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Unprotected oral sex couls lead to super Gonorrhoea

Damn, that's not good and I would be lost with CBJ and no daty. DAMN!
 
We have all had this discussion and I think its time to look at the consequences.Im a fan of bbbj but I think Im going to stop making part of my session for my health and the safety of the ladies. What do your guys think?

Unprotected oral sex is being blamed for the rise of '''super gonorrhoea'''

"The World Health Organisation (WHO) has announced that an untreatable form of gonorrhoea has been seen in several cases around the world including in Japan, France and Spain."

I think we're okay for now haha

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Post update: I have done research on the risks and retract my last statement. I will only be offering CBJ until further notice.
 
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sex workers have the lowest STD rates

Though the incidence of venereal disease is twice as high in the promiscuous segment of the general population as among streetwalkers and only 3 to 5% of venereal disease in the United States is related to prostitution (compared to 35% from adolescents), the myth doggedly persists that whores spread disease. When one further considers that some studies have shown STD rates up to 80x higher in streetwalkers than in other types of prostitutes, this means that the incidence of STDs in promiscuous non-prostitutes is up to 160x that in escorts, and that escorts and brothel workers together account for only about 0.4% of the sexually transmitted disease in the United States. Yet every legalization regime includes mandatory (and often invasive) “health checks”, while 95-97% of STDs are spread by the good, “clean” members of the general population who can legally screw anybody they like without even the most cursory or sporadic health checks and face neither stigma nor revocation of their professional credentials should they turn up infected.




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I'd rather err on the side of caution. Protection is never 100% but it is better to be safe by using a safe:)
 
Think with your big head, not your little head. Go into every session with eyes open, and be VERY selective about who you choose to court. Everyone who plays in the sex industry is rolling the dice on STD risk in some way, but I'd be willing to bet that the risk is FAR higher of contracting something from a random civilian encounter these days than from a session with a high end courtesan, or even a well reviewed agency girl.
 
sex workers have the lowest STD rates

Though the incidence of venereal disease is twice as high in the promiscuous segment of the general population as among streetwalkers and only 3 to 5% of venereal disease in the United States is related to prostitution (compared to 35% from adolescents), the myth doggedly persists that whores spread disease. When one further considers that some studies have shown STD rates up to 80x higher in streetwalkers than in other types of prostitutes, this means that the incidence of STDs in promiscuous non-prostitutes is up to 160x that in escorts, and that escorts and brothel workers together account for only about 0.4% of the sexually transmitted disease in the United States. Yet every legalization regime includes mandatory (and often invasive) “health checks”, while 95-97% of STDs are spread by the good, “clean” members of the general population who can legally screw anybody they like without even the most cursory or sporadic health checks and face neither stigma nor revocation of their professional credentials should they turn up infected.




Dirty Whores | The Honest Courtesan

That makes me feel better :no:
 
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^:LMAO: Good one JJ:)
Please ladies and gentlemen note that "status", title, nor reviews, can determine whether or not a provider will or will not have an std , nor do they mean one provider over another is safer to see regarding std's. I've known of a few "high ends' who do lots of bare activities as well as some well reviewed providers who also offer bare activities and although this doesn't mean they'll contract something, it does raise the risk. The more bare play, the higher the risk, it's simple math and common sense. The reason some get reviewed is because of bare activities, the reason *some* are considered "courtesans" is because of bare activities. Most providers who respect themselves and those they see, will visit with a doctor regularly and know how to practice safe sex, as to not spread disease. But and again, this has nothing to do with reviews or titles. There are many providers who aren't highly reviewed who are safe, and many who aren't considered "courtesans: that are also safe. Better than relying on someone else's word, title or reviews, is using common sense and safe practices yourself, and keeping it wrapped up and or by using dental dams, better safe than sorry:)
If you are a gentlemen that has had problems using condoms for oral, try jerking off while using one, that will help you get accustomed to the feel of them:) Some men have told me this works:)
 
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Your body, your choice. Good for you for making a decision and sticking to it Violette!
 
Your body, your choice. Good for you for making a decision and sticking to it Violette!

Well in this industry, not only do i have to worry about my health and safety, but also the health and safety of my clients. I wouldn't want to potentially catch something and then give it to a client who then goes home and gives it to his wife or something. It doesn't respond to any form of treatment and can cause infertility in women as well as blindness in unborn children, I couldn't live with myself if I potentially cause something like that.
 
No matter how bad your week has been, just remember: You’re not suffering from the world’s “worst-ever” case of super-gonorrhoea.
A man in the UK (who remains anonymous, for obvious reasons) contracted the superbug after a sexual encounter with a woman in South East Asia, BBC reported.


Unluckily for him, the infection cannot be cured with first-choice antibiotics. The main treatment—a combination of azithromycin and ceftriaxone—failed to alleviate the situation.
“This is the first time a case has displayed such high-level resistance to both of these drugs and to most other commonly used antibiotics,” according to Gwenda Hughes, consultant scientist and head of Sexually Transmitted Infection section at Public Health England (PHE).
The unfortunate chap, who has (had?) a regular partner in the UK, purportedly picked up the disease earlier this year. He is currently being treated with an unnamed antibiotic that may be his only hope.


