Balls Case

Anyone that is sexually active is at risk for a sexually transmitted disease. I am here to inform you about the facts of these diseases, more specifically bacterial vaginosis or BV for short. As you may know any woman can get BV. But what you may not know is that many women have BV but don't know about it because they have no symptoms. But women who do have symptoms usually experience an abnormal vaginal discharge with an unpleasant odor. Women with BV may also have burning during urination or itching around the outside of the vagina, or both. In most cases BV is just unpleasant with no serious risks. But there are some risks that can turn out to be very serious. These risks include susceptibility to HIV and other STDs.

I have recently been informed that you may have contracted the viral STD hepatitis A, B and C. Now I know this letter may be a little late but I will still tell you what you can do to prevent this very unfortunate thing from happening. To be sure that you do not obtain hepatitis A-C I am going to have to ask you to discontinue having sex with males, using all illegal drugs and be sure that you do not have sex with an infected person. Since there is no known cure for these diseases you really don't want to contract them. If you happen to not take my advice and continue to do these things then you could be one of the 3,000 people who die of hepatitis B and one of the 12,000 people that die from hepatitis C. If you chose to continue this lifestyle then be aware of the symptoms.