Anyone who is sexually active can get gonorrhea. There are often no symptoms. When symptoms do occur it may be mild and can include a burning feeling when peeing. Gonorrhea can impact a person’s ability to become pregnant if left untreated.
How Gonorrhea Spreads
A person who has Gonorrhea can pass it to a partner through sex if they don't use a condom. A pregnant person can also give it to their baby during childbirth. If you are sexually active, talk with your health care provider to determine if you should get tested for gonorrhea or other STIs. A simple lab test can see if you have it.