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Gonorrhea - In Danger?
I have been sleeping with this girl and this morning found some medicine in her bathroom called cefaclor. I looked it up online and seen that it was used to treat infections and gonorrhea. she had two large bottles full of them and 5 refills, so I would assume that this isn't for an ear infection. is it safe to assume that she has gonorrhea and if she does can I get it if she's taking the medicine?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Cefaclor isn't normally used for gonorrhea; in the rare case a doctor prescribed it for that disease, it would be only in a single dose and certainly not with several refills. I can't begin to speculate why she might be taking it, but it certainly isn't an STD.
But why are you asking me? Ask her!
HHH, MD
But why are you asking me? Ask her!
HHH, MD
To add a bit of relief it reminds me or a Seinfield episode where Elaine finds a cream in the guys medicine cabinet and freaks. Turns out it was for his cat.
Why don't you just ask her, you already been intimate. Going through people's medicine cabinet is not cool at all. I am not lecturing, but remind me to never invite you to my house.
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