adwem2003:


You can Google it. It's not that expensive.

IYANGBALI:
That is why I prefer mouth action

UncleRichy:
so Pastor Adeboye was right after all...

GogetterMD:

Your assertions for 1,2 and 3 came from where?
Please this is medical science, always quote your references for such

Remisol:


One can contract STDs from " mouth action" don't be ignorant.

UncleRichy:
so Pastor Adeboye was right after all...

UncleRichy:
so Pastor Adeboye was right after all...

UncleRichy:
so Pastor Adeboye was right after all...

Aminuabiolamuhd:

Ur a lady but ur too raw and dirty.
Iv been following ur comments, always yeye tok

MARYchiells:
Understandable

kirchofff:
One pastor predicted this.

PublicHealthNig:
With 15-24 year olds accounting for half of all new Sexually transmitted Diseases it has become imperative to provide information about the newly discovered sexually transmitted diseases and its implications for the sexually active Nigerian.
The new sexually transmitted diseases Mycoplasma Genitalium was a little known until recently when British Scientists uncovered its links to some sexual conditions.
M. genitalium is one of the most common microorganisms associated with genital tract infections.
The infection has several clinical features consistent with sexual transmission, including higher detection among sexually active individuals compared to sexually naïve adolescents, detection in partners of infected individuals, and predominance in younger individuals with multiple sexual partners and men who have sex with men (particularly those infected with HIV)

Several studies that had identified Mycoplasma as a STI have showed statistically significant increased rates of infection among sexually active women, with rate/risk of infection increasing with 2 or more sexual partners


Implications of contracting Mycoplasma genitalium infection

1. It can significantly affect the ability of the infected individual to have children

2. It complicate and increase the severity of the symptoms of HIV and other viral infections
3. The can lead to the development of ovarian cancers, lymphomas and prostate cancer

4. The infection can lead to pre-term birth and spontaneous abortion.


Prevention of sexually transmitted diseases vd.



The most effective means of preventing sexually transmitted disease is abstinence from sex or faithfulness to a faithful sexual partner. Unprotected sex increase the risk of contracting venereal diseases or vd.





http://www.publichealth.com.ng/new-std-all-you-need-to-know-about-mycoplasma-genitalium/

gentlechyke:


Ada Abia. Kee ka imere?

UncleRichy:
so Pastor Adeboye was right after all...

supersystemsng:
We've been expecting the new sexually transmitted disease for a long time now, it has finally arrived...

Larryfest:
What are the symptoms naa

mu2sa2:
Stds will never end as long as there is seX!

IYANGBALI:
That is why I prefer mouth action

Remisol:


One can contract STDs from " mouth action" don't be ignorant.

IYANGBALI:
its better than getting it through the other means

holluphemydavid:

Yes he was very rude and rude rite, and he also talked about flood and fire disaster, and it had all come to pass

PublicHealthNig:
With 15-24 year olds accounting for half of all new Sexually transmitted Diseases it has become imperative to provide information about the newly discovered sexually transmitted diseases and its implications for the sexually active Nigerian.
The new sexually transmitted diseases Mycoplasma Genitalium was a little known until recently when British Scientists uncovered its links to some sexual conditions.
M. genitalium is one of the most common microorganisms associated with genital tract infections.
The infection has several clinical features consistent with sexual transmission, including higher detection among sexually active individuals compared to sexually naïve adolescents, detection in partners of infected individuals, and predominance in younger individuals with multiple sexual partners and men who have sex with men (particularly those infected with HIV)

Several studies that had identified Mycoplasma as a STI have showed statistically significant increased rates of infection among sexually active women, with rate/risk of infection increasing with 2 or more sexual partners


Implications of contracting Mycoplasma genitalium infection

1. It can significantly affect the ability of the infected individual to have children

2. It complicate and increase the severity of the symptoms of HIV and other viral infections
3. The can lead to the development of ovarian cancers, lymphomas and prostate cancer

4. The infection can lead to pre-term birth and spontaneous abortion.


Prevention of sexually transmitted diseases vd.



The most effective means of preventing sexually transmitted disease is abstinence from sex or faithfulness to a faithful sexual partner. Unprotected sex increase the risk of contracting venereal diseases or vd.





http://www.publichealth.com.ng/new-std-all-you-need-to-know-about-mycoplasma-genitalium/

Remisol:





Really? What difference does it make how you contracted a STD? The fact still remains you have a STD. Ignorance is truly a disease.

Teewhy2:
every day new things to be worry about, make GOD help us.
is it only in Nigeria or am just the only one who think in this environment, you worry about armed robbers, kidnappers, ritualist, badoo group, fulani herdsmen, boko haram, fake pastors, fake imam, church members, neighbors , AIDS, LASSA fever, Ebola, No Electricity, Bad roads, Bad governance e.t.c. now they come add this one way the name sef go make you bite your tougue.
E yin oyinbo e wa fu mi ni visa, ilu we su mi, ko si ina, ko si security, ko si ona.
{ Abeg you Oyinbo come and give me visa, no Electricity, No Security No road}

UncleRichy:
so Pastor Adeboye was right after all...

INVINCIBLECSP:
No, we should rather stop playing God when we commit fornication and adultery and heed to divine instructions. Leave the white man out of this. STOP FORNICATION AND ADULTERY, LESBIANISM AND HOMOSEXUALISM

MARYchiells:






Nwoke oma, Olisa bu EZE. How's your area?