Hi, Welcome to HCM I ve gone through your query and I understand quite well your concern. Gonorrhes is a highly contagious sexually transmitted STD bacterial infection. Gonorrhea is characterized by thick discharge from the penis or vagina. In addition to male reproductive organs & female genital tract, gonorrhea may infect the rectum, throat, eyes, blood, skin, & joints. Based on what you referred to me, It s important for you to know: 1. First I want to tell you that in order to avoid the re-infection, your boyfriend should have been treated too!! It s very important for your sexual partner to get know to the situation and to be treated too, so that you can avoid the re-infection.(you didn t mentioned it to me) 2. Second : I don t know if you are re-checked after you have completed your treatment against Gonorrhea( but as I understand from what you ve asked me, you are not sure if you were completely recovered from Gonorrhea.) 3. Third:It’s important not to have unprotected vaginal, oral or anal sex until treatment is completed & the infection has cleared up. 4. Once it has been successfully treated, it won’t come back unless a new infection is picked up.( I m not sure if you got another sexual transmitted disease from your new partner, unless you ve used condoms or maybe, it s the chance that you ve infected him too.) So, in your case I advise you: 1. First to get to know your boyfriend of the situation. He should be screened in order to know if he is infected with gonorrhea too, in order to get a treatment. 2.Second , please contact to your gynaecologist too because you should get tested too in order to define which is the cause of these discharges ( I strongly doubt that you are infected with a bacterial vaginosis based on your grey, thick, fishy odour discharge) 3. Please, depending upon your sexual behaviour or your partner s sexual behaviour, you should use protection and make sure to get tested!! Wish you good health, Dr. Ermira Biu