Thursday, December 15, 2011
Symptoms of different female issues? HSV, BV, or Yeast infection?
I have HSV and I get cold sores around my mouth occasionally during times of stress,etc. Just recently, I had two simultaneous outbreaks. I am afraid I might have transferred it to my genital region, although I am meticulous about washing my hands in hot soapy water and not touching any sores. I have occasional itching, with some raised red bumps. When I get a cold sore I notice itching and tingling followed by clear fluid filled blisters. These blisters then burst and then soon crust over with a yellow/green crust until they heal. I have not noticed these stages with the bumps in my genital region. I noticed the first bump near my vaginal opening, and it was somewhat painful and looked like a lesion; however, I never noticed stages(I kept watching it). Now, I have itching in a certain area just inside my labia, with red raised bumps. They are so small that I cannot tell if they are fluid filled or not. It itches, but no pain is present. The past few days I have noticed a change in my vaginal discharge. I have noticed somewhat of an odor, and the discharge appears to be much thicker and whiter (yellowish sometimes), and there seems to be more of it. I have NOT noticed pain inside my vaginal canal. I have had a yeast infection before, in which case I had itching and rawness all over my vulva and inside my vagina (these symptoms are not the same). I have had the same partner for 3 years. We do not have intercourse, and he does not have HSV to his knowledge (i.e., no breakouts). What could be the culprit of these symptoms? Does genital herpes cause this type of discharge?|||It could be an infection or just a normal discharge. I recommend vesiting the site in the source for more info.
Genital Herpes?? Please help!?
I have HSV and I get cold sores around my mouth occasionally during times of stress,etc. Just recently, I had two simultaneous outbreaks. I am afraid I might have transferred it to my genital region, although I am meticulous about washing my hands in hot soapy water and not touching any sores. I have occasional itching, with some raised red bumps. When I get a cold sore I notice itching and tingling followed by clear fluid filled blisters. These blisters then burst and then soon crust over with a yellow/green crust until they heal. I have not noticed these stages with the bumps in my genital region. I noticed the first bump near my vaginal opening, and it was somewhat painful and looked like a lesion; however, I never noticed stages(I kept watching it). Now, I have itching in a certain area just inside my labia, with red raised bumps. They are so small that I cannot tell if they are fluid filled or not. It itches, but no pain is present. The past few days I have noticed a change in my vaginal discharge. I have noticed somewhat of an odor, and the discharge appears to be much thicker and whiter (yellowish sometimes), and there seems to be more of it. I have NOT noticed pain inside my vaginal canal. I have had a yeast infection before, in which case I had itching and rawness all over my vulva and inside my vagina (these symptoms are not the same). I have had the same partner for 3 years. We do not have intercourse, and he does not have HSV to his knowledge (i.e., no breakouts). What could be the culprit of these symptoms? Does genital herpes cause this type of discharge?|||Just because your boyfriend has never had an outbreak does not mean he does not have genital herpes. Many people have it for decades with no symptoms but can still transmit to others. HSV is generally not part of an STD screen unless you specifically ask for it. It is very unlikely that you transferred it to yourself genitally. The only way for you to tell for sure if you have HSV1 genitally is to have a lesion swabbed and typed. You can have a blood test done to see if you have HSV1 or HSV2 but it will not tell you the location. Since you have cold sores you more than likely have HSV1 orally. You should wait at least 12 weeks since the time you think you may have contracted it for a blood test. There would be no sense in having your blood tested for HSV1. If you decide to test for HSV2 the Western Blot is the most accurate test.|||It could be an infection or just a normal discharge. I recommend visiting the site in the source for more info.
Can't download new black ops maps?
I bought 1200 points for my xbox to download the new maps but it says its not available in my location. Anybody know how to change my region or any body know how to transfer points to another account, because I really don't wanna spend more money on points.
I've already contacted xbox via email like 4 hours ago and still no reply!. I Need a solution that doesn't cost please!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||yeah me nether.. lame right! Hopefully someone answers soon..
I've already contacted xbox via email like 4 hours ago and still no reply!. I Need a solution that doesn't cost please!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||yeah me nether.. lame right! Hopefully someone answers soon..
Stationed in Germany and pregnant is it possible to go back to the states to give birth?
