Prostitutes in Thailand are fueling the rise in cases of super gonorrhoea

[webfact]

Prostitutes in Thailand are fueling the rise in cases of super gonorrhoea

 

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Prostitutes in Thailand and throughout Southeast Asia are fueling the rise in of “super gonorrhoea”, British health experts have warned.

 

It comes after a news outlets in the UK reported on the case of a British man who experts say is the first person in the world to catch a strain of gonorrhoea that is resistant to almost all forms of treatment and medication.

 

Antibiotics normally used to treat the sexually transmitted disease are powerless to stop  the new super strain, health experts have warned.

 

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The unnamed British man, which the BBC said had caught the "worst-ever" case of super-gonorrhoea after a sexual encounter with a woman in Southeast Asia has a partner in the UK.

 

He discovered he had the super strain of the STI after getting tested one month after he returned to the UK.

 

Dr Gwenda Hughes from Public Health England said: “This is the first time a case has displayed such high-level resistance to both of these drugs, and to most other commonly used antibiotics."

 

According to Professor Johnjoe McFadden, a molecular geneticist at Surrey University, prostitution in countries such as Thailand, which are popular with British tourists, could be fuelling the rise in the ‘super’ STIs which are resistant to antibiotics.

 

Speaking to Mail Online, Professor McFadden said:

 

“Anyone who has frequent sex is more likely to have gonorrhoea, and the more frequent the more likely they are to pick up a resistant strain.”

 

While he refused to blame the sex industry in Southeast Asia outright, he said: “Obviously people who have sex most often in this part of the world are prostitutes.”

 

Meanwhile, Professor Matthew Baylis from Liverpool University said that it was unlikely the British man was the only person in the world to be infected with the super gonorrhoea and suggested there may be “some people in south east Asia, perhaps, with this strain of gonorrhoea”.

 

He added that if large numbers of people in Southeast Asia are found to have the same strain of gonorrhoea then it could take us back “to a time before Alexander Fleming and antibiotics were discovered, where it was an untreatable STI”.

 

Experts are urging people to make sure they use protection which can help to prevent the spread of an STI.

 

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2018-03-30

 

[Orton Rd]

Their sex tourist customers and local Thais are just as much to blame as the girls, they should all be using protection anyway.

[NCC1701A]

what the hell am I going to do now?

 

play golf?

[djjamie]

I wonder if he gave it to his wife as well. 

[overherebc]

2 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

what the hell am I going to do now?

 

play golf?

In a raincoat.

[kotsak]

That thong must be pressing the testes too much..

 

[jenny2017]

“Anyone who has frequent sex is more likely to have gonorrhoea, and the more frequent the more likely they are to pick up a resistant strain.”

 

“Anyone who never has frequent sex is more likely to never have gonorrhoea, and the less frequent the less likely they are to pick up a resistant strain.”

The Lb with the purple shorts seems to have had a customer right before the photo was made. 

Edited March 30, 2018 by jenny2017

[jenny2017]

2 minutes ago, overherebc said:

In a raincoat.

A full body condom is the only way to go now.

[ostyan]

Anyone who has frequent sex is more likely to have gonorrhoea, and the more frequent the more likely they are to pick up a resistant strain

 

" Otherwise game over in my case too 5555

[kannot]

He forgets, cant be Thailand's  fault as 1 Its never their fault and 2 There is no prostitution in Thailand and 3 he should stop intimating Thailand is a prostitution centre.......There I think Ive cleared that up for the govt now.

[geriatrickid]

24 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

what the hell am I going to do now?

play golf?

Volunteer at a hospice for the sex workers who are dying of HIV.

[geriatrickid]

24 minutes ago, jenny2017 said:

“Anyone who has frequent sex is more likely to have gonorrhoea, and the more frequent the more likely they are to pick up a resistant strain.”

 

“Anyone who never has frequent sex is more likely to never have gonorrhoea, and the less frequent the less likely they are to pick up a resistant strain.”

The Lb with the purple shorts seems to have had a customer right before the photo was made. 

Although most likely from the thong, I have seen cases of  parasitic worms causing itching. The  worms can be ejected or suctioned out for lack of a better term, because of vigorous anal intercourse. The  multiple thrusts accompanied  by musculature contraction and increased mucous flow causes the delivery. I also note that  practitioners of anal intercourse often lose control of their sphincters and are prone to leakage as they can no longer keep their contents inside. This is often indicated by a telltale odour of feces, wetspots  and the staining of garments.  

