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By *ungbuddy9 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

york

It’s being offered now at STI clinics - really high percentage protection for chlamydia and syphilis and higher protection from gonorrhoea than the gonorrhoea vaccine.

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By *eardedfella76Man
3 weeks ago

London Essex


"It’s being offered now at STI clinics - really high percentage protection for chlamydia and syphilis and higher protection from gonorrhoea than the gonorrhoea vaccine. "
even higher protection when combined with the vaccine jab also.

Well done OP for raising awareness of this important offering

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By *ajkumarkapoorMan
3 weeks ago

London

I take it now as I have sex frequently with different guys. Can't help it when horny just want to suck cocks and get fucked. Get regularly tested and stay safe.

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By *ajkumarkapoorMan
3 weeks ago

London

And dont forget to take PrEP too. Get tested regularly and take care of yourself. I take PrEP because sometimes guys fucked me bareback. Can't help it, I feel horny and want to be fucked badly.

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By *rTee69Man
3 weeks ago

B

Yep, taking doxypep here when needed, and had all the other available vaccines as well.

My last visit to the clinic for my 3-month test, they told me doxypep was over 80% effective at preventing chlamydia and syphilis, so better than originally anticipated/reported.

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By *ungbuddy9 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

york


"And dont forget to take PrEP too. Get tested regularly and take care of yourself. I take PrEP because sometimes guys fucked me bareback. Can't help it, I feel horny and want to be fucked badly."

Thanks, good advice - I take Prep (event based) would encourage people to take also take doxypep

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By *eardedfella76Man
3 weeks ago

London Essex


"Yep, taking doxypep here when needed, and had all the other available vaccines as well.

My last visit to the clinic for my 3-month test, they told me doxypep was over 80% effective at preventing chlamydia and syphilis, so better than originally anticipated/reported."

Yes in London they are saying it’s having significant Inpact

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By *ungbuddy9 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

york


"Yep, taking doxypep here when needed, and had all the other available vaccines as well.

My last visit to the clinic for my 3-month test, they told me doxypep was over 80% effective at preventing chlamydia and syphilis, so better than originally anticipated/reported."

Yes they told me that too - up to 87% effective- meaning 100% effective for 87 out of 100 guys.

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By *erscumdumpMan
3 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

Not available in my area on the NHS so I buy it. It is dirt cheap so no excuse.

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By *ajkumarkapoorMan
3 weeks ago

London


"Not available in my area on the NHS so I buy it. It is dirt cheap so no excuse."

Good advice.

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By *erscumdumpMan
3 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers


"Not available in my area on the NHS so I buy it. It is dirt cheap so no excuse.

Good advice. "

Even if I could get it on my local NHS I would probably still buy it as you can buy much larger quantities for very little money.

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By *P73Man
3 weeks ago

east Mids

Where can you buy it from ? Online i guess

Any recommendations

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By *excessMan
3 weeks ago

Sleaford

I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

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By *areback HoleMan
3 weeks ago

Bournemouth

Get mine free from clinic

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By *unseeker1977Man
3 weeks ago

east riding


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up"

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all"

I'll clear one up

I expect everyone is sensible enough to use as directed

NOT every day

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By *erscumdumpMan
3 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all"

Yes, it is the same medication, just used slightly differently. And yes, taken within 72 hrs of sex. lf you're having a lot of sex, you can opt to dose twice a week. I do this, after initially taking it every day. You can take it every day, but it probably has an impact on your kidneys and liver over longer term.

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster

Yes to Chlamydia...aldo as anti malaria if going abroad

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all

Yes, it is the same medication, just used slightly differently. And yes, taken within 72 hrs of sex. lf you're having a lot of sex, you can opt to dose twice a week. I do this, after initially taking it every day. You can take it every day, but it probably has an impact on your kidneys and liver over longer term."

I'd stick my nose in and say ....

Taking every day isnt advice given out by health practitioners.

Mine at the sex clinic did explain something on the lines of 'but if you have sex again then...' I did want to ask ...but what if you have sex again and then again and then the day after that....but she looked so young and innocent 😇

I carry mine around in a locket

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By *unseeker1977Man
3 weeks ago

east riding

Thanks for clearing that up guys, just as I understood it, just wanted to be sure I was understanding it right. Not sure if it's available on NHS in my area, will ask on next visit but if not is it safe to buy online?