I know the option is given to pregnant female soldiers but I am the spouse my husband is active duty I do not want to be EROD home which I know that is an option I just want to be able to go home to give birth then be able to come back to Germany which the tricare website stated "when a sponsor deploys if returning to the U.S. for more than 60 days, you should transfer your enrollment to appropriate stateside region" Now this leaves me thinking will they try to take away my housing and COLA for here in Germany The reason I want to go home is because I have a 2 1/2 year old and Im pregnant my husband will be deployed when I have the baby there would be no way he is able to make it for the birth which I dont mind but while I give birth there is no one to provide care for my daughter and I dont trust anyone here in Germany with my daughter I know they have things called Family Care Plans which are mainly for single solider parents or both military parents but wouldnt this kinda fall under that category? I am very confused and I know I need to talk with tricare and my husbands commander to get further information but I am just trying to get as much information as I can before I start making request
Thanks in advance for your help|||no. if you leave( assuming your doctor lets you leave and that any doctor stateside would even be willing to take you as a new paitient) you will forfeit Command sponsorship after 30 days.
at that point you lose COLA, he loses base housing if applicable, (or OHA) and you will not be p[emritted to return.|||Yes, your husband will be allowed to come back home though it will take up time as personal vacation.|||I'd talk to your doctor. Probably travel back to the State at YOUR expense...and the return at your expense. You don't have any friends you can trust? That's PATHETIC! I thought military wives stuck together. When my wife was laid up and I was at sea (we were stationed in Sardinia, an island north of Sicily and west of Italy), my division officer's wife took care of things at my house, as well as 4 other Navy enlisted wives. And we didn't even ASK anyone. They all VOLUNTEERED. Guess the Army wives are a lot different than Navy wives. Unlike the Army, WE take care of our own.
Thanks in advance for your help|||no. if you leave( assuming your doctor lets you leave and that any doctor stateside would even be willing to take you as a new paitient) you will forfeit Command sponsorship after 30 days.
at that point you lose COLA, he loses base housing if applicable, (or OHA) and you will not be p[emritted to return.|||Yes, your husband will be allowed to come back home though it will take up time as personal vacation.|||I'd talk to your doctor. Probably travel back to the State at YOUR expense...and the return at your expense. You don't have any friends you can trust? That's PATHETIC! I thought military wives stuck together. When my wife was laid up and I was at sea (we were stationed in Sardinia, an island north of Sicily and west of Italy), my division officer's wife took care of things at my house, as well as 4 other Navy enlisted wives. And we didn't even ASK anyone. They all VOLUNTEERED. Guess the Army wives are a lot different than Navy wives. Unlike the Army, WE take care of our own.
Changing your country on Xbox LIVE?
My friend recently moved from British Columbia to the states, and she can't rent any movies on her Xbox because it's 'not available in this region'. Is there any way she can change the country on her account? If starting over is the only answer, is there any way she can transfer her achievements and stuff to a new account?|||No to both questions, I'm afraid.|||There is no way to do this on your own.
However, if you call microsoft xbox customer support at 1-800-4-MY-XBOX and explain the situation, they will help you to solve it if something can be done.
However, if you call microsoft xbox customer support at 1-800-4-MY-XBOX and explain the situation, they will help you to solve it if something can be done.
Is it wrong that I'm looking forward to a three-month respite from my wife?
A couple of our friends moved to a beautiful part of the state where homes are less expensive and better, along with schools, than they are here; so my wife and I have been inspired to make a similar move to that region. It's about 4 hours away.
Well, the other couple is quite miserable being apart, as the husband still needs to work downstate while awaiting a transfer. They are depressed about the separation on both ends.
If my wife and I land a home there, we will be in the same boat. She will move there with our daughter to start school, and I will stay downstate for at least a few months awaiting a transfer of sorts in the new region. I will be there every weekend and use up accrual days to try to stretch the weekends whenever possible.
But now my wife, seeing our friends, is worried if she, too, will have separation issues.
Meanwhile, I'm kind of looking forward to the break, as she can be quite needy. Maybe she will learn some self-reliance.
