Orally it'd very possible to get herpes, but gonorrhoea and chlamydia are very difficult . The bacterium that causes gonorrhea or chlamydia requires very specific conditions for growth and reproduction. Rare, but possible. More likely you caught it from owo from someone who wasn't showing symptoms.
Well that's the confusing part. And I've been reading up on this and can't find an exact answer. They say you can't get Clap (I hate that word, but I hate the proper term as well LOL) from kissing, but you can get it if someone blows you. It's like, then how would someone get it from oral if you can't get it from kissing? Yes....from oral, but how?
I'm thinking the bacterium is in the 'throat' rather than 'mouth' if that's all I can think of. Maybe I should ban clients from deep throating instead of using condoms lol??
Whatever the case, this case of gonorrhea FAR, FAR, FAR surpasses the one I got the 1st time. Like some sort of super strain (it ending up in my right eye from my own hands, and then tried to get into my left eye but luckily I had taken antibiotics already and the redness lasted only a night). It's been 3 days since my antibiotics and injection at the clinic and I'm still experiencing INTENSE burning during urination. I called the clinic back and they said if it doesn't go away in 10 days to come back. The discharge has stopped, but the stinging and burning hasn't. Every trip to the bathroom is like leading myself into a torture chamber