[Jeremy50]

'He has a partner in the UK'. Surely this is a misprint, it should read: 'He HAD a partner in the UK'. 

[mommysboy]

Prostitutes always get the blame!

 

 

 

[anon789561]

14 minutes ago, geriatrickid said:

Volunteer at a hospice for the sex workers who are dying of HIV.

I thought it was AIDS that could cause death and why would there be people dying from HIV which is a manageable disease now?

[mommysboy]

Just now, Happy enough said:

I thought it was AIDS that could cause death and why would there be people dying from HIV which is a manageable disease now?

good question

[ratcatcher]

10 minutes ago, geriatrickid said:

Although most likely from the thong, I have seen cases of  parasitic worms causing itching. The  worms can be ejected or suctioned out for lack of a better term, because of vigorous anal intercourse. The  multiple thrusts accompanied  by musculature contraction and increased mucous flow causes the delivery. I also note that  practitioners of anal intercourse often lose control of their sphincters and are prone to leakage as they can no longer keep their contents inside. This is often indicated by a telltale odour of feces, wetspots  and the staining of garments.  

Thank you gk, I was just enjoying a chocolate biscuit and a cup of tea when I read your post. I am certainly glad that you got straight to the bottom of the problem here. Is there a video?

 

[overherebc]

35 minutes ago, geriatrickid said:

Although most likely from the thong, I have seen cases of  parasitic worms causing itching. The  worms can be ejected or suctioned out for lack of a better term, because of vigorous anal intercourse. The  multiple thrusts accompanied  by musculature contraction and increased mucous flow causes the delivery. I also note that  practitioners of anal intercourse often lose control of their sphincters and are prone to leakage as they can no longer keep their contents inside. This is often indicated by a telltale odour of feces, wetspots  and the staining of garments.  

After reading that I've decided to delay having my sandwich and coffee until I have a more pleasant mental image of something else in my head. ?

[epicstuff]

Who gave it to the pro?  

[PatOngo]

At first I thought of razor blades and fish hooks but this sounds much worse!

[tso310]

It won't be long before some clinic in Bangkok starts claiming they can cure this strain. I remember the sighs up and down Sukhumvit back in the late 80s claiming they could cure HIV and herpes.

[tso310]

Just now, epicstuff said:

Who gave it to the pro?  

The chances of finding patient zero are remote. Don't forget the thread from a few weeks ago where deaths in Thai hospitals due to antibiotic resistance was the worst in SE Asia. 

[PatOngo]

Just now, tso310 said:

It won't be long before some clinic in Bangkok starts claiming they can cure this strain. I remember the sighs up and down Sukhumvit back in the late 80s claiming they could cure HIV and herpes.

That was forgotten when they found the cure for ebola!

[Justfine]

47 minutes ago, geriatrickid said:

Although most likely from the thong, I have seen cases of  parasitic worms causing itching. The  worms can be ejected or suctioned out for lack of a better term, because of vigorous anal intercourse. The  multiple thrusts accompanied  by musculature contraction and increased mucous flow causes the delivery. I also note that  practitioners of anal intercourse often lose control of their sphincters and are prone to leakage as they can no longer keep their contents inside. This is often indicated by a telltale odour of feces, wetspots  and the staining of garments.  

Classy

[anon789561]

1 minute ago, tso310 said:

It won't be long before some clinic in Bangkok starts claiming they can cure this strain. I remember the sighs up and down Sukhumvit back in the late 80s claiming they could cure HIV and herpes.

this might sound a bit crazy but my work is very closely related to pharma and med dev companies and i think the cure for HIV is not far away

[evadgib]

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/resistant-gonorrhoea-case-reminds-importance-of-safe-sex 

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/health-43571120

[bluesofa]

1 hour ago, NCC1701A said:

what the hell am I going to do now?

 

play golf?

As long as you don't lose your balls.

 

[Peterw42]

1 hour ago, webfact said:

While he refused to blame the sex industry in Southeast Asia outright, he said: “Obviously people who have sex most often in this part of the world are prostitutes.”

I would have thought it was 50/50, Prostitutes are having 50% of the sex, and their customers are having the other 50%.

[VocalNeal]

Is there any evidence he came to Thailand? Could have been Vietnam/Cambodia/Indonesia/Malaysia? 

[Seismic]

5 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Is there any evidence he came to Thailand? Could have been Vietnam/Cambodia/Indonesia/Malaysia? 

Singapore, Philippines, Brunei, Burma (oops sorry I meant Myanmar) Timor-Leste ?????

Edited March 30, 2018 by Seismic
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