Gonorrhea is a common sexually transmitted disease, sometimes referred to as "the clap." It affects hundreds of thousands of men and women annually in the United States.


Gonorrhea is easily treated but can cause serious and sometimes permanent complications. Pelvic inflammatory disease occurs in women when the gonorrhea infection affects their uterus or fallopian tubes. The most serious complication associated with pelvic inflammatory disease is infertility.


Symptoms of Gonorrhea:


The symptoms of Gonorrhea may be absent despite an active gonorrheal infection. Symptoms can appear anywhere from 1-14 days following exposure to the infection.


Men and women experience slightly different symptoms; these can include:


Gonorrhea in Men:


• white, yellow, or green urethral discharge, resembling pus

• inflammation or swelling of the foreskin

• pain in the testicles or scrotum

• painful or frequent urination

• anal discharge, itching, pain, bleeding, or pain when passing stools

• itching, difficulty swallowing, or swollen neck lymph nodes

• eye pain, light sensitivity, or eye discharge resembling pus

• red, swollen, warm, painful joints


Gonorrhea in Women:


• painful sexual intercourse

• fever

• yellow or green vaginal discharge

• vulvar swelling

• bleeding in-between periods

• heavier periods

• bleeding after intercourse

• vomiting and abdominal or pelvic pain

• painful or frequent urination

• sore throat, itching, difficulty swallowing, or swollen neck lymph nodes

• eye pain, light sensitivity, and eye discharge resembling pus

• red, swollen, warm, painful joints


Anal gonorrhea signs include:


• itching, bleeding, or pain with passing bowel movements

• anal discharge


An itching or burning sensation in the eyes may be a symptom of conjunctivitis. If infected semen or fluid comes into contact with the eyes, a person can develop conjunctivitis.


Gonorrhea is also called gonorrhea, gonorrhea or hot-piss.


The gonococcus bears the sweet scientific name of Neisseria gonorrhoeae.


This infection can be transmitted during all types of sexual intercourse (genital, anogenital, oral genital) with a person infected with the gonococcus. It can also be passed from mother to child during childbirth.


In humans, the infection usually occurs 2 to 6 days after the sexual intercourse with an abundant discharge of pus at the end of the penis, with intense burning sensation when urinating ("hot-piss".


However, the symptoms may be nonexistent (10% of cases). In women, the picture is often not very noisy: small vaginal discharge, urinary tingling, vague pain in the lower abdomen.

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