What are the chances of transmitting gonorrhea through oral sex?

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Both of you may have been previously infected with gonorrhea. Generally, gonorrhea does not show symptoms in most women, so it can go unnoticed. On the other hand, males might experience different symptoms, such as white or yellow urethral discharge and symptoms resembling a urinary tract infection (UTI). It can be transmitted through vaginal and oral intercourse, and symptoms can appear about a week after the infection. I would recommend getting another test after a week. If the result is negative once more, there is no need to worry, and the likelihood of being infected before is minimal. Gonorrhea can be completely cured. Both partners should undergo the same treatment, even if one tests negative. Meanwhile, it is important to avoid unprotected intercourse during the treatment period.

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