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[blacksocks]

Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin

In Singapore all medical practitioners are required to report STDs.
I used to do my annual screening tests in BKK...... but now I go to Malacca.
The new hospitals there are very good, discreet and can use Medisave

just curious. medisave tied to nric number. how to be discreet?

[IAmAwesome]

Originally Posted by tropiccana

Be safe rather than sorry dude

Very true

[jazman]

Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin

Yes..... for certain medical groups operating in approved hospitals.

which medical groups in Malaysia?

how often you goto checkup?

[IAmReallyNotGay]

Originally Posted by blacksocks

just curious. medisave tied to nric number. how to be discreet?

This would be really interesting to know as well

[OrTeh]

Originally Posted by DoctorTan

Exactly! I've had this same conversation with so many patients.
Everybody wants to know "what's the risk".
Honestly it does not make any practical difference.
5%, 10%, 50%, 99% - so what?
You still need to screen for it.

Well put doc

[IAmReallyNotGay]

Originally Posted by m0n0n0ke

so a fl with std bbbj you...you will 100% got it?

I don't think its 100% tio STD, but maybe the risks probably increased

[meleagent]

Negligible risk....just ask her to use Listerine...ok one...

No issue...I always do that..never got anything....

At the end of the day, if scared, don't play.

Play don't scared.

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by meleagent

Negligible risk....just ask her to use Listerine...ok one...

No issue...I always do that..never got anything....

At the end of the day, if scared, don't play.

Play don't scared.

Makes no difference. The risks can still be significant. Listerine does nothing to prevent infections which are a result of an exchange of body fluids.