Gonorrhea

Treatment

A curable infection caused by the bacterium Neisseria Gonorrhea and treated with antibiotics. Gonorrhea most commonly affects the throat, rectum, or urethra, and in women, it can also affect the cervix.

It is a good idea to be tested regularly for STIs, especially if you have new sexual partners or open relationships.

Talking with partners about safer sex, makes sure everyone knows what to expect. The correct use of condoms reduces your chances of getting and passing Gonorrhea.

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A lab test is NOT required if you have symptoms or have been exposed

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We also treat partners to minimize reinfection

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It is also known as the clap, drip, or GC

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According to the CDC, there are approximately 1.14 million new infections in the United States annually

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Almost all cases of gonorrhea are transmitted via sexual contact, whether it be oral, vaginal, or anal

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Many people suffering from gonorrhea also have other STDs

Most infected patients may experience little to no symptoms.

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Painful and frequent urination

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Penile or urethral discomfort and pain

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Yellowish green or purulent discharge

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Inflamed meatus (tip of the penis)

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Scrotal pain, tenderness, and swelling

Most infected patients may experience little to no symptoms.

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Painful and frequent urination

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Yellowish green or purulent discharge

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Vulvar irritation, redness, and swelling

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Painful sexual intercourse

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Abnormal bleeding between or after periods

NOTE: Lab testing is NOT required prior to treatment if you have been exposed or are experiencing symptoms.


CallonDoc offers both at-home test kits and in-person lab testing. After treatment we recommend a test of cure 2-3 weeks after completing treatment to confirm clearing the infection.

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Azithromycin

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Cephalosporin class

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FAQ

Without medication, a gonorrhea infection is likely to get worse. It can also spread to other parts of the body and damage your reproductive system permanently. Blood and joint conditions can develop and become fatal. Untreated gonorrhea is more likely to be spread to others through sexual activity as well.
Both are transmitted in the same manner, so co-infections are not uncommon. The symptoms are similar as well; however, gonorrhea is more likely to spread beyond the reproductive organs to other parts of the body.
While not all STDs are transmitted this way, gonorrhea can be transmitted by giving or receiving oral sex. If you aren’t sure if you have gonorrhea, explain your symptoms in detail and we will help provide the right STD treatment.
Gonorrhea can be contracted again even if you’ve had it and been treated. Complete any course of gonorrhea treatment if you or a partner are infected before engaging in sexual activity.
Without treatment, the bacteria can spread to the blood and other parts of the body. Complications can become fatal, but when you treat gonorrhea promptly, there are no life-threatening effects.
A urine sample is the most common way to test for gonorrhea. If symptoms occur orally or in the eyes, the affected areas will be swabbed and tested. The test results will determine whether you are infected.
Your infection may be treated with a one-time injection of ceftriaxone, or with azithromycin, an oral antibiotic that’s given in a single dose. Doxycycline may be used as an extended treatment. Antibiotics may be combined to treat resistant strains of gonorrhea
You can get a prescription from CallonDoc and pick up your medication at any US pharmacy. If you’re looking for how to cure gonorrhea without going to the doctor, get chlamydia and gonorrhea treatment online now.
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