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By dani12 | Jun 12, 2012

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confused

I was treated for gonorrhea 4 days ago, ME AND MY BOYFRIEND HAD SEX yesterday (PROTECTED)?
and i was wondering should i go get treated again or wait a little longer to have sex ?
he was treated and cured b4 i was , my question is basically saying can having sex keep the antibiotics from killing the infection

Tags: infections, sex, antibiotics, question, Gonorrhea

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thatquietgirl

Jun 13, 2012

Having sex shouldn't affect anything so long as you are using protection so he doesn't have the chance of getting it again. Make sure you finish your antibiotics til they're gone to avoid complications and everything should be fine.

dani12

Jun 14, 2012

To: thatquietgirl

thanks

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