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Bendintheriver
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I find it irritating that gay men are a protected group. Protected from being shamed into being responsible. Rats shamed everyone who wouldn't go get a covid shot or wear a worthless mask but the poor gay men who are spreading HIV and Monkeypox like wildfire are exempt from any scorn or demands that they be responsible.
The fucking idiot in this article has all three: Covid, HIV and Monkey Pox due to participating in unprotected gay orgies. He is a lowlife POS.
https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/coronavirus/article-715514
Man tests positive for COVID-19, monkeypox and HIV all at once
The patient in the case report, an Italian 36-year-old male, spent five days in Spain in June. Nine days after returning home from his trip, he developed a fever, sore throat, fatigue, headache and inflammation in his groin area. Shortly afterward, he tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and within a day he developed a rash on his left arm. The day after, small, painful blisters appeared on his torso, lower limbs, face and rear.
After being admitted, the patient reported that he had unprotected sex with men during his stay in Spain. He was tested for monkeypox and tested positive for the West African variant of the virus, which has been found to be responsible for the outbreak in Spain. Even after 20 days, monkeypox tests continued to return positive, with the physicians stressing that this could mean that patient may remain contagious for several days after clinical remission.
The fucking idiot in this article has all three: Covid, HIV and Monkey Pox due to participating in unprotected gay orgies. He is a lowlife POS.
https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/coronavirus/article-715514
Man tests positive for COVID-19, monkeypox and HIV all at once
The patient in the case report, an Italian 36-year-old male, spent five days in Spain in June. Nine days after returning home from his trip, he developed a fever, sore throat, fatigue, headache and inflammation in his groin area. Shortly afterward, he tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and within a day he developed a rash on his left arm. The day after, small, painful blisters appeared on his torso, lower limbs, face and rear.
After being admitted, the patient reported that he had unprotected sex with men during his stay in Spain. He was tested for monkeypox and tested positive for the West African variant of the virus, which has been found to be responsible for the outbreak in Spain. Even after 20 days, monkeypox tests continued to return positive, with the physicians stressing that this could mean that patient may remain contagious for several days after clinical remission.
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