Post: #26

CDC recommends it sure, but it doesn't mean that it's necessary. They're recommending it due to the fact that these antibiotic resistant strains are emerging (but not yet prevalent). Thus, for any given case of Gonhorrea/Chlamydia, Azithromycin is likely to suffice. In the future we may see Azithromycin and its counterparts become obsolete due to these strains.

Post: #27

(01-28-2019 02:25 AM)JackinMelbourne Wrote:  

(01-27-2019 05:24 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  There has to be an antibiotic that you're not allergic to and that kills the strain of Chlamydia you have. But you won't hear about it by asking on RVF. Go visit a real doctor.

One of my doctors googled symptoms right in front of me... another "doctor" told me not to worry about my throat closing up. Fuck those clowns.

RVF is a great place for this topic because chances are that guys on here have been in the same situation.

Take their collective knowledge and mention it to your doctor.

I have to admit I am losing faith in the medical system and I do value everyone's input here. I have also received a few private messages and I appreciate those too.

Has anyone got any experience about naturally passing the infection or any type of bacterial infection?

For example, pneumonia and step throat can pass without medication. Is it reasonable to imagine that the same idea may apply here?

Post: #28

(01-28-2019 06:40 AM)ShuaiGe Wrote:  

(01-28-2019 02:25 AM)JackinMelbourne Wrote:  

(01-27-2019 05:24 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  There has to be an antibiotic that you're not allergic to and that kills the strain of Chlamydia you have. But you won't hear about it by asking on RVF. Go visit a real doctor.

One of my doctors googled symptoms right in front of me... another "doctor" told me not to worry about my throat closing up. Fuck those clowns.

RVF is a great place for this topic because chances are that guys on here have been in the same situation.

Take their collective knowledge and mention it to your doctor.

I have to admit I am losing faith in the medical system and I do value everyone's input here. I have also received a few private messages and I appreciate those too.

Has anyone got any experience about naturally passing the infection or any type of bacterial infection?

For example, pneumonia and step throat can pass without medication. Is it reasonable to imagine that the same idea may apply here?

Not usually and only after a very very long time like after it makes you sterile.

Post: #29

(01-27-2019 01:36 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  This is an absolutely terrible place to look for advice for a situation like this.

Nonsense.

We're all learned doctors here, with an average yearly salary of a billion dollars. And we all have 10 inch cocks (soft).

RVF is THE authority on all medical and game issues.

In fact, I think Roosh should create a new subsection: "Medical Advice".

Real Alphas don't go to the doctor.

Post: #30

Go to the hospital and if you have an allergic reaction then who cares. You're at the hospital... ?
And use fucking condoms next time

Post: #31

(01-27-2019 01:36 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  This is an absolutely terrible place to look for advice for a situation like this.
Go talk to a real doctor.

There is a way larger sample data of sexual experiences by the RVF members, so its not that bad idea.

(01-27-2019 02:00 PM)Tigre Wrote:  Concentrates of cranberry can be useful in treating urinary tract infections.

But usually you would use cranberry in association with an antibiotic.

Will be important to get good medical advice here, and figure out which antibiotics you body will tolerate well.

+1 for concentrated cranberry juice
+2 for knowing which antibiotics you can take, there is actually a blood test you can that will show what resistance you have for all the variants

(01-27-2019 02:05 PM)Vincent Chase Wrote:  No idea what you're given as medication there to take once a day. In the UK you're given two pills to take straight away and you're done.

Thats Azithromycin (brand name Zithromax) where you can take a single dose of 1 gram. Doxycycline is spread out of 200g for 8-10 days.

Doxycycline is usually a very safe antibiotics, as its even used for teenagers with abnormal acne on a daily basic for a long term period.

But for the last resort:
look into IV (intravenous) ozone or silver therapy.
Ozone is basically amazing. During soviet times, anybody who would visit an hospital would get an ozone injection first thing first. That would solve 90% of the cases instantly.