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Passing Gonorrhea from Mouth to Mouth
I understand that Gonorrhea can be passed through oral sex but how likely is it to pass oral Gonorrhea infection from the mouth of one person to another? I recently found out I have genital gonorrhea and because I had oral sex with the person that gave it to me I understand I may also have the infection in my mouth although I have no symptoms of a bacterial throat infection. If I kissed someone else before I found out about the Gonorrhea but after the exposure, how likely is it that I gave that person oral Gonorrhea?
Dr's do not come on this board, you have to pay $ to get an answer from them. All the questions I answer with knowledge come from reading what the Dr's have to say and from what another person who answers questions on this forum who has worked in the STD field. I do not give definate answers unless I know it to be true.
If you don't believe me then see your Dr and you will get the same answer. STD's no matter what are not passed by kissing.
If you don't believe me then see your Dr and you will get the same answer. STD's no matter what are not passed by kissing.
No disrespect intended but I see that you answer a lot of the postings on here. May I ask how you know? Where do you get your information from? Are you a doctor?
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