m about to freak out a bit. Kinda hoping that it’s klamydia just so I know it can be treated..