It is time for this thread to end. This will be the last response.
If you are worried about oral gonorrhea, get tested and plan on believing the test results when you get them (I am confident the tests would be negative). You have no reason to think that your prior partner had gonorrhea. If you got gonorrhea of the throat many but not all infections would clear up/go away on there own. This sort of resolution is more common when gonorrhea occurs at the throat than elsewhere.
Take care. EWH
Or even if it's dangerous or not :-(
I guess what I'm most worried bout, since then I've got a new bf and have given him oral sex, so how likely it is I couldve passed it on from my throat to his penis as well afterwards..
And how likely it is to go away on it's own (history answers on here suggests doctors here said that happened in the past)
Yes, very rare. You should not be worried. EWH
But so it's still pretty rare I guess, to get a gonorrhea infection from giving oral sex to a guy?
Or is it more common and I should be very worried? I'm now getting very nervous...
Gonorrhea is more often transmitted by oral sex than chlamydia.
ORal gonorrhea is relatively uncommon.
It is more common for the throat to become infected through performing oral sex than for gonorrhea to be transmitted in the process of oral sex although both have been reported. Genital/gennital transmission if far more likely an "efficient" than oral infections/transmission.
Gonorrhea can occasionally go away on its own. EWH
Also, you say gonorrhea is more common - how common/rare is getting throat gonorrhea from giving oral compared to genital gonorrhea,
and is it more common to pass it from genital/oral or other way, or less common than genital/genital?
And if I did get gonorrhea, could I easily pass that from my throat to a guys penis, or is that unlikely?
Could that also have cured by itself?
Welcome to the Forum. Your risk of infection from performing oral sex on a partner is very low. the most common STD acquired from performance of oral sex is gonorrhea- chlamydia almost never occurs. In addition. had you gotten infected 2 years ago, it is likely that your infection would have cured itself by now but if you really feel the need, the only way to test for throat infection is with a swab test from the throat.
Chlamydia and gonorrhea are local infections which typically do not travel through the body. Had you been infected (unlikely) your infection would not have traveled through to your cervix.
There is no risk of infertility associated with chlamydia or gonorrhea of the throat.
Hope this helps. EWH