▲ A mainland man came to Hong Kong to seek sex and found that the condom was “worn”. He was worried about contracting AIDS and sought medical attention.
Unprotected sex can be a source of infectious diseases. Recently, a doctor in the emergency department shared on the Internet that a man from the Mainland who spoke Mandarin was suspected of having sex in Hong Kong. When he was enjoying the pleasure of fish and water, he suddenly found that the condom was “worn”. Worried that his female partner was “dirty”, the man hurried to the emergency room to seek medical treatment, and asked the doctor many times about the probability of HIV infection. The doctor later suggested that the man may use self-paid medicine to reduce the chance of infection, but when the man heard that the medicine cost “tens of tens of thousands of mosquitoes”, he finally chose “It’s all a fight, no medicine, no test”, and If you want to “take the number”, you will not pay the consultation fee.
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An emergency room doctor nicknamed “Doctor Giraffe” posted on his Facebook page “Ask Dr Friend – Doctor Giraffe“Sharing, referring to a mainland man who speaks Mandarin a few days ago, because the condom suddenly broke during the sexual act earlier, so he came to see a doctor. Due to language differences, communication between the two parties was once difficult. The doctor first asked the background of the man who had sex with the man in poor Mandarin, “Who was the one who had sex with you?” What… what… person? What do you do… work?” The doctor pointed out that he was quite embarrassed about the above questions at the time, knowing that the other party’s sexual intercourse partner must not be his wife, but “don’t ask.”
After a round of negotiations, the doctor realized that the man came to the hospital for medical treatment. He was just worried about whether he might be infected with STDs, and pointed out that he had many problems: “My “broken time is about one or two minutes” and I have already found out. Is the chance of infection very low?”, “How many AIDS/HIV positive patients are there in Hong Kong?”, “So I have a good chance of being fine?”, “When I was infected with HIV first, is it a home test? Did you get tested?”, “I’m just shocked to be infected with HIV, is there any medicine I can take to prevent it?”, “How much does the medicine cost?”
However, when the doctor responded that the drug costs “tens of tens of thousands to 20,000 yuan”, the situation is like a gambling situation. The other party needs to bet on “whether the sexual partner has HIV”, “whether it is worth spending tens of thousands to 20,000 yuan to buy peace of mind”, “If you choose not to eat at home, it will be too late even after three months”
The doctor pointed out that the man struggled like this for half an hour, and finally chose “It’s all a fight, no medicine, no test.” However, he still asked the doctor:
I don’t take medicine at home now, and I don’t have laboratory tests. Do I still need a consultation fee?
This remark made the doctor quite speechless, and the doctor also said at the end of the article: “I didn’t know that you have so much money for sex. . . . Now that Jiaxun knows, why don’t you say nothing instead?” and reminded the public at the end of the article “If you want to gamble without losing”, the only way is not to gamble.
Article wondoctor giraffeReported with permission. Contents have been revised by editors.
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