See The New STD That Is Killing Men Who Like Oral S***x

It appears that there is a new STD that is killing men and its related to oral s**x. The Human papillomavirus (HPV) was once believed to have no effect on men, but it’s now found to be harmful to men as well as well as women. In fact, giving someone unprotected oral s**x or receiving it from them if they are infected can seriously jeopardize your health.

 A new study has found a rapid increase in the number of throat and neck cancers over the last 12 years, with thousands of new cases occurring every single year.

BlackDoctor.org discusses the issue in more detail, noting that throat, mouth and neck cancers were once caused by tobacco use. But although the use of tobacco has declined, the rates of certain cancers related to HPV have been on the rise. The rate of STD infection is even greater in the black community, where a lower marital rate has led to an increase in the number of s***x partners. 

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The Reason Why Women Fake Org**sms -- and Why You Shouldn't

Unfortunately, we know that a lot women fake "satisfaction," so this isn't overly surprising. But here's the interesting part: Those most likely to report the faking were the same women who thought their guys were either cheating on them or thinking about leaving. 

"Pretending orgasm may be part of a broader strategy of mate retention performed by women who perceive higher risk of partner infidelity," write the study's authors, Farnaz Kaighobadi of  NYC's Columbia University, and Todd Shackelford and Viviana Weekes-Shackelford of Oakland University in Michigan.

In other words, the same women who faked org**sms were also more likely to report other kinds of "mate-retention" behaviors (aka hold-on-to-your-man however you can!) -- from flirting with other men in front of their guys to snooping on them and dressing to please. 

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The mother ALLERGIC to her own baby

A young mother-to-be who developed agonising blisters all over her body was shocked to discover she had a rare allergy to her own baby.

Zuleika Closs, 26, developed a burning, itchy rash all over her body when she was 20 weeks pregnant with her son Emmanuel.

Zuleika said: 'I sometimes have flash backs to the pregnancy but I only have to look at Emmanuel (pictured at two-days-old) to know all the pain is worth it'

The mother, from Falmouth, Cornwall, said: 'At first, it felt like something was crawling on my skin but then it became unbearable. The blisters looked like nettle rash at first but spread really fast and became dark and red.

'My feet were the worst. I scratched so hard that large chunks of skin kept falling off. It was peeling off like orange peel.'

After antibiotics and calamine lotion didn't help to ease the itch, doctors wrongly diagnosed her with a severe case of scabies and gave her insecticide to use. She was also told to boil wash all her clothes and put her shoes in the freezer, but to no avail.

'I was so itchy, I was scratching myself in my sleep. I was exhausted and couldn't cope.

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We never thought we could get HIV. We were wrong

At first, Rachel Dilly was simply flattered by the attention from the handsome stranger. It had been almost a year since she had separated from her partner of 20 years, with whom she had three children, and, like so many middle-aged and newly single women, she had started to explore the world of online dating. The man who had contacted her seemed interesting and articulate. ‘We just clicked, so I agreed to meet him for dinner,’ recalls Rachel, a charity worker from Harpenden, Hertfordshire. 'All went well at first and romance ensued. 

But after a few months, things ‘fizzled out’. However, for Rachel, the brief affair would have a grave legacy. She began to feel ill, losing her sense of taste and smell and suffering from swollen glands and mouth ulcers. ‘My doctor thought it sounded like malaria but I hadn’t been abroad. When I found an ulcer on my body, I was referred to a GUM [genitourinary medicine] clinic. 

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AT LAST: There Is A Simple Solution To Infertility(A MUST READ)

Have you been trying to conceive for what seems like ‘too long’? Getting worried? At what point should you make an appointment with your doctor? This scenario can be very upsetting for any couple! What are the signs of infertility?

There are certain CRITICAL symptoms that couples should look out for:

These symptoms are clues to help the doctor make the correct diagnosis to help couples in their situation. The earlier a diagnosis is made, the more opportunity couples have to deal with the issue. As such, doctors advise not to delay seeing a qualified medical expert.

Male infertility
Statistics show that men are equally as likely to have fertility problems as women. Impotency, erection or ejaculation difficulties may be symptoms of other underlying health conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes.
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