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I am always safe, should i still get tested for gonorrhea?
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Yes: If you have risk factors for acquiring gonorrhea, then one should get tested and treated appropriately, if indicated. Even though one may be safe, there is always a chance of aquiring gonorrhea.
Answered 10/1/2014
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If you always use: Barrier protection, you will not have gonorrhea.
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