Man catches Super Gonorroa STD after PAAGing in Asia

[Edub]

A lot of cats that age particular into this type of stuff feel like "they've lived life" already and catching a bug isn't the end of the world since they only got 20-30 years left.

That’s a long fukkin time to be out here crotch on fye…. I think they just some horny nasty muthafukkas

 

[shopthatwrecks]

Godzilladike Babble

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

He had unprotected sex with a sex worker in Cambodia, according to scientists.

 

[Yzak]

The bacteria’s that causes most of the STDs are becoming resistant to Antibiotics. It’s going to be difficult to treat the patients and people could die.

Asia in general has this problem due to over prescription. India even has super bacteria forming due to antibiotic runoff into rivers. The world ender is forming in the ganges right now

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Bug chasing sex tourist got exactly what he was looking for

 

[IWasntMadeToPlayTheSon]

I actually came back from a nursing conference a couple of weeks ago, anyone who’s raw gang better strap up because in two to three years, a lot of STDs will be non treatable.

So we got at least a year and a half left? Got it

 

[Oatmeal]

He asked for literal raw dog and it must've been lost in translation......

 

[Pseudonym]

I’ll make it simple because that conference was hella long, but over the years medical professionals have been worried about bacteria becoming resistant due to the overuse of the antibiotics like penicillin and etc. We had a good amount of patients that would take their antibiotics but never finish them, it’s not only STDs but other bacterial diseases as well.

Then those patients go have reckless sex and then it spreads, kinda like how our immune system learns to adapt and survive certain viruses, so does the bacteria. Leading to them being able to resistant any antibiotics we’re administering to an infected patient.

@Pseudonym You’re also a nurse, have you been given any education on super bugs or antibiotic resistant bacteria

Yes these are the most dangerous because at that point, not much can be done other than try to overwhelm the system with numerous antibiotics. A common , popular one is MRSA.

Also, if you’re treated for the same std with same drugs the efficacy goes down the more it’s used