So far, no other cases of this super virus have yet been reported.


For those who missed their high school sex-ed classes: The disease, caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is spread via unprotected vaginal, oral, and anal sex. About one in 10 cases do not present recognizable symptoms, which can include a thick green or yellow discharge from sexual organs, pain when urinating, and bleeding between periods.
A nasty infection for anyone, complications of gonorrhoea disproportionately affect women, who have an increased risk of pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy and infertility, and HIV.


Scientists have been keeping a close eye on particularly rebellious strains of the condition for a while; the World Health Organization in July announced that antibiotic resistance is making gonorrhoea harder, sometimes even impossible, to treat.
“The bacteria that cause gonorrhoea are particularly smart,” Teodora Wi, a medical officer at WHO’s Department of Reproductive Health and Research, said in a statement last year. “Every time we use a new class of antibiotics to treat the infection, the bacteria evolve to resist them.”
That’s not exactly what you want to hear about a virus that reaches some of the most sensitive areas of the human body.




 
Swingers At Higher STD Risk Than Prostitutes

by Sam Savage



Scientists studying swingers say that they have higher rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) than prostitutes.
Dutch researchers said that older swingers are particularly vulnerable and yet this group is largely ignored by healthcare services.

The scientists wrote in the journal Sexually Transmitted Infections that there was a risk that swingers could act as an STI "transmission bridge to the entire population.""Although exact estimates are unavailable, the swingers' population is probably large," wrote Anne-Marie Niekamp, who worked on the study with colleagues from Maastricht University.

The researchers analyzed the numbers of patients seeking treatment in 2007 and 2008 at three sexual health clinics in South Limburg in the Netherlands.

The clinics have recorded whether a patient is a swinger since the start of 2007, in an attempt to track infection rates among this group. Estimates say that the swinger population could include many millions across the world.
Scientists studied just under 9,000 consultations at three clinics that took place. One in nine of the patients was a swinger, with an average age of 43.

They found that combined rates of Chlamydia and gonorrhea were just over 10 percent among straight people, 14 percent among gay men, just under 5 percent in female prostitution, and 10.4 percent among swingers. Female swingers had higher infections rates than male swingers.

One in 10 older swingers had Chlamydia and about one in 20 had gonorrhea.

Chlamydia is most commonly found in women and 70 percent of cases show no symptoms. The bacterial infection leads to pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy and infertility. Gonorrhea is another bacterial infection that can lead to infertility if left untreated.
Niekamp said that young straight people, gay men and prostitutes were relatively easy for healthcare service to identify and target for advice and help, but swingers were generally a hidden community.

"That makes them very hard to reach," she said in a telephone interview with Reuters. "Because they are so hidden and in some ways also stigmatized, it is hard for them to come forward for STI testing and treatment."

Read more at Swingers At Higher STD Risk Than Prostitutes - Redorbit
 
Coolriot said:
No matter how bad your week has been, just remember: You’re not suffering from the world’s “worst-ever” case of super-gonorrhoea.
A man in the UK (who remains anonymous, for obvious reasons) contracted the superbug after a sexual encounter with a woman in South East Asia, BBC reported.


Unluckily for him, the infection cannot be cured with first-choice antibiotics. The main treatment—a combination of azithromycin and ceftriaxone—failed to alleviate the situation.
“This is the first time a case has displayed such high-level resistance to both of these drugs and to most other commonly used antibiotics,” according to Gwenda Hughes, consultant scientist and head of Sexually Transmitted Infection section at Public Health England (PHE).
The unfortunate chap, who has (had?) a regular partner in the UK, purportedly picked up the disease earlier this year. He is currently being treated with an unnamed antibiotic that may be his only hope.


So far, no other cases of this super virus have yet been reported.


For those who missed their high school sex-ed classes: The disease, caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is spread via unprotected vaginal, oral, and anal sex. About one in 10 cases do not present recognizable symptoms, which can include a thick green or yellow discharge from sexual organs, pain when urinating, and bleeding between periods.
A nasty infection for anyone, complications of gonorrhoea disproportionately affect women, who have an increased risk of pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy and infertility, and HIV.


Scientists have been keeping a close eye on particularly rebellious strains of the condition for a while; the World Health Organization in July announced that antibiotic resistance is making gonorrhoea harder, sometimes even impossible, to treat.
“The bacteria that cause gonorrhoea are particularly smart,” Teodora Wi, a medical officer at WHO’s Department of Reproductive Health and Research, said in a statement last year. “Every time we use a new class of antibiotics to treat the infection, the bacteria evolve to resist them.”
That’s not exactly what you want to hear about a virus that reaches some of the most sensitive areas of the human body.






I am worried now.
 
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