Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea refers to diseases, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STD). Treatment for gonorrhea involves taking antibiotics, notification of the disease sexual partner, and lifestyle changes.
Gonorrhea is a bacterium, which is transmitted from an infected partner during sex. Infection can occur during oral, vaginal or anal sex.
Gonorrhea is the most common STDs among sexually active youth. Other factors, which increase the probability of infection with gonorrhea include:
Most patients with gonorrhea have no symptoms. If symptoms occur, They can appear after 1-14 days of infection. In some cases, the symptoms do not arise within one month after the onset of disease.
Symptoms of gonorrhea in men can include:
Symptoms of gonorrhea in women can include:
Symptoms of gonorrhea in men and women with rectal infection may include:
Gonorrhea can also cause serious health complications.
Complications of gonorrhea in men include:
Complications of gonorrhea in women include:
If untreated, gonorrhea can lead to serious infection, which affects:
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical examination. The diagnosis is made by a gonorrhea test.
Tests may include:
For the treatment of gonorrhea are used antibiotics. However, some strains of gonorrhea have developed resistance to antibiotics. The doctor should choose the antibiotic, which will be effective in the treatment of gonorrhea.
It is important to go through the entire course of treatment, as prescribed by your doctor. Besides, all of your sexual partners should be tested for gonorrhea and also to undergo treatment. Do not have sex until the end of treatment and the complete disappearance of the symptoms of gonorrhea.
If you are diagnosed with gonorrhea, Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions.
To reduce the chance of contracting gonorrhea:
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