GEJALA PRIA MENGALAMI SAKIT SIFILIS - DOKTER SADDAM ISMAIL

Saddam Ismail
11 Apr 202305:31

Summary

TLDRThe video script discusses the increasing number of men diagnosed with syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease. It explains the transmission through sexual contact and the gradual development of symptoms, such as swollen lymph nodes and small skin sores, which can be easily overlooked. The script outlines the progression of the disease, from primary to secondary stages, including symptoms like fever, sore throat, and muscle aches. It warns of the severe complications if untreated, such as damage to the brain, eyes, bones, heart, and liver. The video concludes with prevention tips, emphasizing monogamy, condom use, avoiding shared sex toys, and regular testing for sexually transmitted infections to reduce the risk of syphilis and other STDs.

Takeaways

  • 😷 Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that can be transmitted through sexual contact or small wounds.
  • 📈 The symptoms of syphilis in men can develop gradually, often leading to confusion or lack of recognition of the clear signs of the disease.
  • 🔍 Initial signs of syphilis in men include swollen lymph nodes, which may indicate an STI infection.
  • 🌐 These swollen lymph nodes are typically found in the neck, armpit, or groin areas.
  • 💉 Along with swollen lymph nodes, small skin sores often accompany syphilis, which can be a primary sign of the disease.
  • 📍 The sores can appear in genital areas, mouth, or other parts of the body, and may go unnoticed if they are hidden.
  • 🕒 After the initial skin sores disappear, which usually takes 3 to 6 weeks, secondary symptoms such as rashes may appear.
  • 🌡️ The secondary phase of syphilis can present with symptoms like fever, flu-like symptoms, sore throat, body aches, and loss of appetite.
  • 🌀 If left untreated, syphilis can progress to more severe stages, potentially affecting the brain, eyes, bones, heart, and liver.
  • 🛡️ To prevent syphilis, it's recommended to be monogamous, use condoms during sexual activity, and avoid sharing sex toys.
  • 🧪 Regular testing for STIs, including syphilis, is advised to ensure early detection and treatment.

Q & A

  • What is Syphilis?

    -Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum, which can be transmitted through sexual contact or through small wounds on the skin or mucous membranes.

  • What are the initial symptoms of Syphilis in men?

    -The initial symptoms in men can include swollen lymph nodes, often in the neck, armpit, or groin area, and small skin sores, which can appear on or around the genitals, mouth, or anus.

  • How long do the primary symptoms of Syphilis last?

    -The primary symptoms, such as the small skin sores, usually disappear within 3 to 6 weeks, but this does not mean the disease is cured.

  • What are the secondary symptoms of Syphilis?

    -Secondary symptoms can include a rash that appears on the body 1 to 6 months after the initial skin sores disappear, and may not be itchy. It can also include fever, flu-like symptoms, sore throat, swollen glands, and fatigue.

  • What are the tertiary symptoms of Syphilis?

    -If left untreated, Syphilis can progress to its tertiary stage, which can occur years after the initial infection and may involve damage to the heart, brain, eyes, bones, joints, and blood vessels.

  • Can Syphilis be transmitted through the use of sex toys?

    -Yes, Syphilis can be transmitted through the use of sex toys if they are not properly sterilized or shared with others.

  • What is the recommended prevention method for Syphilis?

    -The recommended prevention methods include being faithful to one sexual partner, using condoms during sexual activity, and regularly getting tested for sexually transmitted infections.

  • How can one get tested for Syphilis?

    -Testing for Syphilis can be done through blood tests or other diagnostic methods provided by healthcare professionals.

  • What are the complications of untreated Syphilis?

    -Untreated Syphilis can lead to serious complications such as damage to the brain, nerves, eyes, heart, blood vessels, liver, and bones.

  • What is the final stage of Syphilis called and what can it affect?

    -The final stage of Syphilis is called the tertiary stage, which can affect various organs and systems in the body, including the brain, eyes, heart, and bones.

