contrary to what we want to believe, our young are engaging in unsafe sex at a very early age.....singaporeans are not that suakoo as we thought. many are ignorant about safe sex....and many have already contacted serious std before they get married. some blocked tubes. some hpv....some had repeated abortions prior to marriage....many many factors contributed to our sub-fertility.
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Cervical Cancer
- Thread starter Narong Wongwan
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The viruses are already in yr system and in all likelihood will remain for as long as u live. No point doing vaccination now. Both are incurable. Do take care of yr immune system and the symtoms may just disappear although there's no guarantee it wont surface again. If I were u, no more unprotected sex whether oral or penetration. In fact, a simple comdom protection may not even be enough. Try wearing latex shorts+condom for full protection.
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Do nothing bro.Your tongue wouLd just drop off by itseLf when it's fuLLy infected & ripe..
Back to topic, i shouLd think it's more of a psychoLogicaL impact on your part..am sure there wouLd be teLL-taLe
signs Like uLcers, coLd sores or LittLe boiLs in or around your mouth's area shouLd you get infected; but again,
that may not means you are going cancerous.No worries La..
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Circumcised men are cleaner , this I agree 101% 
'cos I went under the knife when I was 24 :p
'cos I went under the knife when I was 24 :p- Joined
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Rise in mouth cancer cases due to increase in oral sex
By JohnThomas Didymus
Mar 16, 2012 in Health
Recent studies show a pattern of increase in cases of oral cancer and Cancer Research UK has said the increase is due to higher rates of high-risk strains of sexually transmitted human papilloma virus (HPV) contracted during oral sex.
According to Cancer Research UK, the rates of mouth cancer have exceeded 6,000 a year for the first time in the UK. BBC reports this figure compares with 4,400 cases a decade ago.
Two-thirds of about 6,200 cases diagnosed in the UK in 2011 were in men.
BBC reports experts say risk factors in mouth cancer include heavy drinking, smoking and sexually transmitted HPV infection. But the increase in cases of mouth cancer come in spite of the fact that smoking and alcohol use rates have fallen significantly in the past decade.
According to The Independent, the incidence of oral cancer used to be highest in older patients who were heavy smokers or drinkers, but with smoking rates having reduced by half in Britain in the last three decades, younger patients who do not smoke are turning up in clinics in increasing numbers with oral HPV infection.
Daily Mail reports medical experts say up to eight in 10 Britons will contract HPV infection in their lives but the infection is usually harmless. However, there are a few strains of the virus that cause health complications.
One of such is the HPV-16 known to induce cancer. BBC reports experts have seen a 90 percent increase in cases of HPV-related cancers at the base of the tongue (from 284 to 595 cases) and a 70 percent increase in tonsil cancers (from 573 to 1,052).
According to Daily Mail, Richard Shaw, expert in head and neck cancers at the Liverpool Cancer Research UK Center, said: "We have seen a rapid increase in the number of HPV16-positive cases of oral cancer." He said: "We have also noticed that patients with HPV-related oral cancers tend to be younger, are less likely to be smokers and have better outcomes from treatment than those whose tumours show no evidence of HPV. This raises questions as to exactly how these cancers develop and why they only affect a small proportion of people who are exposed."
Sara Hiom, director of information at Cancer Research UK, said: "It's worrying to see such a big rise in oral cancer rates.But like many other cancers, if oral cancer is caught early, there is a better chance of successful treatment. So it's really important for people to know the signs and symptoms of oral cancer - mainly mouth ulcers that just won't heal, any lumps or thickening in the mouth, lips or throat, or red or white patches in the mouth that won't go away.It's not just doctors who have a vital role to play. If you're worried about any of these symptoms you can see your dentist as well. Dentists have an important role to play in spotting oral cancer early and encouraging their patients to take care of their mouths. So make sure you attend regular dental check-ups."
Read more: http://digitaljournal.com/article/321261#ixzz271sDeTaA
By JohnThomas Didymus
Mar 16, 2012 in Health
Recent studies show a pattern of increase in cases of oral cancer and Cancer Research UK has said the increase is due to higher rates of high-risk strains of sexually transmitted human papilloma virus (HPV) contracted during oral sex.
According to Cancer Research UK, the rates of mouth cancer have exceeded 6,000 a year for the first time in the UK. BBC reports this figure compares with 4,400 cases a decade ago.
Two-thirds of about 6,200 cases diagnosed in the UK in 2011 were in men.
BBC reports experts say risk factors in mouth cancer include heavy drinking, smoking and sexually transmitted HPV infection. But the increase in cases of mouth cancer come in spite of the fact that smoking and alcohol use rates have fallen significantly in the past decade.
According to The Independent, the incidence of oral cancer used to be highest in older patients who were heavy smokers or drinkers, but with smoking rates having reduced by half in Britain in the last three decades, younger patients who do not smoke are turning up in clinics in increasing numbers with oral HPV infection.
Daily Mail reports medical experts say up to eight in 10 Britons will contract HPV infection in their lives but the infection is usually harmless. However, there are a few strains of the virus that cause health complications.
One of such is the HPV-16 known to induce cancer. BBC reports experts have seen a 90 percent increase in cases of HPV-related cancers at the base of the tongue (from 284 to 595 cases) and a 70 percent increase in tonsil cancers (from 573 to 1,052).
According to Daily Mail, Richard Shaw, expert in head and neck cancers at the Liverpool Cancer Research UK Center, said: "We have seen a rapid increase in the number of HPV16-positive cases of oral cancer." He said: "We have also noticed that patients with HPV-related oral cancers tend to be younger, are less likely to be smokers and have better outcomes from treatment than those whose tumours show no evidence of HPV. This raises questions as to exactly how these cancers develop and why they only affect a small proportion of people who are exposed."
Sara Hiom, director of information at Cancer Research UK, said: "It's worrying to see such a big rise in oral cancer rates.But like many other cancers, if oral cancer is caught early, there is a better chance of successful treatment. So it's really important for people to know the signs and symptoms of oral cancer - mainly mouth ulcers that just won't heal, any lumps or thickening in the mouth, lips or throat, or red or white patches in the mouth that won't go away.It's not just doctors who have a vital role to play. If you're worried about any of these symptoms you can see your dentist as well. Dentists have an important role to play in spotting oral cancer early and encouraging their patients to take care of their mouths. So make sure you attend regular dental check-ups."
Read more: http://digitaljournal.com/article/321261#ixzz271sDeTaA
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Who believes last time people never suck cock and lick CB as foreplay ?Oral sex is as old as normal sex !
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Don't beat yourself.
She has cervical cancer because she had too many partners and most of them do not CIRCUMCISE!!! And she receives all the shit inside.
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Listerine is anti bacterial and not anti viral. Viruses are nothing more than strips of DNA which are embedded in the host cells.
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your en-lighting, factual and educational posts will be waste on the retards in this forum.
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What is " en-lighting " ? Retarded !
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I thot mouthwash also known to cause cancer?
Anyway welcome back spotter
Anyway welcome back spotter
boss is right. the routine use of listerine is a utter waste of time giving people a false sense of security.
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I agree with you....... this cheebye fucks a lot with diff men......... though may not be uncircumcised pricks - along as washed clean shud not be a problem.
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human siliva is very antseptic......... so as long as before the act ends, there is strong CIM vac actions, it will be all well that ends well.............!!!!
Dear Narong, how's your health nowadays?
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Dear Narong, how's your health nowadays?
Alive and kicking
Just got one gf pregnant.....going to be a father again at my age.....my friends are envious
So this clone is the thread digger extraordinaire?
Haha so many personas only a kid can be so creative
