Speaking of.... Super ghonno bug going around. Stay Away from dfk and go for CBJ
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/...17-p5o2vw.html
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Speaking of.... Super ghonno bug going around. Stay Away from dfk and go for CBJ
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/...17-p5o2vw.html
The doctor just told me that its my responsibility to to tell my recent sex partners.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulgallen
Yes, symptoms started in 4-5 days after the bbbj, started with light clear discharge, then progressed to a lot of yellow discharge along with pretty severe burning pain when going toilet to pee.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1inchguy
Went to the doctor and got a test/swab, she put me on an antibiotic straightaway which apparently was the wrong one for my symptoms. Symptoms got a lot worse, then i got a call from.clinic who informed me it was gonnhorhea 4 days later and to go in for an injection and a different course of antibiotics.
Feeling a lot better today but still not 100%.
Will be calling the shop today to inform them, probably the worst part in all this.
https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infect...gono-alert.pdf
Yikes, for those who can't access through the paywall...
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Nothing to be embarrassed about, you are doing the right thing letting the shop know. For the girl's health and for other punters too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Newbieguy2025
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Some MLs and WLs work at two or three premises.
Sydney Morning Herald on 22 February: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/...17-p5o2vw.html
Drug-resistant ‘gonorrhoea superbugs’ are spreading across Sydney
Drug-resistant strains of gonorrhoea are spreading across NSW as health authorities grow increasingly concerned about the diminishing effectiveness of antibiotics to treat the common sexually transmitted infection.
There have been 16 cases of multi-drug resistant gonorrhoea diagnosed so far this year, compared to 41 cases last year, NSW Health said on Tuesday.
This includes two cases showing high-level resistance to both the first-line treatment (ceftriaxone) and a host of other drugs, including penicillin. These cases are sometimes called “gonorrhoea superbugs” or “super gonorrhoea”.
Most of the cases were in Sydney, said NSW Health’s Dr Vicky Sheppeard.
“If we do get a predominance of drug resistance, we might need to give people intravenous antibiotics … there may not be antibiotics available,” Sheppeard said. “So to try to control this now, when the numbers are relatively small, is ideal.”
Cases occurred mostly in heterosexual people, including recent cases linked to female sex workers, NSW Health said in an alert sent to doctors earlier this month.
Gonorrhoea can occur without symptoms, meaning it can spread easily among people who do not know they are carrying the infection. Untreated, it can cause long-term reproductive issues such as infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, and complications during pregnancy.
The antibiotic injection ceftriaxone is the recommended first-line treatment against gonorrhoea, but since 2014 doctors have been advised to give it in combination with another antibiotic, azithromycin, because bacteria had begun to show signs of being resistant to ceftriaxone alone.
Strains that are resistant to multiple antibiotics are increasingly common. Extensively drug-resistant gonorrhoea was first reported in Australia and the UK in 2018, and again in 2022.
A report released this week by the Australian Centre for Disease Control found community cases surged between 2022 and 2024, coinciding with the relaxation of COVID-19 travel restrictions.
In 2024, high-level resistance to azithromycin was identified in a record 46 cases of Neisseria gonorrhoeae, compared to 27 isolated cases in 2023, the report found.
Drug-resistant forms of gonorrhoea represent a fraction of the total number of cases recorded in Australia every year, but their ability to rapidly build resistance to treatment make them an emerging global health threat.
These drug-resistant forms of infection have been declared a high-priority global threat by the World Health Organisation.
There have been 1614 gonorrhoea notifications in NSW so far this year.
The total number of gonorrhoea cases in Australia doubled in a decade to 44,210 in 2024, according to the latest surveillance data from the Kirby Institute. Men accounted for two-thirds of all notifications.
Associate Professor Tanya Applegate, chief investigator at the UNSW’s Kirby Institute antimicrobial resistance hub, said more research was needed into new drugs to fight the ever-changing threat.
The institute is working with the CSIRO on artificial intelligence models that can analyse patterns in the genome sequence of gonorrhoea isolates, and how they react to antibiotics.
It is an approach that has paid off elsewhere. Last year, US researchers used machine learning to design two new antibiotics effective against gonorrhoea superbugs.
WADR, the worst part WOULD be if you did NOT call the shop and let them know. No need to be embarrassed, it's just part of the business. The cost to ALL of doing business. Speak to the mamasan and simply let her know, no need to go into graphic detail. EVERYONE will be grateful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newbieguy2025
It’s unfortunate NG25 started punting in the last six months and three out of his four threads have been about “unpleasant” experiences.
Maybe he should give up punting?
thanks for the update, all the best!Quote:
Originally Posted by Newbieguy2025
BBBJ best pleasures but roll of the dice.
If possible, please let us know the shop name or ML so that our fellow punters will be aware and safe. This is not name-and-shame just protecting our fellas, I believe. Thx
As stated above, read the Forum rules (there's a link, with reasons).Quote:
Originally Posted by Howardguy888
And, as justincase said, a number of providers "float", working several shops. And unless she caught it from the shop's toilet seat, or it was the airborne variety caught in the shop, she was infected by someone. Maybe the "someone" only saw her, or maybe he punts elsewhere.
Methinks it's not so much about protection via "avoidance". More like relief - not MY provider. But how do you REALLY know who YOUR provider has also seen.
Oh yea... this was the young pup complaining about old dogs barking... Hmmm Karma.Quote:
Originally Posted by justincase