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Originally Posted by tmac
I don't think that you have to worry so much, because I think you have to have genital to genital (or mouth or anus) contact with someone infected. You can't really absorb it through your skin.
However, what I would be worried about is, that someone that is careless enough to get an STD, might also be careless in other ways and pass on other diseases. Staf infections are rampant in gyms, so you really have to be careful about who you roll with and make sure you wipe off all surfaces. In addtion to staf, there is athletes foot, lice, crabs, HIV (from contact with open wounds) and a host of other bacterial infections that you can get.
You might notice, but I am kind of a hypochondriac.
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dude, LOL,,,,,,YOU can't pop a gonorrhea,,,,lol Gonorhea is a STD that targets the urethra and epididymis it is internal not external and there is nothing involved with the infection that can cause anything to pop. It causes a discharge and the amount of discharge that is released is equal to that at the most of a teaspoon over 72 hours. So for it to look like he wet his pants would be incorrect. So whatever happened with this guy was not anything to do with Gonorrhea. Any other medical type questions with this ask away, i will help as much as i can.