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My doctor says that i have gonrrhea in the mouth? this seems absurd. is it possible?
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Possible: Gonorrhea likes to enter the body through mucus linings as well as openings in the skin. If you have had some oral exposure to someone with gonorrhea, then you certainly can contract the condition. Your doctor has probably recommended treatment and you should take it on his/her instructions.
Answered 6/9/2013
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