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Pharyngeal Gonorrhea
Quick question....I exchanged oral sex with a female (I am male) about 4 months ago. No real symptoms to-date. I had all the blood and urine samples done at 12 weeks and all were negative. I recently (almost 4 months post-incident) had my throat swabbed for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia...just in case. The test was a throat swab test by NAAT Aptima TMA? Both came back negative - I'm just wondering if anyone knows how accurate the throat swabs are? I know the docs say the urine tests are great but haven't heard much on these...thanks.
It is but men and women get it from giving oral to a man. Very very very rare for a man to get it from a woman.
I thought Gonorrhea is the one primary oral STD I was at risk for by giving cunnilingus to a woman?
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