DId the mumps (disease ) can lose the sex power?
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If you're unlucky it may affect your ability to have children later in life.
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Am I the only person from the medical field answering this question? Must be.\n\nChlamydia, can in fact lay dormant. Most common in men do these things stay hidden. However It is a BACTERIA... when a woman is pregnant her hormones are inbalanced and she coudl have easily fell prey to this bacteria. It has happened before...\n\n"Chlamydia is known as a "silent" disease because about three quarters of infected women and about half of infected men have no symptoms." \n\nYou wont find the answer to your problems here though...
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it doesnt....it just doesnt reproduce. Now, the body can get rid of certain infections on its own which is where the virus load actually decreases.Hope that was helpful. I'm sure you were expecting some big long drawn out answer which I could give you about how antibodies in the body work....but thats not what you asked.
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Some people just have lower libidos than others, I guess there could be something wrong with you medically speaking but you seem normal enough to me!  Has it always been unenjoyable or is this something that's more of a recent problem?  \n\np.s.   TAKE CARE OF YOUR WILD-THING, and don't let those ugly old men sneak up and slip you the tongue.
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I don't think that you lose your sexuality, but you lose the importance of sex.  I am 33 and married with 4 kids.  We love each other and love having sex, but that isn't the most important thing in our lives.  I think that if you are having a healthy "sex" life alone, then good for you.  It is a God given gift and there is nothing wrong with self-exploration.  God gave us minds to make decisions and give us the tools for pleasure, so why shouldn't we use it?  Alone or with a partner.  If you are worried about losing the response and having all the symptoms that can go along with menopause, then go talk to your doctor about hormone replacement therapy.  My mom had a hysterectomy when she was 29 and she has been using estrogen/progesterone lotion for about the last 10 years.  She says that she is still feeling as young and responsive as she did when she was younger.
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Not so difficult to answer this.  With each passing day Americans in general further decay.  But the most applicable causes are the evaporation of essential communication skills.  So much persona is necessary for shaping a flowery personality and mix in the inability to communicate with bottom line being the need for sex.  Sex has become the priority and folk say whatever they have to say in order to have it.  Like later for honest, facts-based communication which seldom arises.  Once the sexual aspects begin to flatten, divorce is just round the corner and concepts of family responsibility fail to weigh in.  We as a people are in the process of massive social decay and we basically do not care.
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i know exactly how you feel girl..the guy that i lost my virginity to actually maybe the guy that gave me hpv it looks as if after i had sex with him that he had clyamidha..and tried to say that i was the one that gave it to him ..which i know is impossible being as he is the first guy i was ever with..i then went and had myself checked for all stds and at that time i had contracted nothing...now i am 31yrs old and always and i do mean always practice safe sex i was recently diagnosed with hpv a year ago due to a abnormal pap smear i evidently do not have the strain that produces genital warts..which im grateful for but it still is such a slap in the face to know that youve always practiced safe sex and that now i have hpv...keep your chin up and i hope that your outbreak clears up soon 8)
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Genetics. It might sound stupid, but girls were taught to be "dainty" 800 years ago, and had that pounded through their heads for 200 years. It caught on, and through genetics, it was passed on. Girls fainted at EVERYTHING, blood, bugs, you name it. Since bugs (like nits) were disease causers, they ruined daintyness. After 600 years of this, it's not something that goes away really fast. The menfolk were fighting military battles. See a connection? Now, I'm not saying that there were absolutly no woman that didn't like bugs, but most girls had the equiette of the time.
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HIV is transmitted through blood, semen, vaginal secretions...so that means no oral...sorry. Don't think that precautions like "Dental Dams" are worth the risk, they aren't.
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Yes, unless you peel it back and keep yourself clean.  And if it won't peel back, your changes of finding a sex partner definitely decreases.
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I think that there was a common vaccine given to kids at their school for mumps,rubeola and chicken pox.After that time the powers that be decided it was basically eraticated at large and they changed it to be done elsewhere to the parents choosing. So, if you are going to be exposed now-you must show your own proof that you had your shots.
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The best place to get this answer is to ask your health care provider. They can test your child to see if he or she has the mumps immune antibodies in his or her blood. If not, then they can vaccinate.
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Could be...your body is smarter than you and doesn't want to spread the disease any further.\n\nIt's best that you are honest with your partner(s) about your condition. You can still pass the virus on to other while having protected sex, even on skin contact; especially during an outbreak.
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What is it? \nMumps is a viral infection of the saliva-producing parotid glands, which are found either side of the face over the jaw bone. \n\nIt is spread in saliva by coughs and sneezes. \n\nSymptoms develop 14 to 24 days after exposure. \n\nWhat are the symptoms? \n\nThe illness begins with fever, shivers, tiredness and painful swelling of the parotid glands. \n\nThis gives the person a "puffy-cheeked" appearance, similar to that of a hamster, and can help make the diagnosis. \n\nThe swollen glands feel painful and make it difficult to open the mouth, talk, eat and drink. \n\nThere may also be headache, earache and abdominal pain. \n\nHowever, nearly a third of children will have no symptoms. \n\nMost people make an easy recovery with bed rest, but some can go on to develop unpleasant and serious complications. \n\nWhat are the possible complications? \n\nMeningitis can develop. Mumps was the commonest cause of viral meningitis in children prior to 1988, when the MMR vaccine was introduced. \n\nLess commonly, inflammation of the pancreas can also occur. \n\nFemales can also get inflammation of the ovaries, called oophoritis, and males, inflammation of the testicles, called orchitis. \n\nOccasionally mumps orchitis may lead to infertility. \n\nMumps can also cause permanent deafness. \n\nWhat is the treatment? \n\nThere is no specific treatment for mumps. \n\nTreatment should be based on alleviating symptoms.
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You should see an endocrinologist.  I doubt that it is cancer, but something glandular is going on?  Are the lymph nodes in your armpits swollen also?\n\nAlso, are you male or female?  Can you clench your teeth?\n\nYou should definitely see at doctor soon.  I think you're a bit young for hodgkins or any other lymphoma.  But it could be something serious (but curable).  Plus, hopefully you've had a mumps vaccination.  This is a symptom of mumps but if you were vaccinated when you were a child you will be protected from this.  However, there is an outbreak of mumps recently, so make sure you check whether you have received it or not. \n\nIf your doctor won't see you today or soon, you should probably see another doctor.  Even at 17, you have to take charge of your own health and well-being.
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You can find all the answrs to your questions on the web site:Webmd.com\nJust enter"mumps" in the Search bar.  There are several good  articles.  Thefirst one explains the incubation period and duration of the illness.
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thrush is a yeast infection and yes men can get them but they are internal usually. if you are having oral sex this could cause it. the test for a man is a long qtip you know where. I'd advise talking with him and  the Dr.  the meds won't hurt him if he doesn't have one but it may help you.