Social Disease Testing Helps Maintain Sensual Health
by John Dugan OwnerUh-oh! What’s
that suspicious looking sore on the manhood there? Many guys have had a scare
or two when inspecting their male organ health, wondering if they might have
contracted a social disease somewhere along the way, especially if they don’t
practice safe sensual activity. Maintaining good sensual health is crucial both
for a man and for his partner or partners, and those not in strictly monogamous
relationships should be getting social disease tests on a regular basis.
Who needs a
social disease test?
This is a
subject of some debate, with some people arguing that everyone should have a
social disease test at least once in their lives (upon reaching the stage of
sensual activity). Others maintain that not everyone needs one. In general,
however, it is agreed that every person who is sensually active and does not
always follow safe sensual practices (including sensual activity with latex
protection) should be tested. The need for testing tends to increase if a
person has more than one sensual partner, if that person’s partner has sensual
activity with other people (and especially if they don’t practice safe sensual
activity with those people). Even people who always use latex protection may
want to be tested at least occasionally, as latex protection cannot offer 100%
protection.
Men who are in
situations in which they are likely to come into contact with partners with HIV
should be especially careful. This includes men who have sensual activity with
men (whether exclusively or not), as well as men having sensual activity with
substance users who may share needles. In addition to using latex protection,
men in such situations may wish to consider using pre-exposure prophylaxis.
How often
should one get a social disease test?
This is also a
subject of some debate. Men who are at greater risk of contracting a social
disease are encouraged to be tested every 3 months. Men who are not sensually
active on a regular basis may prefer to get tested less often, and some men
find better peace of mind if they are tested more frequently. Certainly if a
person has symptoms that are consistent with a social disease, then they should
be tested promptly. As with so many conditions, the more quickly a social
disease is diagnosed, the more quickly treatment can begin and the more likely
the outcome will be positive.
What are the
tests like?
For many social
diseases, a urine and/or blood sample will be collected and tested. If a person
displays symptoms of herpes, a swab of the symptomatic area may also be taken.
Similarly, if a person displays a sore consistent with those caused by
syphilis, a swab of the fluid from the sore will be obtained. Men who engage in
receptive posterior sensual activity may be asked to submit a posterior swab.
Knowing whether
one has a social disease is terribly important for one’s sensual health.
Although it can be difficult, if a man discovers he has a social disease, he
needs to let his sensual partner(s) know – even if doing so reveals that he has
been with partners outside of a supposedly monogamous relationship. (Remember,
some social diseases can be obtained even if one just engaged in oral sensual
activity rather than penetrative sensual activity.) If a man suspects he has
contracted a social disease, he should refrain from engaging in partner sensual
activity until he knows for sure; if he does not refrain, he should be sure to
use latex protection.
A social disease
test to maintain sensual health should remind a man to keep on improving his
overall male organ health via daily use of a first-class male organ health oil(health
professionals recommend Man 1 Man
Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). The best oil
is going to contain a wide range of necessary vitamins, such as A, B5, C, D,
and E. In addition, that oil needs to have L-arginine, an amino acid that plays
a key role in helping to maintain the health of male organ blood vessels.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health
issues, tips on improving member sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a
healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men’s
health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.
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