Are my feelings wrong? Don't lots of married couples -- maturely -- spend time apart; for example truck drivers, military, etc., etc.?|||My friends who have needy wives are constantly being rung on the cell phone. We can't go anywhere without them getting a call every half hour. "Honey, how many pork chops should I buy. I can always freeze them." While we are at a NASCAR race or something. That's what you are up for if you are apart for three months.|||thats making your relationship strong. first find a home and then get transfered so she wont loose out and you wont loose out|||He may also have been looking forward to it, but reality set in after a little time.
In a couple, who has made the right choices, and found that person who truly compliments them, a symbiotic relationship develops also on the physical level. There is a reason why humans were designed to be monogamous. It comes down to the sexual experience that goes beyond pleasure and reproduction.
Seminal plasma (fluid carrying semen) and vaginal fluids contain addition chemicals that the other sex needs. Chemicals in seminal plasma help strengthen the Uterine Wall, not only making it stronger for the carrying of a fetus, but also because the uterus provides physical support for other organs, such as the bladder and the intestinal tract. For males, vaginal fluid reinforces their immune system and affects future production of semen. But, there鈥檚 a downside.
The human body adapts to the specific molecular makeup of the seminal plasma and vaginal fluid. The two bodies develop a symbiotic relationship that becomes dependent upon the other. Having multiple partners keeps these functions in constant disarray, always trying to adapt to a new molecular makeup, affecting the overall health of the individual.
This is one of the reasons, and benefits, of developing a long term monogamous relation. For men, there are additional reasons.
A married male lives 20 years longer than a single male, on average. Aside from the physical symbiosis, because a woman provides emotional support, he has less stress, an overall cause of frequent death in males.
For a female, her reproductive and sexual health last longer, not only with the ability to reproduce into her 40s and even 50s, but also continue the ability for sexual pleasure well into the later years.
A monogamous couple become a single, symbiotic unit, standing ready to take on what the world throws at them. They provide the umbrella of strength for the family and the protection of the children. They are core from which the children draw their knowledge and experience of what a family should be, so that they may follow the example of the parents, when they reach maturity and venture out into the world.
This is what it is truly like to be in a relationship, when you make the right choices.|||I don鈥檛 think its a good idea to tell your wife that you think this is a good idea because she is needy. Separations can be both a blessing and a curse. I am a military wife, and have been through two deployments and numerous weeks through out the years of training when my husband is away, the time apart can be nice it can help us to rekindle the relationship. It take more work to keep a relationship strong when your not together and but the times you are together are amazing it makes the time apart bearable. Now the bad thing about times apart they can amplify your problems and you may find that you would rather stay apart鈥?. I have seen this happen too many times to count. You both have to decided if you are willing to put the work in to keep the relationship strong distance is hard, talk about your fears (or your wife鈥檚) and think about what buying this house will mean you鈥檙e your family and decided if it is worth it. Good luck!|||There's NO reason why this just couldn't work out for you. As you stated, there could/would be times where you could take a long wk. end %26amp; be w/your family %26amp; it's not that bad. It's not like it would be for "forever". Yes, "truckers", "salespeople" also are on the road for periods of time, so that might not be as bad as you all think in the long run. It's rough moving %26amp; being separated, but like I said, it's NOT forever, %26amp; it IS "doable". IF it's going to save you money in the long run, be in a nice area, what the heck do you have to loose. At lots of times in our lives we DO have to sacrifice for the things we want. But in the end, it's all worth it. Plan some long wk. ends w/them, do things together, %26amp; you'd have a LOT to look forward to after you're all finally together. Yes, it all does make sense...Best to you...:)|||Umm. A lil advice, when asking something like this a screen name might help. Anyway.. Its totally normal and will most likely make your relationship much stronger. I am leaving for 10 days soon and I am looking forward to it as well. 1. because I hope that missing each other will make our love stronger, 2. will make sex better. distance makes the heart grow fonder. Ohh and when I first met my husband, I went away for 5 days, during that time we realized that we were in love each other and got engaged a month later.
--Papa Bear thats a cool post.|||You give me the impression that you don't really like your wife...Check your morals and agendas.|||I can understand your feelings. Maybe too well, because I understand the part of wanting to be away from your spouse more than most. I would be all giddy with excitement if my spouse announced he was leaving for 3 months. Yippee! Now, is that a good thing? Well, no, not if you're in love with your spouse and want a close, loving relationship. I've finally had to admit the futility of that ever happening for me. It took me a very, very long time, too!
