personal question… please answer i need information?

is it possible for a man to come without sperm? on sunday my bf “released” clear liquid and when i asked him about it (i was concerned it was a sign of an std or something) he said that happens sometimes and its common for guys if they come alot and it isnt a big deal. i thought maybe because he came 5 times (3 from intercourse and 2 from oral) that day that had something to do with it…. is he being truthful or is clear ejaculate a sign of something more serious? should he be concerned?
usually theres “stuff” in it…now its like hes full of water…it was completely clear..legit looked like water… kinda freaked me out lol

Yes, what he’s telling you is accurate. You’re keeping him so busy that his body can’t keep up with the demand. Hopefully, you’ll be giving him a break for a day or so and then you’ll see that things will get back to normal.

What are the chances that my treatment for Chlamydia didn’t work?

I went into the gyno a little over a month ago for a yeast infection, long story short, I contracted chlamydia from my now ex. I was treated and haven’t had intercourse since, I went back into the gyno for yet another yeast infection and she said it’s too soon to retest that they like to wait awhile before they retest because it could still show positive. I was reading that it’s possible that the treatment didn’t work, is that true?

It’s possible. Depends how virulent the infection was and how strong the strain that infected you was. Could be that the strain was already exposed to your treating antibitotic already and has built up an immunity to it thus requiring a stronger antibitotic. That’s normally the case these days especially when doctors are so into this whole “give ‘em an antibitotic for whatever they got wrong with ‘em” mentality these days. Worse case scenario, the doctor might not have sent your specimen to the lab to get a positive result and instead just went off of her assessment as to what the pathogen might be. In that case, the treatment is a hit or miss scenario and they’ll eventually get it right.

Can you single step through a C# program written with Pro or Std edition on a PC with Express?

I work at a manufacturing plant and we have hardware test systems on the floor. We are finally looking to jump from VB6 to .Net. Currently, we keep a copy of VB6 Enterprise at our desks AND at the testers. This allows flexibility to debug issues with boards being tested and rapid development AT the tester itself. Visual Studio Standard and Pro are pretty expensive, but Express is free. Since they all use the CLR, can we write code at our desks using one of these more powerful IDEs and still be able to step through and debug on a tester that only has the Express edition installed? What if we have some modules written in VB.Net and some in C#.Net?

Perhaps – it all depends on if you use a project type that the express version supports. You can use Visual Studio and create a vb.net forms application then copy the project to a computer with VS Express for VB and debug it. Some of the more sophisticated types, like component projects, asp projects, etc. are not supported in the express version.

So, if you stick to form or console type of applicaitons then yes. You can take a VS Pro C# form application and debug it in VS C# Express.

San Antonio STD Testing

Genital herpes, or Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV2), is a sexually transmitted disease that causes outbreaks on the genitals and genital area of sufferers. Once contracted, the virus stays in the body for life, lying dormant until an outbreak is triggered. Outbreaks can occur anywhere from a couple of times a year, up to two or three times a month.

HSV2 is much more common that most people think. There are various estimates on the infection rate in this country, with some authorities believing the number is around 1 in 5 people currently carrying the HSV2 virus.

It is important for men to know the genital herpes male symptoms. Despite what you may have heard, herpes is quite manageable, and sufferers can live a normal life, if they can identify the disease and get the right treatment.

Genital herpes male symptoms will be different from person to person, and many sufferers will show no symptoms at all. However, if a male is showing signs of herpes, they could show some or all of the symptoms below.

1. Tingling and itching on the penis and genital area

2. Outbreaks of bumps or blisters on the penis or genital area. These bumps can be as small as pimples, or large coin sized blisters. The blisters will most often seep and scab after a few days.

3. Flu-like symptoms, such as fever, fatigue, headache, dizziness and sore or tired limbs.

4. Swollen lymph nodes or glands in the groin

5. Pain or burning during urination

If you are experiencing any of the above, it’s possible you could be infected as these are very common genital herpes male symptoms, and you should see your doctor immediately. Also remember that many men will show no signs at all, so if you know you’ve had sexual contact with someone infected with HSV2, or suspect you may have, you should also schedule a check up and STD test with your medical practitioner.

Insidermedicine In 60 – January 8, 2010

Re: Teen Sex, Pregnancy, STD’s

could I have herpes? or could it be something else?

this might be a little tmi but i need some advice. I’m not sure if I have herpes. I’ve only had sex with one man and have had oral sex with one other man a few years ago. I’ve never had any symptoms of herpes until recently. I just had one bump on my vaginal area and it was a little sore but went away in a few days. I’ve never had any other symptoms besides that. I just had a baby 2 months ago and I’m not sure if they test for herpes or not. My boyfriend has a bump on his penis that looks like it could be herpes but he says it doesn’t hurt. I am 100% sure he has never cheated on me and that i’m the only person he’s been with. Does this sound like herpes? Would I have been tested for herpes during pregnancy? Could it just be a skin irritation? thanks for all your advice.. sorry for being graphic.

Well it could be, there’s no way to truly know for sure without a culture of the area.

To answer your other question, no they do not test for herpes during a pregnancy unless you are having an outbreak and they actually culture the area.

When I had my first child I did not know that I had genital herpes, therefore, never informed my doctor, as I was unaware myself. I still had a very happy and very healthy baby.

I’m on my second pregnancy now and during the first doctor visit to my gyn I was having a massive outbreak and they cultured it and I did indeed have genital herpes. I’m currently using Valtrex for outbreaks and at 35 weeks I will have to go on it daily to try and prevent an outbreak during the time of my delivery.

So I also may have given you too much info. too, but I hope it helps.

And if you do have genital herpes, trust me, it is not the end of the world and it doesn’t make you a bad person. It is just life and these things happen and we just have to move on and try to take care of ourselves as best we can and educate ourselves.

Good Luck.

Herpes….?

I had sex with a Married women 2 years back, just one time.few days back she called me and said she is +ve for Herpes, she is asking (blaming) me whether i have Herpes or not.I told her she might have got it from her husband, she says my husband is not like you (I used to flirt alot) and i had sex with you and my husband only so it should come from you only.

No you have to ask for the herpes test.
You can carry the virus forever and never have an outbreak or symptoms.

My husband carried the virus and had no idea until I suddenly broke out with blisters so bad it put me in the hospital. He had no idea he had the virus. He still has not had an outbreak and I get them regularly.

This also means that her husband could have the virus and not have symptoms. It does not necessarily mean that she got it from you.

Get a blood test done from any doctor to find out for sure if you carry the virus and then you’ll have to inform anyone you have sexual contact with that you have it. Also if you have it, a condom won’t protect the other person from getting it as it can transfer from any genital area.