Japanese seizure of manchuria
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” She is from South Korea and only spoke a bit of English, and we communicated mostly in Japanese because I speak it and she speaks a little Japanese. She said the same thing when I asked in Japanese. Essentially, it’s from “bad sleep.”
I had HSV1 as a teenager, but am afraid this situation put me at risk for HSV2 because she applied the condom with her mouth and could have gone past the base of the condom during oral sex (although that seems less likely).
I had vaginal intercourse with 4 japanese prostitutes during a deployment . I wore a condom each time and the only time I didn't was when I was receiving a hand job at the end. It has been 12 months since the deployment and I just got my blood drawn friday and awaiting results. Im extremely stressed out, I havent felt any different than usual the past 12 months. What are my risks for HIV.
I was very careful to not let any part of my genitel touch hers. After a few moments she said do you want hand job? She took off condom, and came back with oil. (This concerns me, I dont know if she washed her hands after taking the condom off, I don't know what her hands looked like.) She then gave me handjob for about 45 mins, I washed myself. Asked for another body massage as I fell asleep.
I did notice that she didnt want me to touch her or kiss her body.
I have friends still there from when we were stationed over there, both Americans and Japanese, so this hits close to home for me. A lot of people may not realize we have a lot of Americans over there, too, with the military bases over there, plus others like my missionary friends who stay over there and call Japan home.
We sure need to keep them all in our prayers.
Note there is a difference between the cause of a seizure and a trigger. Seizures can be caused by head injury (at any time in your life), diabetes side effects, a high fever as a child or a virus/bacterium like meningitis.
Triggers are things like alcohol drinks, flashing lights (like driving a car through shade/shadow or watching window blinds flickering the light from a breeze, or for some people anything raising the adrenaline level. In women, PMS is usually a trigger.
My husband is a type 2 diabetic and is 70 years old. Out of the blue a few months ago he had an episode in the night that I didn't witness but the symptoms were that of a seizure according to the Doctor who saw him in the hospital (he had a fall at the time and had superficial facial wounds) The doctor put him on dilantin and they did an EEG. Then he was taken off the dilantin because the EEG didn't show anythin g.
Why? What details do you want? There is swelling under one eye and short red lines emanating from both eyes and some pain. It is not an injury. She does spend long periods late at night in poor light reading from her tablet. She never looks after her health but she is a little underweight and doesn't eat at night when hungry and eats breakfast very late and doesn't eat too badly - just ordinary sorts of Japanese food (she is Japanese living in Japan) and some junk food.
It says Japanese Technology on it but it is shipped from China, says everything. There are also some Japanese detox stripes for feet that turn black while you sleep, turned out they always turn black when getting wet. There are a lot of people scamming others that are desperate.
There are different types of epilepsy with different characteristics like grand mal epilepsy you have tonic clonic generalized muscle contractions, frothing, unconsciousness, twitches, metal confusion, some may lose bladder and bowel control, usually preceded by an aura of impending seizure. aura is a strange feeling of muscle stiffening, hearing weird sounds, smelling strange smells etc. absence seizure manifest as brief staring spells where the person is cut off from the surroundings.
I apologize if this question is posted in the wrong forum.
My bunny had surgery on June 29. They trimmed all of his teeth. This was his second surgery. The first surgery was exactly one year ago. The surgery went fine, and he recovered quickly. He has an appetite, and his post-op surgery is significantly stronger. He is also shedding. I give him laxatone every couple of days. He's well hydrated with bottled water that I buy for him.
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