HPV Risk High for Men, Thai Doctor Urges Vaccination

2 minutes ago, unblocktheplanet said:

I have never called anyone 'stupid' in my life, though I've had to often bite my tongue. Perhaps Canadians are different than Brits, might be quite acceptable in your culture.

Good luck with the attitude, mate. Make friends & influence people...

Ive got that book. It only works with normal people. If people are crazy it doesnt work

14 minutes ago, unblocktheplanet said:

If you're 50 or under, I wouldn't take that chance.

I agree, I would get it if young. Would have made the long process of clearing it naturedly a non-issue.

2 hours ago, atpeace said:

No, they "all" are cleared by healthy individuals and that goes for the high risk ones. If it becomes persistent ( poor immune system ) then it might never be cleared. There is no cure and only your immune system can clear it which it does efficiently given time if healthy in most cases.

Below is AI which better explains than I can :)

healthy immune system can and frequently does clear high-risk HPV types 16 and 18, typically within 1–2 years. Over 90% of all HPV infections are cleared naturally by the body without causing symptoms, though types 16/18 may take longer to clear than others and sometimes persist.

Johns Hopkins Medicine 

Considering the current health of the world, many would benefit from the vaccine.

OK, let me correct.
There are many different types of hpv. The high risk ones cause cancer and don't easily and quickly go away by itself.

1 minute ago, stevenl said:

OK, let me correct.
There are many different types of hpv. The high risk ones cause cancer and don't easily and quickly go away by itself.

Agree

4 hours ago, Harrisfan said:

Google says the vaccine is for young folks.

Can older folks get it? Where?

Hospitals, specialist vaccine clinics, Red Cross etc, i got it age 54

On 2/19/2026 at 9:05 AM, georgegeorgia said:

I have seen too many cancer patients with it in remission then a few years later....back again

All I can say to you is lead each day as much as you can do , don't waste too much time working

That should be the default setting for everybody , we are all suffering from a terminal disease, it's called mortality, it should not be necessary to receive a further terminal prognosis in order to make the most of life

On 2/18/2026 at 1:00 PM, unblocktheplanet said:

Called Herpes

No it isn't. It's called 'venereal warts'. Herpes is a rash. Did your daughter get it? The poor girl is in for a world of hurt and humiliation if she did.

On 2/19/2026 at 4:29 PM, scubascuba3 said:

Hospitals, specialist vaccine clinics, Red Cross etc, i got it age 54

Closing the barn door after the horses were sent to the glue factory. Are you still barebacking the ladies on Bush Mountain? Now that you're jabbed you can do it with the confidence of a masked covidian marching into a room full of coughing people.

22 minutes ago, flaming dragon said:

Closing the barn door after the horses were sent to the glue factory. Are you still barebacking the ladies on Bush Mountain? Now that you're jabbed you can do it with the confidence of a masked covidian marching into a room full of coughing people.

Better than doing nothing or worse still being one of those anti vax weirdos

1 minute ago, scubascuba3 said:

Better than doing nothing or worse still being one of those anti vax weirdos

A friend that I used to hike and cycle with said that before his covid injection. He stroked after the shot and is permanently disabled. Went from running the Boston Marathon to drooling and shi tting in a diaper. What's ironic is that the stroke came immediately after the first shot, so he was considered unvaccinated because people had to have 2 injections to participate in public life. Not that he was fine dining or cutting up the rug in that condition.

Sometimes it's wise to be cautious.

If you had the virus before the injection (more than 50 percent of adults do) the shot did nothing for you.

14 minutes ago, flaming dragon said:

A friend that I used to hike and cycle with said that before his covid injection. He stroked after the shot and is permanently disabled. Went from running the Boston Marathon to drooling and shi tting in a diaper. What's ironic is that the stroke came immediately after the first shot, so he was considered unvaccinated because people had to have 2 injections to participate in public life. Not that he was fine dining or cutting up the rug in that condition.

Sometimes it's wise to be cautious.

If you had the virus before the injection (more than 50 percent of adults do) the shot did nothing for you.

It's best you avoid vaccines, see what happens

8 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

It's best you avoid vaccines, see what happens

I'm 60 and doing fine. I recommend you take every vaccine and booster available. You won't, of course, but you should.

30 minutes ago, flaming dragon said:

I'm 60 and doing fine. I recommend you take every vaccine and booster available. You won't, of course, but you should.

If you get bitten by a dog remember to not get the jabs, against your principles, although you may get very thirsty