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster

Yes...I mean use somewhere you've heard of should allay any worries

Super drug..medexpres

Someone mentioned getting in big quantities and cheap...they might have a better idea

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster

Just in case it's an issue and you didn't realise...I was going down the route of buying it and it was a question and answer process, they 'try' not to give it to people who it's not suitable for.

I don't know if that's others experience?

Or how others answered those questions. A sex health information resource mentioned to be aware if you give untrue info to get it, like saying you've had sex with a person who has tested positive, depending on how you answer other questions it might be recorded.

I think that's referring to agreeing to update your GP??

I remember backing up during the questions and going down the, traveling to a malaria country route.

I got to the checkout but didn't buy!!

Unlikely but just thought I'd mention it.

Hate for you to visit the GP in a few months and them ask "how are all those working girls with Chlamydia doing?"

I don't know if others had the same consultation questioning?

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By *hades Of GreyMan
3 weeks ago

Leeds

Doxypep is in the same family of antibiotics as Tetracycline: DoxyPEP stands for "Doxycycline Post-Exposure Prophylaxis." The active drug in this treatment is doxycycline. If you have a known allergy to tetracycline, you should not take DoxyPEP. An allergy to one drug in this class generally applies to all others.

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By *ungbuddy9 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

york


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all

Yes, it is the same medication, just used slightly differently. And yes, taken within 72 hrs of sex. lf you're having a lot of sex, you can opt to dose twice a week. I do this, after initially taking it every day. You can take it every day, but it probably has an impact on your kidneys and liver over longer term.

I'd stick my nose in and say ....

Taking every day isnt advice given out by health practitioners.

Mine at the sex clinic did explain something on the lines of 'but if you have sex again then...' I did want to ask ...but what if you have sex again and then again and then the day after that....but she looked so young and innocent 😇

I carry mine around in a locket

"

The way it was explained to me was if you know you’re going to have sex over a couple of days up to max 3 days leave off taking a dose till the last sex of 3 days, it’s ok to take a single 200mg dose after 72 hours - think after that you’d have to pause condomless sex for a bit but not sure how long?

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By *erscumdumpMan
3 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all

Yes, it is the same medication, just used slightly differently. And yes, taken within 72 hrs of sex. lf you're having a lot of sex, you can opt to dose twice a week. I do this, after initially taking it every day. You can take it every day, but it probably has an impact on your kidneys and liver over longer term.

I'd stick my nose in and say ....

Taking every day isnt advice given out by health practitioners.

Mine at the sex clinic did explain something on the lines of 'but if you have sex again then...' I did want to ask ...but what if you have sex again and then again and then the day after that....but she looked so young and innocent 😇

I carry mine around in a locket

"

When I started taking using it the advice was after every sex, the same as it is now, so if you're having sex daily, it was daily. The advice has since been updated to cover people who like me have sex often, along the lines of CAN (not should) take twice a week.

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By *erscumdumpMan
3 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all

Yes, it is the same medication, just used slightly differently. And yes, taken within 72 hrs of sex. lf you're having a lot of sex, you can opt to dose twice a week. I do this, after initially taking it every day. You can take it every day, but it probably has an impact on your kidneys and liver over longer term.

I'd stick my nose in and say ....

Taking every day isnt advice given out by health practitioners.

Mine at the sex clinic did explain something on the lines of 'but if you have sex again then...' I did want to ask ...but what if you have sex again and then again and then the day after that....but she looked so young and innocent 😇

I carry mine around in a locket

The way it was explained to me was if you know you’re going to have sex over a couple of days up to max 3 days leave off taking a dose till the last sex of 3 days, it’s ok to take a single 200mg dose after 72 hours - think after that you’d have to pause condomless sex for a bit but not sure how long?"

Nah, you dont have pause condomless sex.

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By *ubtitsMan
3 weeks ago

hyde

Some of the answers seem to leave me confused tbh

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster


"Some of the answers seem to leave me confused tbh"

Which bits?

Also why it's a good idea to speak to sexual health practitioner. To go over any complicated bits. And make sure other based are covered.