  • How can one reduce the risk of contracting Syphilis?

    -Reducing the risk of contracting Syphilis involves practicing safe sex, limiting sexual partners, using protection like condoms, and regularly testing for sexually transmitted infections.

Outlines

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😷 Syphilis Infections and Symptoms in Men

This paragraph discusses the increasing number of men diagnosed with syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease. It explains how syphilis is transmitted through sexual contact or small wounds and describes the early symptoms in men, which include swollen lymph nodes and small skin ulcers. The paragraph also details the progression of the disease, with symptoms such as rashes, fever, sore throat, and painful joints that can appear weeks after the initial infection. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing these signs and seeking treatment to prevent the disease from advancing to more serious stages, which can affect the heart, brain, and other vital organs.

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🧪 Routine Testing and Prevention Tips for Syphilis

The second paragraph focuses on the importance of routine testing for sexually transmitted infections, including syphilis. It provides advice on prevention methods such as being faithful to one sexual partner to reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. The paragraph also suggests using condoms during sexual activities and cautions against sharing sex toys, emphasizing the need to ensure they are sterilized or not shared at all. It concludes with a reminder to watch the video until the end and to like, share, and comment, promising to meet again in the next video with a healthy farewell.

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Keywords

💡Syphilis

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum. It is the central theme of the video, as it discusses the diagnosis and symptoms of syphilis in men. The script mentions that syphilis can be transmitted through sexual contact or small wounds, emphasizing its contagious nature and the importance of awareness.

💡Symptoms

In the context of the video, symptoms refer to the various signs that indicate the presence of syphilis. The script outlines several symptoms such as swollen lymph nodes, small skin ulcers, and rashes, which are indicative of different stages of the disease. Understanding these symptoms is crucial for early detection and treatment.

💡Sexual transmission

Sexual transmission is the primary mode of spreading syphilis, as mentioned in the script. It occurs through direct contact with the mucous membranes or sores of an infected person. The video underscores the importance of safe sexual practices to prevent the spread of this STI.

💡Lymph nodes

Lymph nodes are small, bean-shaped structures throughout the body that form part of the immune system. In the script, swollen lymph nodes, referred to as 'pembengkakan kelenjar getah bening,' are mentioned as one of the early signs of syphilis, indicating the body's response to the infection.

💡Skin ulcers

Skin ulcers are open sores that develop on the skin and can be a sign of various conditions, including syphilis. The script describes small skin ulcers as a common symptom of syphilis, which can occur in the genital area or other parts of the body, serving as an entry point for the bacterium.

💡Rashes

A rash is a change in the skin's texture or color that can be a symptom of many conditions, including syphilis. The video script explains that rashes can appear on various parts of the body, such as the back or chest, and are not typically itchy, indicating the progression to secondary syphilis.

💡Secondary syphilis

Secondary syphilis refers to the second stage of the infection, characterized by symptoms such as rashes and fever. The script mentions that these symptoms can appear 1-6 months after the initial skin ulcers, indicating the disease's progression and the need for timely treatment.

💡Sore throat

A sore throat is a common symptom that can be caused by various factors, including infections. In the context of the video, a sore throat is listed as one of the symptoms that can occur 6-12 weeks after the initial skin ulcers appear, suggesting the systemic nature of syphilis and its impact on different parts of the body.

💡Condoms

Condoms are a form of barrier protection used during sexual intercourse to prevent sexually transmitted infections, including syphilis. The script advises the use of condoms as a preventive measure to reduce the risk of contracting STIs.

💡Sex toys

Sex toys are objects used to enhance sexual pleasure. The video script cautions against the use or sharing of sex toys without proper sterilization to prevent the spread of infections like syphilis, highlighting the importance of hygiene in sexual health.

💡Testing

Testing is a crucial step in diagnosing and managing sexually transmitted infections. The script encourages regular testing for STIs to ensure early detection and treatment, emphasizing the importance of proactive sexual health management.

