Question 1

if a person is tested positive for gonorrhea, it is okay for he/she to continue engaging in sexual behavior while taking meds?

Accepted Answer

Gonorrhea: You should wait to make sure you are cured and you should be using condoms (or your partner) one way or the other.

Question 2

for hiv 1/2 rapid test i did tow test for hiv 1/2 rapid test after 8 months knowing that i got gonorrhea from this sexual relationship sexual intercourse was with an african girl,and the condom was torn inside her for about 30 seconds is conclusive?

Accepted Answer

: If the rapid test was a blood test, the result proves you do not have HIV, regardless of condom failure and catching gonorrhea. The rapid oral fluids test (Oraquick) remains negative in 2-5% of HIV infected persons; in that case, have a blood test.

Question 3

i tested positive for vaginal gonorrhea, he did not test positive for penile gonorrhea, but tested positive for oral gonorrhea.  we are sexually active. how is that possible?

Accepted Answer

It happens: Gonorrhea travels in moist secretions like saliva or vaginal fluid. Penile gonorrhea can sometimes be avoided with a condom. Whether he picked it up &amp; gave it to you or vice versa, you both need treatment. You can decide what forms of sexual contact were needed to spread the germ to the sites listed.

Question 4

inappropriate sexual behavior---i feel as though i cannot help myself?

Accepted Answer

Inappropriate Beh.: If you have concerns about your inappropriate sexual behavior it may be that you are struggling with sexual addiction.  Therapy can be beneficial in helping further help you find ways to be more in control of yourself.

Question 5

i need resources for dealing with compulsive sexual behavior?  when is it abnormal?

Accepted Answer

Let's talk: If your sexual behavior hurts someone, if it interferes with relationships, or activities of daily living (eating, bathing, working, school), if it leads to stealthiness or lying. If it leads to excessive guilt, then you should seek help.  First stop is your family doctor, then on to a psychologist who is trained in sexual disorders.

Question 6

could brain tumors cause weird sexual behavior?

Accepted Answer

Brain tumors could: Cause all kinds of strange behaviors. It depends upon where in the brain the tumor is growing. If it is near the part of the brain that impacts on sexuality, it could occur. If you are concerned that you or someone you know has a brain tumor, consult with a physician.

Question 7

is this kind of sexual behavior a disorder?  is there a book or website that lists what behaviors are/aren't disorders?

Accepted Answer

Which kind? : Look up the dsm-iv-tr for the :official list. 


http://behavenet.com/sexual-and-gender-identity-disorders.

Question 8

inappropriate sexual behavior, as though i cannot control myself; could someone have spiked my drink?

Accepted Answer

Once or Often?: If you are talking about a one time event, then depending on the setting and circumstances, it is certainly possible for you to have been drugged. If you are talking about something that occurs often, then you may be struggling with internal issues. If you are concerned about this it would be worthwhile to seek out a therapist to discuss and evaluate the situation.

Question 9

how common is ocular or oral hsv2 ? are more people getting this diagnosis nowadays given the recent changes in sexual behavior?

Accepted Answer

Both very rare: Both are very rare and they are not increasing in frequency, as far as is known.

Question 10

what can be done for addictive sexual behavior?

Accepted Answer

Consistent Therapy: The best treatment has to do with consistent therapy aimed at the reasons for the behavior along with behavioral and supportive strategies for containing it. Therapy will often include family members and spouses/partners. Occasionally medications are used to try to decrease sex drive or compulsive behaviors.

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I tested positive for vaginal gonorrhea, he did not test positive for penile gonorrhea, but tested positive for oral gonorrhea. we are sexually active. how is that possible?

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Inappropriate sexual behavior---i feel as though i cannot help myself?

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Could brain tumors cause weird sexual behavior?

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