The basics have been covered.

Terence Higgins trust link below

tht.org.uk/sexual-health/improving-your-sexual-health/doxy-pep

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By *i_marcus51Man
3 weeks ago

Bridgwater

I have it here too just been given a month ago but my concern was it does strip your gut bacteria if used to often this was advise by my sexual nurse

Had no sex at the moment due to surgery, but prep is causing me stomach problems now and burning when swallowed so off to clinic next week to see what alternatives I can have..

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By *ocbigMan
3 weeks ago

Birmingham


"I have it here too just been given a month ago but my concern was it does strip your gut bacteria if used to often this was advise by my sexual nurse

Had no sex at the moment due to surgery, but prep is causing me stomach problems now and burning when swallowed so off to clinic next week to see what alternatives I can have.."

This was the case for me, doxy upset my gut a little, but the smallest ray of sunshine & I got sunburn..whilst recovering from surgery, clinic advised prep & doxy but such is my luck on here I think i am tipping drugs into my body unnecessarily so I stick with fab guys imposed celibacy.

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By *excessMan
3 weeks ago

Sleaford


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all"

Sorry I should have mentioned, mine is event based, so 2 tablets after sex and within 72 hours.

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By *tmguylookingMan
3 weeks ago

Chesterfield


"I've been on it for a few months now.

Offered at my last health check and would have been daft not to take that up

Can anyone clear something up for me please? It is often listed as treatment for Chlamydia, ( like on superdrug online) is this the same medication? Also when people say they are on it, do you mean taking it as required.….like within 24 hours of sex, as apposed to every day?

Will very much appreciate any feedback.

Cheers all

Yes, it is the same medication, just used slightly differently. And yes, taken within 72 hrs of sex. lf you're having a lot of sex, you can opt to dose twice a week. I do this, after initially taking it every day. You can take it every day, but it probably has an impact on your kidneys and liver over longer term.

I'd stick my nose in and say ....

Taking every day isnt advice given out by health practitioners.

Mine at the sex clinic did explain something on the lines of 'but if you have sex again then...' I did want to ask ...but what if you have sex again and then again and then the day after that....but she looked so young and innocent 😇

I carry mine around in a locket

The way it was explained to me was if you know you’re going to have sex over a couple of days up to max 3 days leave off taking a dose till the last sex of 3 days, it’s ok to take a single 200mg dose after 72 hours - think after that you’d have to pause condomless sex for a bit but not sure how long?"

This is exactly how it was explained to me when I started taking it. No need to pause the raw sex though apparently.

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By *35bMan
3 weeks ago

Shoreham by aea

Not available in my area on the nhs but easy enuff to get from reputable places online as anti-malaria. Just tell them you are going to a malaria place and you can get 180 tabs for not much money at all.

I kinda feel like maybe it makes my tummy slightly upset, and I worry about getting in the sun, but it’s ok, doesn’t put me off taking it.

Tho the rules for when to take it aren’t as clear as prep to me

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By *earcules87Man
3 weeks ago

horsham

also especially in this heatwave we’re experiencing

please limit your exposure to the sun! for some reason taking doxycycline messes with you if you’re sunbathing etc

it fucked me up in gran canaria i burnt in the space of 10 minutes and got serious sunstroke when im usually a sun worshipper

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By *edic 01Man
3 weeks ago

Bedworth


"I take it now as I have sex frequently with different guys. Can't help it when horny just want to suck cocks and get fucked. Get regularly tested and stay safe."
as a health care professional I feel it shoukd be charged for you are responsible for your own safety thankfully it not funded around here

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By *erscumdumpMan
3 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers


"I take it now as I have sex frequently with different guys. Can't help it when horny just want to suck cocks and get fucked. Get regularly tested and stay safe.as a health care professional I feel it shoukd be charged for you are responsible for your own safety thankfully it not funded around here"

This debate has been done here before, and frankly this is not the response I would expect from a "healthcare professional". The NHS is free at source for everyone. Thats the whole point of it. Him using doxy is being responsible. Plus, doxy costs the NHS virtually nothing.

Would we charge fat people to treat obesity related problems? No. Would we charge stupid people.who fall off ladders? No.

