hehehehe........A Ghanaian medial doctor, Dr. Jacob K. Abrebrese, has warned women against giving ‘blowjobs’ to their partners.
According to Dr Abrebrese, who is the Medical Director of the Brong Ahafo Region Hospital in Ghana, an uncircumcised penis carries bacteria, germs and viruses. Women who suck them are highly at risk.
He also said sucking the female genital is as equally dangerous as sucking uncircumcised penis.
The doctor was responding to the World Health Organization’s report on the spread of untreatable ‘super gonorrhea’.
Speaking in an interview with Rainbow Radio, Dr. Abrebrese described oral sex as an unhealthy practice which should not be encouraged. He said oral sex is an indecent, uncivilized and an undisciplined act.
You recall, in the WHO report, the untreatable ‘super gonorrhea’ was spreading fast and on the rise because of unprotected oral sex.
The World Health Organization warned that the sexually transmitted disease is infecting patients all over the world and that the infection is not treatable at the moment.
Both of the current antibiotics used to treat gonorrhea ‘ceftriaxone and azithromycin’ are becoming increasingly ineffective against the new strain, the report said.
Commenting on the report, Dr. Abrebrese described it as serious and should be looked at seriously.
According to Dr Abrebrese, who is the Medical Director of the Brong Ahafo Region Hospital in Ghana, an uncircumcised penis carries bacteria, germs and viruses. Women who suck them are highly at risk.
He also said sucking the female genital is as equally dangerous as sucking uncircumcised penis.
The doctor was responding to the World Health Organization’s report on the spread of untreatable ‘super gonorrhea’.
Speaking in an interview with Rainbow Radio, Dr. Abrebrese described oral sex as an unhealthy practice which should not be encouraged. He said oral sex is an indecent, uncivilized and an undisciplined act.
You recall, in the WHO report, the untreatable ‘super gonorrhea’ was spreading fast and on the rise because of unprotected oral sex.
The World Health Organization warned that the sexually transmitted disease is infecting patients all over the world and that the infection is not treatable at the moment.
Both of the current antibiotics used to treat gonorrhea ‘ceftriaxone and azithromycin’ are becoming increasingly ineffective against the new strain, the report said.
Commenting on the report, Dr. Abrebrese described it as serious and should be looked at seriously.
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