Because of my medical background I work in a lab would like to state the following Herpes and Syphilis are not the most common stds these days an Yes Although HIV is the ultimate and most common you won?t believe how many cases we find in Men these days by doing simple urine tests and even sometimes rotine blood work for Doctors the most common is Gonorrhea it?s a bacteria that spreads with both sexual and oral contact It grows and multiply easily in the warm, moist areas of the reproductive tract, including the cervix (opening to the womb), uterus (womb), and fallopian tubes (egg canals) in women, and in the urethra (urine canal) in women and men. The bacterium can also grow in the mouth, throat, eyes, and anus.
The bad part is if i you catch it both your wife and children are effected too so next time you visit the Doc ask him for a few extra bottles of penicillin Amoxil 500mg will work as a preventative after your visit ps the medicine only kicks in 72h after you took your first capsule.

JAKES001, so you are basicaly saying OWO is a no go area and one can get Gonorrhea via a blow, or for that matter a WG can. Waaaaaa, time to do some reading on this matter!
Any other medical guys here that can shed more lite on the subject.

It's difficult to pin it down to 1, 2, & 3 ... But here is what I do ...

I have a full medical every 12 months and have been doing this for the past 5 years. I go to our family GP for this. He does the FULL MONTY (all blood tests, glucose tolerance, ECG, etc) on me accept for the Gynae thing ... They do blood tests these days ... lol.

So I'm pretty sure I'm clean!!

In terms of the Labour Relations Act in SA companies can't force medical tests. There are special conditions and legal procedures SA companies have to apply to get this done.

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Yup I see all kinds of bugs everyday, so OWO is a no go for me at leasr the chance to get it with a condom is verry low.... exept if its the eatable ones hehe so.... even kissing is out for me but everyone make their own choises in life so its up to you.... PS you dont need to see your doctor for blood work go to the lab whoever an std test is standard in Practise for all known STDs in the region of R75 and they have to keep your info pricate by LAW

sorry for the spelling mistakes my laptop keyboard is stuffed...........