Okay, now, back to you. You have hope of some day having a closer, happier marriage, but right now you're still working out some of the kinks, sorting through issues, solutions and compromises. So, you are looking at things from a different perspective than I am. I think that for you and your wife, this will be a good test for your marriage. It has the potential of strengthening the bonds, as well as the bonus of teaching your wife some self-reliance. You could end up appreciating and trusting each other more, and have greater acceptance, understanding and respect for each other. The negative side to this is, if your marriage is already weak, this could break it. It's really up to the two of you whether it drives you apart or brings you closer.
My husband was a business executive turned truck driver. I don't think the fact that he was away a lot had anything to do with the downfall of our marriage. If anything, I believe that is responsible for us staying married so long. His behavior caused our marriage to fail, and his being away is why I could put up with it for so long.
A strong marriage can survive anything, but both people have to work at it.
Well, the other couple is quite miserable being apart, as the husband still needs to work downstate while awaiting a transfer. They are depressed about the separation on both ends.
If my wife and I land a home there, we will be in the same boat. She will move there with our daughter to start school, and I will stay downstate for at least a few months awaiting a transfer of sorts in the new region. I will be there every weekend and use up accrual days to try to stretch the weekends whenever possible.
But now my wife, seeing our friends, is worried if she, too, will have separation issues.
Meanwhile, I'm kind of looking forward to the break, as she can be quite needy. Maybe she will learn some self-reliance.
Are my feelings wrong? Don't lots of married couples -- maturely -- spend time apart; for example truck drivers, military, etc., etc.?|||My friends who have needy wives are constantly being rung on the cell phone. We can't go anywhere without them getting a call every half hour. "Honey, how many pork chops should I buy. I can always freeze them." While we are at a NASCAR race or something. That's what you are up for if you are apart for three months.|||thats making your relationship strong. first find a home and then get transfered so she wont loose out and you wont loose out|||He may also have been looking forward to it, but reality set in after a little time.
In a couple, who has made the right choices, and found that person who truly compliments them, a symbiotic relationship develops also on the physical level. There is a reason why humans were designed to be monogamous. It comes down to the sexual experience that goes beyond pleasure and reproduction.
Seminal plasma (fluid carrying semen) and vaginal fluids contain addition chemicals that the other sex needs. Chemicals in seminal plasma help strengthen the Uterine Wall, not only making it stronger for the carrying of a fetus, but also because the uterus provides physical support for other organs, such as the bladder and the intestinal tract. For males, vaginal fluid reinforces their immune system and affects future production of semen. But, there鈥檚 a downside.
The human body adapts to the specific molecular makeup of the seminal plasma and vaginal fluid. The two bodies develop a symbiotic relationship that becomes dependent upon the other. Having multiple partners keeps these functions in constant disarray, always trying to adapt to a new molecular makeup, affecting the overall health of the individual.
This is one of the reasons, and benefits, of developing a long term monogamous relation. For men, there are additional reasons.
A married male lives 20 years longer than a single male, on average. Aside from the physical symbiosis, because a woman provides emotional support, he has less stress, an overall cause of frequent death in males.
For a female, her reproductive and sexual health last longer, not only with the ability to reproduce into her 40s and even 50s, but also continue the ability for sexual pleasure well into the later years.
A monogamous couple become a single, symbiotic unit, standing ready to take on what the world throws at them. They provide the umbrella of strength for the family and the protection of the children. They are core from which the children draw their knowledge and experience of what a family should be, so that they may follow the example of the parents, when they reach maturity and venture out into the world.
