Dear diamondG,

Neither you, nor I, nor anyone else reading your posting is in a position to state a diagnosis with certainty - that privilege belongs to the medical health facility where you got tested yesterday. In the meantime, please read up on chlamydia in the provided link. Lots of good info, but since we don't know what you have, let's not jump the gun, shall we?

If you don't want to go to your regular doctor, why not ask the testing facility to recommend one to you? If you took the test at a lab that is affiliated with your physician only (seems unlikely though), then ask the lab for another referral in your area.

The crucial issue is to go to a health facility as soon as possible - if nothing else so that whatever you have doesn't get worse. And if it's nothing - then count your blessings and don't repeat this unsafe maneuver again.

Let's hope for the best,
the Love Goddess

You have already been tested but in the future you may want to to use sxcheck.com. It is the same group that founded AIM which does testing for the adult industry. sxcheck is for the general public. I have used them for STD testing. It is confidential and you get your results on the Internet. You buy the tests on their site and they have many labs to choose from.  I usually go to an out of town lab since I live in a small city.  I have never tested positive for an STD but I remember when I called I was told they would prescribe medication if I did have an STD so I would not have to visit a doctor. Their founder is an MD.

Check out their site and give them a call if you have questions. You may want to verify the part that they will prescribe medication for you if you test positive. That is my understanding but it has been awhile since I called and asked about this. When I talked to them AIM was just starting sxcheck.

I have used Planned Parenthood lately for STD testing so if any of this information about sxcheck is incorrect please let me know




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play Russian roulette with a half-loaded gun? I presume No. So why did you play Russian roulette with that lady when you put your life and her life in danger?

If you want to see your grandchildren one day, you might want to exert some self-control. And by the way, you should never see that lady again because she is dangerous and if i were you, i would out her.

I don't know where you are, but most major cities in the US have an alternative weekly newspaper. In a lot of places, it's published by Village Voice; the New Times is an example.

Look at the back page of the paper. There's likely an ad for an STD clinic. Call them and they'll get you in ASAP. Your health insurance doesn't need to know about this, so you pay cash. They see infected, drippy dicks like yours  all day long and they don't care much about your situation. You'll get an uncomfortable test, some meds, and you won't be able to jerk your meat or screw for a while. In two weeks, you'll be good as new.

Don't fuck your wife with that cock for awhile!