💡Fidelity

Fidelity in the context of the video refers to being faithful to one sexual partner, which can significantly reduce the risk of contracting STIs, including syphilis. The script suggests monogamous relationships as a preventive measure for STIs.

💡Complications

Complications are serious health issues that can arise if syphilis is left untreated. The video script warns of the potential for syphilis to affect various organs such as the brain, eyes, bones, heart, and liver, emphasizing the importance of timely treatment to prevent severe health consequences.

Highlights

Sifilis is a sexually transmitted disease that has been increasingly diagnosed in men.

The disease is transmitted through sexual contact and can enter the body through small wounds or mucous membranes.

Initial symptoms of syphilis in men include swelling of the lymph nodes, which can indicate an infection.

Swollen lymph nodes are often accompanied by small skin lesions.

Common syphilis symptoms in men are small skin wounds, which can be single or multiple.

These wounds can appear in the genital area, mouth, or other less noticeable areas such as near the anus or behind the scrotum.

The primary stage of syphilis, known as syphilis primer, usually disappears within 3 to 6 weeks but does not mean the infection is cured.

After the primary stage, secondary symptoms such as rashes may appear on various parts of the body.

Rashes from syphilis do not itch and can indicate the disease has progressed to a secondary phase.

Further progression of syphilis can lead to symptoms like fever, flu-like symptoms, sore throat, and body aches.

Syphilis can also cause genital warts that can appear around the genital area and anus.

Genital warts can be grayish or white and may disappear and reappear over time if untreated.

If left untreated, syphilis can lead to more serious complications affecting the brain, eyes, bones, heart, joints, blood vessels, and liver.

To prevent syphilis, it is recommended to be faithful to one sexual partner.

Using condoms during sexual activity can help reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, including syphilis.

Avoid sharing sex toys and ensure they are sterilized to prevent the spread of infections.

Routine testing for sexually transmitted infections is advised to detect and treat syphilis early.

Transcripts

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Halo assalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh

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belakangan ini banyak sekali ya pria itu

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terdiagnosa Sifilis ataupun mengalami

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gejala Sifilis nah Sifilis ini adalah

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penyakit menular ya jadi penyakit

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menular seksual artinya ditularkan

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melalui hubungan seksual gejala sipilis

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siap pada pria saat terinfeksi itu dia

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bertahap berkembangnya ya makanya kadang

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orang bingung ataupun tidak mengenali

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gejala yang jelas bakteri ini masuk ke

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dalam tubuh itu melalui luka lecet

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misalkan ya ataupun luka-luka kecil

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ataupun melalui hubungan seksual yang

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mukosa Ya baik mulut ataupun saat

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penetrasi alat kelamin jadi ada beberapa

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gejala pria yang mengalami Sifilis yang

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pertama itu pembengkakan kelenjar getah

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bening pembengkakan kelenjar getah

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bening ya ini bisa menandakan ya kalau

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kalian itu terinfeksi

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ya penyakit menular seksual Sifilis ini

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ya Coba dicek ya biasanya yang bengkak

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itu di leher ya di ketiak ataupun di

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selangkangan kemudian selain

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pembengkakan kelenjar getah bening

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biasanya dibarengi dengan luka kecil ya

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di kulit yang kedua luka kecil di kulit

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gejala Sifilis yang paling umum dialami

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oleh pria adalah luka kecil di kulitnya

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ya luka ini ya tempat bakteri tadi masuk

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ke dalam tubuh ya kemudian ya luka ini

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bisa hanya satu bisa juga lebih dari

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satu ya apalagi ya di kelamin ya di Mr P

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misalkan luka kecil ini juga bisa muncul

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lebih dari satu ya misalkan juga di area

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mulut ataupun di mukosa mulut kalau di

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area genitalia luka ini biasanya sering

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tidak diketahui karena bisa di dekat