This is what it is truly like to be in a relationship, when you make the right choices.|||I don鈥檛 think its a good idea to tell your wife that you think this is a good idea because she is needy. Separations can be both a blessing and a curse. I am a military wife, and have been through two deployments and numerous weeks through out the years of training when my husband is away, the time apart can be nice it can help us to rekindle the relationship. It take more work to keep a relationship strong when your not together and but the times you are together are amazing it makes the time apart bearable. Now the bad thing about times apart they can amplify your problems and you may find that you would rather stay apart鈥?. I have seen this happen too many times to count. You both have to decided if you are willing to put the work in to keep the relationship strong distance is hard, talk about your fears (or your wife鈥檚) and think about what buying this house will mean you鈥檙e your family and decided if it is worth it. Good luck!|||There's NO reason why this just couldn't work out for you. As you stated, there could/would be times where you could take a long wk. end %26amp; be w/your family %26amp; it's not that bad. It's not like it would be for "forever". Yes, "truckers", "salespeople" also are on the road for periods of time, so that might not be as bad as you all think in the long run. It's rough moving %26amp; being separated, but like I said, it's NOT forever, %26amp; it IS "doable". IF it's going to save you money in the long run, be in a nice area, what the heck do you have to loose. At lots of times in our lives we DO have to sacrifice for the things we want. But in the end, it's all worth it. Plan some long wk. ends w/them, do things together, %26amp; you'd have a LOT to look forward to after you're all finally together. Yes, it all does make sense...Best to you...:)|||Umm. A lil advice, when asking something like this a screen name might help. Anyway.. Its totally normal and will most likely make your relationship much stronger. I am leaving for 10 days soon and I am looking forward to it as well. 1. because I hope that missing each other will make our love stronger, 2. will make sex better. distance makes the heart grow fonder. Ohh and when I first met my husband, I went away for 5 days, during that time we realized that we were in love each other and got engaged a month later.
--Papa Bear thats a cool post.|||You give me the impression that you don't really like your wife...Check your morals and agendas.|||I can understand your feelings. Maybe too well, because I understand the part of wanting to be away from your spouse more than most. I would be all giddy with excitement if my spouse announced he was leaving for 3 months. Yippee! Now, is that a good thing? Well, no, not if you're in love with your spouse and want a close, loving relationship. I've finally had to admit the futility of that ever happening for me. It took me a very, very long time, too!
Okay, now, back to you. You have hope of some day having a closer, happier marriage, but right now you're still working out some of the kinks, sorting through issues, solutions and compromises. So, you are looking at things from a different perspective than I am. I think that for you and your wife, this will be a good test for your marriage. It has the potential of strengthening the bonds, as well as the bonus of teaching your wife some self-reliance. You could end up appreciating and trusting each other more, and have greater acceptance, understanding and respect for each other. The negative side to this is, if your marriage is already weak, this could break it. It's really up to the two of you whether it drives you apart or brings you closer.
My husband was a business executive turned truck driver. I don't think the fact that he was away a lot had anything to do with the downfall of our marriage. If anything, I believe that is responsible for us staying married so long. His behavior caused our marriage to fail, and his being away is why I could put up with it for so long.
A strong marriage can survive anything, but both people have to work at it.
I'm having trouble transferring a save from my PC to my PS3.?
I make a folder in my flash drive called PS3, inside it one called SAVEDATA and then inside it I add the saved file, just like I hear everywhere I ask.I plug the flash drive in the PS3, go to save data utility, but it says the data is corrupted.I have no clue what I did wrong.And yes, I did make sure it was from my region.|||When you put the usb drive in , and goto saved game data- then it should show the usb drive- highlight usb drive press X - then Highlight the game save you want to copy to the ps3 and press Triangle. - Select Copy.---
Your Jump drive File structure Should look Like this for Game Saves to be recognized-
* PS3 (Case sensitive folder name)
* inside PS3 Folder there should be a folder Called SAVEDATA
* Within the SAVEDATA folder there should be Folders Called
(blu........)
So if your BLU.... is not in the SAVEDATA folder and the SAVEDATA folder is not in the PS3 folder on the jump drive just create a new folder name it PS3 then open that folder and create a new folder and name it SAVEDATA then open that folder and move the BLU....file folder or folders into there. The ps3 should recognize it no problem then .|||You should just download it from the PS3s Web browser it automaticly goes where it needs to go.
Your Jump drive File structure Should look Like this for Game Saves to be recognized-
* PS3 (Case sensitive folder name)
* inside PS3 Folder there should be a folder Called SAVEDATA
* Within the SAVEDATA folder there should be Folders Called
(blu........)
So if your BLU.... is not in the SAVEDATA folder and the SAVEDATA folder is not in the PS3 folder on the jump drive just create a new folder name it PS3 then open that folder and create a new folder and name it SAVEDATA then open that folder and move the BLU....file folder or folders into there. The ps3 should recognize it no problem then .|||You should just download it from the PS3s Web browser it automaticly goes where it needs to go.
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