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HAS ME HAVING A PINT KILLED OFF THE ANTI BIOTICS.

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PostPosted: 08/11/08 - 17:38    Post subject: HAS ME HAVING A PINT KILLED OFF THE ANTI BIOTICS. Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi,

Not really sure what to say here so here it goes.

I got told I had a STD last Tuesday was classed as unknown something U or something. Anyway, I got given 2 tablets to take when I was there and that was it, got told it would take upto 10 days for it to clear. All the pain and irritation around my penis had gone until a day ago when I had a pint of Carling ( Larger ) and today I have been having pain again. I want to have sexual intercourse with my new partner and can’t and im having to hang it on and lye to her about the 30 day rule thing.

What’s going on?
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PostPosted: 08/12/08 - 14:05    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
1st of all do not have sex without protection especialy if u know u have an std. i dont think larger would make any difference not if it was just a pint. the tablets they gave you may not have been enough to clear it completely. or if your partner has it then maybe she has past it back to you. x
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