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  1. What it's like to have Monkeypox

    in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues

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    On 8/4/2022 at 7:55 AM, JakeTurner said:

    Just an update…

    I had a mild case overall, and I'm grateful that was the case. BUT it just won't quite go away - which ie beyond frustrating.

    I started Techovirimat (aka TPOXX) on "Day 11" and just too my last pills this morning (Day 25). Things were going so well that I thought I'd stop the TPOXX early. But then a little over a week ago ("Day 17", day 6 of TPOXX) I took a pic to see how thing were going "down there" (I felt great) and I saw an unhealed lesion. At that point I figured I'd continue the TPOXX for the full 14 days. BUT it hasn't healed in that time. It's looked pretty much like this the entire time…

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    So that little fucker is going to stop me from having fun this weekend (I'm going to Montréal for Pride). I just want it to heal so I can be done with everything.

     

    But the takeaway for guys who are trying to avoid getting MPX is that, if that sore were in my ass rather than just outside it, I would have no clue I still had a problem and I'd be at GI Joe this weekend taking loads - and infecting the tops who fucked me. So this is not a good situation for tops since you can't see the lesions that could infect you and the bottom may have no clue that they haven't healed.

    I don't care I would fuck u..that hole is hot as fuck

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