GONORRHEA DISEASE

Gonorrhea Disease

How ill If There's Disease in the Human Body. How ill, if you have gonorrhea disease. We will certainly be disrupted activity uncomfortable. Gonorrhea is a disease caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae, which infect the lining of the urethra, cervix, rectum, throat and the white of the eye (conjunctiva). Gonorrhea can be spread through the bloodstream to other body parts, especially the skin and joints. In women, gonorrhea can spread to and infect the genital tract lining in the pelvis causing pelvic pain and reproductive problems.

Symptoms of the disease gonorrhea may not be so obvious anymore, but if the sap of the prostate examination, pus will come out with mucus (via serial prostate). Gonorrhea symptoms are still very real new. From the hole in the male penis in the mouth or vagina in women, dripping pus-like sweetened condensed milk which usually leaves spots on the panties. Generally pus dripping morning when I wake up. If the disease has been going on chronic (more than 6 months), symptoms that may no longer be real. The disease is usually already lodged deep into the deeper organs of reproduction. In the men had to testicles, or have come to the prostate gland and the women get to the fallopian tubes. Almost the same with gonorrhea have other types of germs that are also transmitted through sexual intercourse, the bacteria chlamydia. In the U.S., the disease is feared because it attacks the most adult males derived from female entertainers, prostitution or sexual activity is free. Similar to gonorrhea, chlamydia symptoms are also oozing from the hole the penis, but not thick like gonorrhea. Other symptoms arise swollen glands. If gonorrhea or chlamydia infect their wives and husbands already classified types of bacteria have developed resistance to drugs will certainly disrupt the marriage.

In men, gonorrhea early symptoms usually occur within 2-7 days after infection. Symptoms began as discomfort in the urethra and a few hours later followed by a pain when urinating and a discharge of pus from the penis. Whereas in women, early symptoms usually occur within 7-21 days after infection. Patients often do not experience symptoms for weeks or months, and are known to suffer from the disease only after the contracting partner sexual relationships. If symptoms develop, usually mild. But some people with severe symptoms, such as the urge to urinate, pain when urinating, vaginal discharge, and fever. The infection can invade the cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, urethra, and rectum and cause pain in the hip when having sex.

Women and homosexual men who have sex through the anus (anal sex) may suffer from gonorrhea in the rectum. Patients will feel uncomfortable around her anus and the rectum out of fluid. The area around the anus looks red and rough, and stool covered by mucus and pus.

Sexual intercourse by mouth (oral sex) with someone with gonorrhea will usually cause gonorrhea of the throat (gonococcal pharyngitis). Generally these infections do not cause symptoms, but occasionally causes sore throat and swallowing disorders.

If the infected fluid on the eye, it can cause eye infections outside (gonococcal conjunctivitis). Newborns can also be infected with gonorrhea from her mother during childbirth, causing swelling of his eyelids and pus out of her eyes. If the infection is not treated, it will cause blindness.

Diagnosis of disease gonorrhea is based on the results of microscopic examination of pus, which found bacteria that cause gonorrhea. If the microscopic examination found no bacteria, then performed in a laboratory culture.

Gonorrhea is usually treated with a single injection of ceftriaxone intramuscularly (through muscle) or by administering antibiotics by mouth (orally) for one week (usually given doxycycline). If gonorrhea has spread through the bloodstream, patients are usually treated in the hospital and get antibiotics intravenously (through a vein or IV).