on
the other hand is found in most body fluids of infected persons including
saliva, cum, blood and possibly piss. Principally, Hep B is spread through
intimate contact with infected people or exposure to body fluids of these
people. It is similar to HIV in the way it spreads.
There are vaccines for both Hep A & B! Go to your doctor or
call City Clinic at 415-487-5500 for more information. If you are
sexually active, get both of these vaccines!
Parasites are also passed through butt juice and shit. They
typically cause symptoms like diarrhea, nausea, gas, cramping or change in
stool. It can be like having the stomach flu. Some people have symptoms
that are so slight they don't realize they have 'em.
The vast majority of parasites can be gotten rid of. Some take
harsh medicine to do the trick. One, cryptosporidium, is real stubborn.
There's no drug for it, but guys with unimpaired immune systems typically
recover on their own and appear to develop some immunity to subsequent
infections.
Reduce your risks by being informed and making informed choices.
Think about these bugs and come up with your own plan to reduce your
risks. Negotiate risks with your partner before sex. Be aware of the
possibilities of how fecal matter (shit and butt juice) can end up in your
mouth. Keep in mind that some of these bugs can be passed along from any
body part that touches the bug. Theoretically, that means that if you kiss
someone who had his tongue up an ass or even lick somebody's tit that was
last twisted by a finger up a butt, you can become infected.
