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I have been tested and came back negative for gonorrhea and chlamydia but positive for NGU. I have only engaged in body to body rubbing with underwear on and she gave me oral through underwear for a short time. I also have rec a body rub which didn't involve any oral, but a hand job. Are any of these events risky for NGU? I kind of understand that it can be other bacteria not associated with a STD, should I be worried about giving it to my girlfriend. I took my 1 dose of Azithromycin.
I have been tested and came back negative for gonorrhea and chlamydia but positive for NGU. I have only engaged in body to body rubbing with underwear on and she gave me oral through underwear for a short time. I also have rec a body rub which didn't involve any oral, but a hand job. Are any of these events risky for NGU? I kind of understand that it can be other bacteria not associated with a STD, should I be worried about giving it to my girlfriend. I took my 1 dose of Azithromycin.
Thanks Vance, I couldn't get a real straight answer from the std clinic. but is this a std or just a form of urethritis from normal bacteria that I could have gotten anywhere or anyhow?
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