Check out Dr. Dick's article on this oh-so-common STD:
http://projectneon.org/learn/drdick/stds/dear-readers-your-plumber-might/
Check out Dr. Dick's article on this oh-so-common STD:
http://projectneon.org/learn/drdick/stds/dear-readers-your-plumber-might/
Dr. Dick's November article "Ball Pain Can't Wait!"
http://projectneon.org/learn/drdick/stds/ball-pain-cant-wait/
The dick doctor is back with his
latest article:
The "Ins and Outs" of Booty-Bumping:
http://projectneon.org/learn/drdick/crystal/the-ins-and-outs-of-booty-bumping/
***Dr. Dick's latest article: Meds or No Meds?***
http://projectneon.org/learn/drdick/hiv/meds-or-no-meds/
If you're HIV-negative, and think you might have come in contact with HIV (condom break, condomless sex, needle stick, etc.), you might consider getting on PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis). PEP can lower your chances of getting infected with HIV. How does it work? After a possible exposure to HIV, you take a 28-day course of HIV medication to decrease the chance that the virus will settle in your body.
Read on for more info: Feelin' Peppy