Comments for STD Testing Dallas, TX

Comment on Are the V-Shaped Bumps on the Back of My Tongue a STD? by anna

anna — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 20:49:07 +0000

I have not kissed anyone for over two months nor have I ever had sex. I got a staff bacterial infection from lake water and the first symptoms I noticed were a sore throat then the throat pain seemed to go away and I noticed the stomach pain that put me in the hospital for two days. I was put on an antibiotic specifically to kill the infection and after 9 days of that I became better but little at a time my sore throat came back. I brushed my teeth and tongue and noticed it was the whole back of my tongue that was sore with red bumps. Im not sure if it is another side effect, an alergic reaction, or from the antibiotic killing off all the good bacteria too and now maybe its a yeast problem? I have no other symptoms other then red sores on the back of my tongue and they make my throat sore. Can you please help inform me what this could be?

Comment on Is there a cure for Herpes? by Devin

Devin — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:40:23 +0000

Hi.
I just turned 20 years old, I am a female and I have herpes.
Although I have only been sexually active with ONE person, I still became a victim of this horrible disease.
I believe that everything happens for a reason and I believe that I have gone through this to help prevent this infection from happening to other young girls like me in the Dallas area.
Please email me and let me know if there is anything I can do.
I have really been trying to look into somewhere I can maybe go to different schools and talk to teen girls about STD’s.
Thanks,
Devin.

Comment on Breakdown of STD’s during Pregnancy by Barry Ohman

Barry Ohman — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 02:34:13 +0000

In a woman Gonorrhea may also cause Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) which affects about 1 million women in the United States every year. Usually the symptoms of PID may be quite mild or may be quite severe causing abdominal pain and fever. As well PID may lead to internal abscesses as well as long lasting pelvic pain. Also PID may affect the fallopian tubes bad enough to cause infertility or increase the chances of ectopic pregnancy and this is a life threatening condition in which a fertilized egg grows outside of a woman’s uterus and usually in a fallopian tube.