STI

• YewTee

  30 Nov 10, 05:19

  Can I believe when someone says that he gets STI due a needle poke into his fingers when he was collecting his can drink in a vending machine??

• Quinsy

  30 Nov 10, 05:25

  There is a possibility. BUT a needle poke is not enough to contaminate his entire blood stream unless the needle was totally coated with infected blood and he suffered a DEEP poke or Multiple small pokes.

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  30 Nov 10, 08:57

  STI?

   

  or STD???

• Kuali Baba

  30 Nov 10, 09:02

  'I' for 'Infection'.

• likeyou

  30 Nov 10, 09:05

  So far never heard this news before.

• eagle

  30 Nov 10, 09:09

  STI is the Straits Times Index!

• likeyou

  30 Nov 10, 09:14

  no head no tail thread...LOL

• βέτά

  30 Nov 10, 09:17

   

  You can Herpes from sharing foods and drinks or using contaminated serving utensils.

   

  Herpes is generally transmitted through skin-to-skin contact or contact with body fluids. Thus you can transmit oral herpes by kissing or sharing drinks, and you can transmit genital herpes through sexual contact.

  http://www.womenshealthcaretopics.com/herpes.htm

   

• FireIce

  30 Nov 10, 15:51

  THIS MYTH STILL AROUND...???

   

   

• Bus&Soccer l0v3r (VO3x 1)

  26 Dec 10, 09:00

  TS kena tis right?