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  1. Just my personal list: 1. Consider your risk appetite - what are the experiences you're after and the risk associated with those acts. Think carefully of the tradeoffs for each of the acts you want to engage in. E.g. eating out a thera? Potential for throat infection via gono/chlamydia.. your gums are bleeding/mouth sores at the time of the act? Added bonus of potential hiv infection.(small chance) 2. Partner/Thera - make sure your target thera/partner is not a walking infection.. often you have no idea of verifying this for your first encounter so best to rubber up. Once they become your regular and are on good terms try to get them and yourself tested regularly while still praticing safer sex.(depends how much you trust them) 3. Hygiene.. make sure you and your target partner/thera practice good hygiene. 4. Prep - consider taking prep after having consulted with your physician regarding your sexual habits. 5. PEP - either for hiv or bacterial or both. E.g. Antiretroviral for hiv or bacterial(doxy pep) - pls consult with your physician. 6. Test - get tested regularly.. I myself get tested every 2-3 months.. sometimes more often depending on how active I am.
  2. Try to ask for doxy-pep as well, since we have the same addiction he ended up prescribing some for me for future emergency use so I don't have to keep coming back.
  3. It's the same one on his fb. He doesn't do phone consultations, tried that before. You really have to go to his clinic.
  4. Haven't tried, but I suggest you look at exactly what the different tests are first.. you need to be able to have an objective comparison and not solely based on price
  5. Get well soon sir, hopefully nothing too serious yan.
  6. Probably yes, but I doubt anyone would admit to it. Herpes will stick with you forever, and must be managed. For hpv, just get vaccinated for it.
  7. https://www.hi-precision.com.ph/special-test-collection1/hpv-genotyping Unfortunately, when it comes to us men there doesn't seem to be an approved test at the moment.
  8. Legit sobra, haha, same exact line nung unang beses natamaan, sabay anung next na ginawa ko? "Retired" for a few months sabay maslumala pa, with the knowledge nag add lng ng safety via testing myself and the regular theras + pep kung alanganin. Tpos puro live with the regulars na "tested" and "trusted" ko. Your reason to quit has to be driven by more than fear. So far "retired" na ulet with my last walk nung June. Here's to hoping all those that retired from this hobby stay retired. stay safe mga boss
  9. I.m.o., Without knowing the specific type of hiv test and generation, 6 months is already quite a long time, should be good.
  10. Best to consult with two seperate specialists for this: an ent and an sti specialist.
  11. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8b7qwQyjQy This was informative and entertaining
  12. Paretest ka lang ulit boss, madaming possible reasons for indeterminate, mahirap mag assume.
  13. Backread po tayo sir
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