1 in 10 Female Army Recruits Has Chlamydia

HealthDayNews ^ | Fri Sep 5, 7:03 PM ET | Gary Gately

[decimon]

I had Hepatitis B in 1990 and it was not from any sexual contact. Most likely from being in a few hospitals as a visitor.

Before the HBV, the Red Cross tagged my blood for being CMV Negative. I was told that that was a rarity for adults and that they preferred CMV- blood for children.

[decimon]

I had Hepatitis B in 1990 and it was not from any sexual contact. Most likely from being in a few hospitals as a visitor.

Before the HBV, the Red Cross tagged my blood for being CMV Negative. I was told that that was a rarity for adults and that they preferred CMV- blood for children.

[LadyDoc]

I agree. "God writes straight with crooked lines". Many of these women will end up infertile with their pregnancies as a teen as the only pregnancy.

But alas, many of them will abort: Even teens who want their kids often will be pressured into abortion by "loving " parents...


and the problem is even worse: you see, there is also an epidemic of cervical cancer.

In "normal" women, we see this type of cancer in the late 30's up to age 60.

But in the promiscuous, we see precancerous changes in 15 year olds. They think that the simple wart virus causes cancer changes if it infects the skin of the uterus. Older women have thick skin, but a teen who has sex early is much more prone to the infection, due to thiness of the skin down there....

I had one 19 year old unexpectedly pregnant, who after soul searching decided to have her kid. She ended up with a hysterectomy at age 21...due to cancer...

[Dumb_Ox]

I heard you have herpes, I hope it's endurable.
I'd wish you get well, but I know it's incurable.

[sully777]

Happily married for 10 years and do not have to worry. But I worry about my children and my children's children.

Another animal metaphor of uncontrollable sexual deviance would be the camel, but that advice is reserved for Hamas, Hezbollah, Saddam, Osama, and the Taliban.

[concentric circles]

Bookmark - thanks for posting.

[Nov3]

Oh, and my sister (an Army medic based at Ft. Sill) has assured me in the past that the STD rates for active duty Army females hovers around 30%

I used to date a doctor who worked at a Memphis emergency room that catered to the "underpriviliged". She said they didn't even test when young minority women came in for any reason. They just issued the antibiotics for some trumped up reason. Also a good percentage of the late night emergency room visits were PID (pelvic inflamatory disease). They were uninsured and just came in knowing they would be treated.

[TradicalRC]

Chlamydia, Chlamydia
That En-cy-clo-Pidia
Chlamydia the TAT-tooed lady...

[TradicalRC]

It takes two to Tango.