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Reactive rectal swab?
About 2 weeks ago, I hooked up with this guy. I performed unprotected oral and was the receptive partner for anal sex with protection . 4 days after the encounter, the guy informs me he's symptomatic for gonorrhea (discharge) and got tested and treated. His tests came back positive for gonorrhea (urine and urethral swabs). I got tested the next day and accepted treatment while I waited for results. I got the results a few days later. Urine was negative. Oral swab was reactive and so was rectal swab. How could the rectal swab be reactive if I always use a condom for anal sex, including this guy?How would it be possible to get it rectally??
Mike
Mike
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Hi, since a condom was used for the anal it would be impossible to contract it
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