We named our dog herpes because he wouldn't heel.
We named our dog herpes because he wouldn't heel.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Herpes is a media-manufactured disease. It causes no serious illness, and is usually and sometimes always asymptomatic. It was never considered a big deal until the 1970's when drug manufacturers wanted to sell useless "treatments" for it.
Peak herpes media frenzy in 1982:
https://ellacydawson.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/cover.jpg?w=750Nothing personal but are either of you oral copulating each other?
Anyway.
Stock up on the
Listerine mouthwash.
Valtrex
Neoporin
And get a good family Dermatologist who can do Trichloroacetic acid peels
and you both make an appointment to know what to look for.
yellowman wrote:
You keep that s*it forever like luggage.
Oh man, still the greatest standup. One couldn't get away with that type of act, today.
Well, I'ma go have a beer...
Rupparena wrote:
yeah, I wouldn't worry too much about it. If you love her, she will eventually stop having sex with you anyway.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Herpes is a media-manufactured disease. It causes no serious illness, and is usually and sometimes always asymptomatic. It was never considered a big deal until the 1970's when drug manufacturers wanted to sell useless "treatments" for it.
Forget it and be glad you don't have a real disease.
I agree 100 percent.
Mysterious23 wrote:
I am going to my doctor this week to see if they have some way of screening for every month by swabbing the inside of me to see if they can get a positive reading that way. I feel as though if they get a reading of negative then i wont give it to him.
Also, I dont believe everything doctors say because I believe some are just trying to make money.
That's the ONLY thing they are interested in. You won't get the truth, so it's better to not see them at all.
Now, lets be clear that herpes is not merely a minor inconvenience, it is linked to epilepsy:
It has also been linked to a number of autoimmune disorders, just like any virus and resides on the central nervous system where it can do significant damage. If you have seen children struggle with epilepsy (which affects everything from physical growth to brain development), you might think quite differently.
I know a lot of people on the boards like to act like recreational sex is a good thing, but it has inherent risks that should not be ignored, especially since herpes cannot be prevented with most forms of contraception.
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You not alone”, this should be the message that is made clear to those living with HIV, YES there is a world of those living with HIV and those without that are willing to lend a helping hand especially to those that have been recently diagnosed with HIV as they are the most vulnerable. http://www.hivpositivedatingsites.org suggest you the Best HIV positive dating sites of 2017, you can go along with them by considering their activity, privacy , policies and safety features.
When I sleep with a woman, I ALWAYS, ALWAYS assume that she has Herpes...
That way, I don't have to tell her about my Herpes
Anthony Jeselnik
Dr Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club wrote:
I know this is a running forum, but, I was just looking for some advice from anyone, and this is a nice, anonymous setting.
My girlfriend that I love very much just found out that she has herpes. A guy that she dated a year ago texted her, and said that he just found out that he had it. She and I went to get our blood tested together. Hers came back positive for HSV-1 and 2. Mine came back negative.
I did some looking on Google, and it seems like there are ways to manage this disease, and to have a long lasting monogamous relationship with someone and not spread the virus.
Have any of you been with someone infected with something like Herpes?
I will not even consider breaking up this relationship. I'm going to stick this thing out, and I will do what ever it takes to make this work.
She just recently switched insurance providers. Does anyone know if the insurance could claim that this is an existing condition and not cover medication?
I'd really like to talk to a doctor about this. Is that something that we can do together? Do you think that a doctor would be willing to talk to both of us, and let us know what we can do together to make the infection easier for her, and also to talk about what my risks are and how to minimize them? I really love this woman, and I know that she also really loves me. And she is feeling really guilty about getting this, and how it could change her life. And I want to be as supportive and caring as possible. And, I am aware that there is no way to prevent myself from getting infected, and it is a risk I'm prepared to take, but I would still like to minimize it.
Can having herpes effect your running? Does anyone take Valtrex regularly and does it change your running at all?
Thanks for any help.
My girlfriend also has herpes. So I got the HIV and now we're even.
Add zinc supplements to your diet. It acts as a boon to get rid of genital herpes. Zinc is a vital part of most of the proteins and enzymes. Also, it can deactivate herpes virus elements. Thus, this important mineral reduces the discomfort and speeds up the healing of sores. Foods rich in zinc are spinach, beef, kidney beans, shrimp, flax seeds, pumpkin seeds, oyster, watermelon seeds, garlic, oysters and egg yolk. Besides taking zinc supplements, you can also use zinc ointment.
http://www.crazyhealthplan.com/how-to-get-rid-of-genital-herpes/
Dr Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club wrote:
Diagnosed with herpes. Yes, hands are full. But I'm committed, and this isn't her fault, and I'm planning to see this through.
Seems like it's a manageable condition, and many people live complete lives without too much interference. I guess I can just continue to be supportive and try to help her see the professionals that she needs to in order to get over this hurdle.
On a positive note, you can't have kids.
Seriously, you both should grow out your pubic hair. Pubic hair provides friction in between the pelvis. It has been shown that pubic hair helps reduce transmission. For one, because it lowers the chance of direct skin-to-skin contact. Also because many times when people shave, they may experience small cuts, which makes it easier to transmit diseases.
Dr Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club wrote:
I know this is a running forum, but, I was just looking for some advice from anyone, and this is a nice, anonymous setting.
My girlfriend tat I love very much just found out that she has herpes. A guy that she dated a year ago texted her, and said that he just found out that he had it. She and I went to get our blood tested together. Hers came back positive for HSV-1 and 2. Mine came back negative.
I did some looking on Google, and it seems like there are ways to manage this disease, and to have a long lasting monogamous relationship with someone and not spread the virus.
Have any of you been with someone infected with something like Herpes?
I will not even consider breaking up this relationship. I'm going to stick this thing out, and I will do what ever it takes to make this work.
She just recently switched insurance providers. Does anyone know if the insurance could claim that this is an existing condition and not cover medication?
I'd really like to talk to a doctor about this. Is that something that we can do together? Do you think that a doctor would be willing to talk to both of us, and let us know what we can do together to make the infection easier for her, and also to talk about what my risks are and how to minimize them? I really love this woman, and I know that she also really loves me. And she is feeling really guilty about getting this, and how it could change her life. And I want to be as supportive and caring as possible. And, I am aware that there is no way to prevent myself from getting infected, and it is a risk I'm prepared to take, but I would still like to minimize it.
Can having herpes effect your running? Does anyone take Valtrex regularly and does it change your running at all?
Thanks for any help.
Actually, herpes is very normal. Dating a woman with herpes is not a big issue. There are many ways to protect yourself from getting this virus. You can read this article for more information.
https://bestherpesdatingsites.com/girlfriend-told-hsv-2/Greatttt wrote:
Seriously, you both should grow out your pubic hair. Pubic hair provides friction in between the pelvis. It has been shown that pubic hair helps reduce transmission. For one, because it lowers the chance of direct skin-to-skin contact. Also because many times when people shave, they may experience small cuts, which makes it easier to transmit diseases.
Bush FTW!!!
TBH I'd be pretty devastated if my partner or girlfriend told me she had Herpes.
There's a pretty bad stigma around it obviously, and it also portends that she was a loose, indiscreet woman in the past.
I know it's not "PC" to judge women AND men based on their sexual history, but every man on to his own.
That's why these days in the age of Tinder and casual hook ups, you should ask the question before you bang her without rubber.
Why that would be a question really? 90+% of people have herpes, cold sores appearing on their lips maybe once in a few years.
You chick has been raw dogging tons of dudes. She finally found a chuck who doesn't care. She will continue to raw dog other dudes. Just warning you.