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By *ungbuddy9 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

york


"I take it now as I have sex frequently with different guys. Can't help it when horny just want to suck cocks and get fucked. Get regularly tested and stay safe.as a health care professional I feel it shoukd be charged for you are responsible for your own safety thankfully it not funded around here

This debate has been done here before, and frankly this is not the response I would expect from a "healthcare professional". The NHS is free at source for everyone. Thats the whole point of it. Him using doxy is being responsible. Plus, doxy costs the NHS virtually nothing.

Would we charge fat people to treat obesity related problems? No. Would we charge stupid people.who fall off ladders? No. "

Good points well made! Plus more people using doxy and prep saves the NHS costs due to reducing overall STI’s and the cost of their treatment- that’s why the NHS is encouraging using doxy and prep.

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By *etstalkMan
3 weeks ago

liverpool

My local clinic have offered it for a while now.

Reassuring to have.

And the The jab too. But jeez - the arm pain for a week after those LOL

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By *DCambsMan
3 weeks ago

Cambridge


"My local clinic have offered it for a while now.

Reassuring to have.

And the The jab too. But jeez - the arm pain for a week after those LOL"

Yes, I had 1st monkeypox and gonorrhea jabs a few weeks ago, boosters due this Thursday, not looking forward to the dull, achy arm!!!

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By *ammy57TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Stevenage and Telford

So is doxy prep the same (or similar) drug used to treat syphalis? Is it just preventative or will it also actually as treatment for symptomless infection?

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By *erscumdumpMan
3 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers


"So is doxy prep the same (or similar) drug used to treat syphalis? Is it just preventative or will it also actually as treatment for symptomless infection? "

Doxy is an antibiotic. The treatment for syphilis is usually a single dose jab of penicillin, however a 2 week course of doxy can be given instead.

Doxy, in a differing dosing regimen is the standard treatment for chlamydia. Using doxypep does not prevent the spread of anything. Bacterial infection needs an incubation period in the human body. Using Doxy interrupts that incubation, meaning full infection, and its symptons, is much less likely. Remember, doxypep ONLy protects you from full infection. If you've been in sexual contact with an infected person, you can still pass on the bacteria even if you are using doxy.

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By *ocbigMan
3 weeks ago

Birmingham

Thats it… going celebate …

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By *limSaunaBareMan
3 weeks ago

Peterborough


"My local clinic have offered it for a while now.

Reassuring to have.

And the The jab too. But jeez - the arm pain for a week after those LOL"

It’s a relief to know I’m not the only one to suffer from the arm pain. Mine lasted almost two weeks and was swollen to boot. I was supposed to have the Mpox jab but my arm had only just recovered so I cancelled that.

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By *etstalkMan
3 weeks ago

liverpool


"My local clinic have offered it for a while now.

Reassuring to have.

And the The jab too. But jeez - the arm pain for a week after those LOL

It’s a relief to know I’m not the only one to suffer from the arm pain. Mine lasted almost two weeks and was swollen to boot. I was supposed to have the Mpox jab but my arm had only just recovered so I cancelled that. "

I hear you. It was interrupting my lifting at the gym. Haha. I’m not soft - but it was bloody painful.

I joked about it with the nurse when attending for my 2nd jab. She laughed as heard many complain LOL

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By *urplecloudMan
2 weeks ago

Ayrshire

anyone get any side effects from Doxy im about to start it as got it from my recent check up

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By *rMagicFingersMan
2 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"anyone get any side effects from Doxy im about to start it as got it from my recent check up"

Yes. The first few times it gave me the raging trots for weeks, to the point where I had to send off a sample to be treated for giardia, among other things. All came back negative. Seems to wipe out my gut bacteria. Luckily, a few kefir yoghurts and drinks have helped things get back to normal. But I think I'm going to have to give up on it and take the rest of the unopened box back to the clinic.

It's just about useless for protecting against gonorrhoea, anyway.

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By *urplecloudMan
2 weeks ago

Ayrshire

Thats Interesting to know i have a bad stomach at the best of times so might react bad too

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By *i_guy_WBayMan
2 weeks ago

Whitley Bay

Interesting, I’ve had years of gut issues but the doxy has not affected it at all, just shows we all react differently

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