STDs in Thailand - What you should know

Before planning a trip there are a few things you should know about STDs in Thailand and how they're different than other places. Protect yourself.

Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional, and the information shared in this video is based on personal experience only. It is essential to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice and guidance regarding your specific health concerns.

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[franknorman]

Every time you are with a Thailand woman, just think about how many men have had been with her before you, what she says to you, she's said the same thing to many other men

[BoxxArt]

Years ago I watched an investigative TV programme. They tested all the girls in one bar and 100% had some form of std. This info has always stayed with me. I just can't understand men who don't wear protection. It's Russian roulette with your life.

[difencrosby]

In my younger years in my 20s during my travels to Thailand I’ve been with over 35 women, some of them had to be freelancers or bargirls that hooked up just for a good time, never used protection. Now that I’m nearing 50, living in Thailand and from what I observe here I can say I was lucky 35 times. Never chance it guys. One guy from my hometown contracted human immunodeficiency virus from a freelancer.

[RealJayNice]

Never go raw with any woman unless she has been tested. You do not know how many people she has been with or dealing with. Men should also get tested every time you have been with a woman even if you used a condom. It’s 2023 people need to really take care of themselves and realize we live in the most sexual time in history where everyone is hooking up with multiple people.

[parasitius]

I have important info to share guys. I caught the exact same thing in Bangkok. It is almost NEVER tested for in the USA. Thailand has probably the best STD testing in the world, it's just you have to pay if you want the biggest test of like 22 things. Well, this particular STD is, to my understanding, not even considered an STD and is only treated if it causes problems. Hence many women carry it and never treat it and spread it to men who are also not affected (no symptoms) so it is not typical to treat it. BUT... here is the next part, I sent the girl to get tested, and sent her to Pulse $$$ which is outrageously expensive. They did have the wisdom to tell her though: hey it MIGHT be in your throat. We should check. Sure enough, IT WAS! So a condom-free BJ would not have been safe with her. Why did I get treated if medical science usually ignores it? Why did I demand she get treated too? Because for me it caused the worst symptoms I've ever had from an STD in my life, and I've had a lot. It hurt constantly & overwhelmingly.

[michaelholmes]

I get tested at home in Canada as its free and very thorough. You owe it to yourself and the girls.

[amck]

This is a good video. STD`s don`t care who it is or what country you`re in.

[weeooh]

Most of my trips to Thailand were from 1978-1990 when no one wore condoms. Even in massage parlors. HIV was too rare to be a thing until after 1990. Only once did I catch an STD (syphilis) despite banging around 150-200 girls during that period. I think I may have been lucky. Still syphilis is no fun. I got a large, hypodermic needle slowly injecting penicillin in my rear end for treatment. Quite painful and I was screaming. I then understood why the doctor made my appointment near the clinics closing time. So no other patients would be around to hear my screams.

[monsterpig]

Friend of mine recently died from AIDS. He typically would take trips to Thailand three times a year. RIP Erik.

[markusmarkuzz]

Friend of mine caught gonorrhea from an ibar freelancer, he ended up in the hospital eventually, and needed a surgery afterwards and loads of treatment because the strain was nasty and antibiotics resistant! the whole treatment cost him more than 500 000 bath, and the insurance did not pay anything.. so be careful guys!

[peterc]

Wish there was no such thing as STD’s.
I don’t think I am the only one who thinks that.

[marcjtdc]

I admire when people like you can explain something so well with a healthy ego imo. Thanks.

[rymkervic]

Im not a guy... or a wife or a girlfriend but if l was, l would be glad of this video. Keep the men informed and healthy. Good on you!

[cadero]

Just found this channel. You are hitting on a lot of topics no one else covers. GREAT JOB! Keep up the good work!

[geoall]

It’s nice to learn from someone who has experienced all different kinds here

[Tmidiman]

Great info Ryan. Good luck on your channel!

[peterc]

As Van Wilder says “Don’t be a fool, wrap your tool”
Great saying 😊👍

[markob]

I never thought this could happen to me, but I got that Trichomonas vaginalis once. Nasty, but it was bacterial infection that goes away with antibiotics. That said, took forever and had to do multiple rounds because I took my own without seeing doctor first. Did damage to my gut. Best advice (other than wear a condom obviously) is to just get tested and wait for a doctor to prescribe you the proper antibiotic.

[MrHeart]

Absolutely a GREAT video post! What I am going to say next is not to be a smart aleck but for absolute truth: THIS video needs to go viral! Soon there will me MANY western men going straight to Thailand in the very near future and they need to be very aware of this particular video! Thank you for this message sir it is GREATLY APPRECIATED!

[animated]

1. Use a condom

2. Grab some Descovy/truvada. start taking it 30 days before your trip and continue 30 days after. i'd say just take a 90 days supply

3. drinking and sex DO NOT MIX.

not medical advice