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anus ataupun di balik skrotum yang

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biasanya jarang diketahui gejala ini

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disebut dengan Sifilis primer ataupun

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gejala primer ini biasanya menghilang 3

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sampai 6 minggu

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tapi bukan menghilang itu bukan sembuh

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ya belum

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yang ketiga ruam

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ruam ini muncul tubuh itu biasanya 1-6

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bulan setelah luka kecil di kulit tadi

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menghilang Ya ini bisa di punggung ya

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bisa di dada ataupun menyebar ke area

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tubuh lainnya ruamnya muncul ini dia

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tidak ada gatal ya ataupun tidak terasa

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gatal nah ini biasanya menandakan kalau

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Sifilis tersebut sudah memasuki fase

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sekunder keempat sakit tenggorokan

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bakteri Sifilis ya dia akan terus

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berkembang di dalam tubuh ya sampai

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nanti menimbulkan gejala seperti demam

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ya flu ya kemudian nyeri tenggorokan

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badan pegal-pegal yang nyeri-nyeri sendi

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nggak nafsu makan ya Enggak enggak Fit

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ya Lemas bahkan bisa mengalami nyeri

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otot juga gejala ini bisa muncul antara

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6 sampai 12 minggu ya setelah luka di

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kulit tadi muncul dan juga gejala ini

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bisa muncul bebarengan dengan ruang

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kelima kutil kelamin

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kemunculan kutil ini bisa di area

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kelamin ya bisa di Mr p-nya ataupun

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sekitarnya ataupun di dekat anus yang

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putih ini bisa berwarna abu-abu ya

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ataupun putih kemunculan kutil ini ya

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ini di fase sekunder ya ini bisa sembuh

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ya bisa timbul lagi Jadi bisa hilang

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timbul hilang timbul dia dalam waktu 1

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tahun kalau sipilis ini tidak diobati

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tidak ditangani dengan baik ya nanti

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bahaya ya bahayanya dia nanti bisa jadi

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ke fase berikutnya tersier ya ini nanti

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bisa lebih serius ya ini bisa dalam

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waktu tahunan ya ataupun puluh tahun nah

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pada fase akhir ataupun tahap akhir ya

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sipilis bisa menyerang saraf bisa

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menyerang mata bisa menyerang tulang

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bisa menyerang jantung bisa menyerang

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sendi bisa menyerang pembuluh darah dan

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juga menyerang organ hati Nah jadi

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bahaya sekali ya komplikasi dari sipilis

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ini jadi saya akan kasih tips aman

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supaya tidak terkena Sifilis ya yang

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sudah terkena pun ya mengobati sampai

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sembuh ya kemudian bisa menerapkan cara

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ini yang pertama itu adalah setia pada

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satu pasangan artinya berhubungan

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seksual ya terhadap pasangannya ya

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kepada istrinya jangan ya ke misalkan ke

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penyedia jasa itu ya jangan ya jadi ke

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pasangannya harus setia ini untuk

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menurunkan resiko yang terkena

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penyakit-penyakit menular seksual

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lainnya ya termasuk Sifilis kemudian ya

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kalau memang nggak bisa memang seperti

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bandel ya ini gunakanlah kondom saat

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berhubungan seksual kemudian sekarang

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juga lagi musim sex toy ya jadi

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alat-alat seks ini ya ini ya jangan

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digunakan lah ataupun kalau bisa jangan

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berbagi ke orang lain ya pastikan alat

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tersebut steril ya Nah kalau lebih baik

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ya jangan gunakan Kalian juga bisa

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melakukan Tes Ya tes untuk cleaning

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infeksi menular seksual nah ini juga

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bisa dilakukan secara rutin oke

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teman-teman terima kasih yang sudah

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menonton video sampai habis jangan lupa

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like share dan komen sampai ketemu lagi

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di video saya selanjutnya Salam sehat

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sampai jumpa

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