I never claimed to be there, you told me in a PM you'd bought him a motorcycle.
Having sex whilst you're taking antibiotics is what is creating superbugs. Let's see if I can make this crystal clear. If you caught gonorrhea, you might have been prescribed Amoxicillin, 21 capsules to be taken 3 times a day for a week. You aren't cured instantly on taking the first capsule. You're warned it's essential to finish the course, even if the symptoms abate. Why? Because, if you stop midway, you can end up still being infected but now with a resistant variety. Even after a few days of treatment, you're likely to still be infectious, and if you're having sex with another person, you're probably transmitting a resistant variety of the disease.
This is why doctors and surgeons worldwide are begging people not to have sex whilst taking antibiotics, because sex is proving to be one of the biggest transmitters of drug-resistant diseases, especially amongst the young. See the original poster's link or
http://www.theguardian.com/society/2...k-doctors-fear
"So I now self-treat with 100mg of Doxycycline daily as a prophylactic during the trip and follow up with a single dose of 1 gram of Azithromycin on my return. Since I started doing that - no problems." Doxycycline, and now azithromycin, are failing to treat super gonorrhea, because people are continuing to have sex whilst they're taking them or using them as prophylactics.
I'm gobsmacked that people on this board don't realise that without viable antibiotics, hundreds of millions will die around the globe, annually.
Oh, and if you read what I wrote, at no point did I state that @scottish-guy had HIV.