Knackered knob
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It could be worse, your anti-malaria could be sickle cell anemia.
you can't get infected with sickle cell anaemia. it's hereditary.
aids=/=malaria
Not really, #52, considering AIDS is incurable and degenerative, whereas Malaria is completely curable with access to the correct facilities and/or drugs.
I'm pretty sure what #52 meant by the =/= sign was that malaria is "not equal to" AIDS
Well, don't I look quite the dumb ass! Your honour I move that my comment be stricken from the record...
Yeah that sucks... but I've had a yeast infection, it's not that bad.
Try some boric acid. That should be avialable. Just rub the powder on the infected part of your penis about 3x's a day for 14 days. DO NOT EAT.
dude dont take malaria pills ever they do ****** up shit to you i went to a doctor to get them befor going on a family vacation to africa and the doctor was like if you start feeling suicidal stop taking these pills so ya i never did and was fine
This does not apply to all antimalarials. As far as I know, the risk for suicide is a side effect of Lariam, not other therapies such as antibiotics, quinine or Malarone.
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I think what he's trying to say is that the medication is to ward off malaria, but has the side effect of potential male yeast infection. A potential which has apparently been reached. FYL
sorry dude, you use it you lose it