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It is often called the "CLAP". It is caused by a bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae. The STD can infect an estimated 800,000 to 1 million people a year in the US. Though very contagious it is treatable with antibiotics, but they are strains that are becoming resistant. Most men have no symptoms they may exhibit painful urination or discharge. Women are asymptomatic, but may also have painful urination and vaginal bleeding. Left untreated it can cause pelvis inflammatory disease (PID). Most of the time if you have Gonorrhea you might have Chlamydia too.

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Most preventable cure for STD's.

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What does Gonorrhea look like through a microscope?

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What does Gonorrhea look like through a microscope?

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What does Gonorrhea look like on your body?

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What does Gonorrhea look like on your body?

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Having good eyesight to bad. Gonnorrhea can lead to  PID in women and blindness in newborns

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Having good eyesight to bad. Gonnorrhea can lead to  PID in women and blindness in newborns

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What is Oral Gonorrhea? How do I prevent it?
First Oral Gonorrhea is a Sexually Transmitted Disease STD infection of the mouth (Pharynx) from having sex orally. It can cause a sore throat and discomfort when swallowing food. The way to prevent oral gonorrhea is to look before you place your mouth on something. Use a condom to separate and protect yourself.