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Hi, is there anyway of getting treatment for gonorrhea without having to see a doctor? (over the counter medicine, ordering online, etc)
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See a doctor: It is best to see a doctor to 1. confirm the diagnosis of gonorrhea and 2. to look for other STDs and treat accordingly.
Answered 9/23/2016
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