Sure, Inandlong! Well, would you like me to publish the conversation, then? Or shall I just send them again? I've still got the copies, brother...Quote from inandlong:
No, except for the one about the death in the family... which I sent you a sincere sympathy.... I deleted the rest of your PM's unread. Geez Scientist, another inaccurate presumption on your part.
Thanks for your sympathy regarding my family member. It's the least I would expect and say myself if it happened to you, regardless of state of warfare. So how come you read that PM then, which, as it turns out, was one of the last ones sent by me?
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Nonono brother. Wait a sec. I gave you an answer to that in my PM. I didn't find the thread at that time, it was an error, alright?As for the lies you claim, your lie about me deleting evidence is proven in the thread where you did so. I know a bright boy like you should have no problem finding it.
That doesn't justify your lengthy insults and false assumptions. Such as that I accused you of PM'ing others in order to get allies for your malicious ET games. I never said that. And you couldn't prove it, either. Obviously, it's something you came up with yourself (again). How come? Maybe a Freudian slip??? :eek:
Well, what do you want me to say? Other than you're making another snide suggestion that brings gay people into discredit? You probably don't even realize the stuff you're conveying between the lines all the time. Why don't you join the KKK?In family Practice we have a saying, "common things are common." Which means that in the US, if you hear hoofbeats, look for horses, not zebras.
The most common cause of chronic copious purulent anal discharge is an untreated sexually transmitted disease arising from unprotected anal intercourse, or.... repeated unprotected anal intercourse with an untreated partner or partners. In the case of the latter, this can also be called chronic acute copious purulent anal discharge.
A sample of your discharge would be taken and sent to the lab for verification, although a slide prep done in the office and viewed with a microscope can be used to make the diagnosis.
This would be done regardless of the results of the detailed history elicited, as the discussion of sexual activity by patients is often not factual.
Regardless of the lab outcome, I would prescribe an antibiotic for your condition as it is clearly a bacterial infection. Once the offending organism has been determined, we would discuss the means of prevention during a follow-up exam.
And by the way : Your medical proctology elaboration is nothing short of disgusting. If looking at infected anus is normal everyday work for you - fine. It's not what I prefer looking at when I get up in the morning. I'm sure many people here will agree. Thank you very much.
Have a nice day!