According to Healthline”, Gonorrhea can affect people of any age, anatomy, or gender, but it’s particularly common among teens and young adults between the ages of 15 and 24....CONTINUE READING
Below are the signs that show gonorrhea is growing in your body.watery, creamy, or greenish vaginal discharge pain or burning while urinating an urge to urinate more frequently heavier periods or spotting between periods pain during penetrative intercourse sharp pain in your lower abdomen itching and soreness in your anus rectal bleeding or discharge.
Painful bowel movements. Modern antibiotics can cure gonorrhea, in most cases. You can’t treat gonorrhea with over-the-counter or home remedies. If you think you could have gonorrhea or an erotic partner receives a positive test result, you will need to get a diagnosis and treatment from a healthcare professional…CONTINUE READING>>
