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The pathogen of gonorrhea is a bacteria called bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae.

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Gonorrhea can cause painful urination in both men and women. It can cause discharge that is green or yellow from both the vagina and penis. It can also cause pain and swelling in the testicles in men and abdominal and pelvic pain in women.

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Rectal bleeding, itching or soreness in anus, rectal discharge, and pain when having a bowel movement are also symptoms you can have with gonorrhea.

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Gonorrhea can also effect the eyes and can cause pain, light sensitivity, and discharge.

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Gonorrhea can cause sore throat and swollen lymph nodes.

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Gonorrhea can infect babies if they are born through the birth canal. Gonorrhea can cause the babies to have eye infections and it will usually lead to red eyes and eye discharge. It can also cause babies to have low birth weight. Sometimes it can even cause miscarriages. Gonorrhea can do a lot of harm to infants and if left untreated can even cause them to go blind.

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Some of the long term effects of gonorrhea in both men and women are infertility, infection that spreads to joints, increased HIV/AIDS, and problems that can also occur in your newborn.

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Antibiotics are what doctors use to treat gonorrhea. Treatment for gonorrhea can be a one-time injection of the antibiotic ceftriaxone or you can take doxycycline for seven days.

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Limiting your number of sex partners can decrease your chances of catching gonorrhea. Make sure you and your partners are tested for gonorrhea before having intercourse this can help you stay safe and not catch sexually transmitted diseases.

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Wearing condoms can decrease your chances of getting gonorrhea.