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The Human Pathogen for Gonorrhea is Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacterium. It is also known as N. gonorrhoeae. This infection can be found in the mucous membranes of the reproductive tract, including the cervix, uterus, and fallopian tubes in women, and the urethra in which is the reproductive tract of women. For men and women N. gonorrhoeae can also infect the mucous membranes but in areas such as the eyes, mouth, throat, rectum and urethra.

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In men, the first sign of gonorrhea can include from the tip of the penis an unusual discharge. This discharge can come in the color of white, yellow, or green. During urination pain or even burning has been noted. The foreskin around the penis can be inflamed which is known as swelling. The testicles can become tender and painful, this is in rare cases.

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It's possible to have a safe and healthy pregnancy while having Gonorrhea. You need to follow your doctor's suggestions to ensure the health of your baby.

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This picture shows a patient that has Gonorrhea of the throat. Gonorrhea of the throat can be caused by unprotected oral sex. Males and females that are exposed to Gonorrhea during oral sex may contact infection of the eyes through semen or vagina fluid which can lead to develop conjunctivitis. Signs of infection in the rectum would be pain, discomfort, and discharge. Infection of the eyes consist of swelling, pain, and discharge.

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Symptoms in women

In women, symptoms of gonorrhea can include vaginal discharge. In some cases, this discharge can be thin and watery. The color of the discharge can be green or even yellow. Durning urination a female patient can notice pain and even burning. In the lower abdominal area pain or tenderness may occur. Some less common signs may be bleeding after sex. Also bleeding between periods in some cases heavier periods.

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It's possible to have a safe and healthy pregnancy while having Gonorrhea. You need to follow your doctor's suggestions to ensure the health of your baby.

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Does Gonorrhea effect babies? The answer to this question is YES! Gonorrhea can definitely be passed on to the baby during childbirth from the mother. The first sign of infection would first be noted around the two-week mark. As shown in the picture, the eyes of the baby will become red and swollen. Another sign would be a thick, pus-like discharge from the eyes of the baby.

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How to prevent Gonorrhea from being passed on to the newborn?

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How to prevent Gonorrhea from being passed on to the newborn?

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Antibiotics is known to be not only effective but safe to use to cure Gonorrhea. A number of case studies has shown antibiotics can be used to treat patients with Gonorrhea while pregnant. In addition to the research performed it has shown that antibiotics can be used even while the mother is breastfeeding. Several clear studies have shown that definitely antibiotics will not harm your baby. Not is antibiotics effective for the body but it is also cost effective. This medication is important to preventing blindness with the newborn.

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If a person thinks they might have Gonorrhea, it is important to get tested immediately. Even if there are not any strong signs of infection. The reason a person would want to seek medical advice Gonorrhea is a serious sexual transmitted infection. In some cases, some individuals decided not to seek medical treatment thinking that the symptoms may vanish on their own. Any sexual transmitted infection does not cure itself or the symptoms disappear. Infact, if Gonorrhea is left undiagnosed and untreated, you can continue to spread the infection and there's a risk of potentially serious complications, including infertility.

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Treatment for Gonorrhea may involve having an antibiotic injection. When receiving antibiotic injection, it may be given in the thigh or buttocks. A person may request antibiotic tablet instead of an injection. If you have any symptoms of gonorrhea, these will usually improve within a few days. It may take pain in pelvis or testicles up to two weeks to disappear completely. Bleeding between periods or heavy periods should improve by the time of your next period.

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Will a person immediately know they are infected with Gonorrhea

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Will a person immediately know they are infected with Gonorrhea

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In some cases, signs of Gonorrhea started to appear in the first two week and in some other cases months later. One study even noted that some might not have any signs or symptoms. About 1 in 10 infected men with Gonorrhea might not immediately have any signs of infection. In about 5 in 10 infected women will not experience any obvious symptoms, which means the condition can go untreated for some time. It is important that once sign of infection does appear that the individual goes immediately to the doctor to get treatment.

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It is important to attending a follow-up appointment a week or two after treatment. This is highly recommended, so another test can be carried out to see if you're clear of infection. A person infected with Gonorrhea should avoid having sex. The reason a person should wait is because this will prevent the passing on infection to your partner. Another reason is that it will prevent the re-infection of Gonorrhea. Seek a doctor or a nurse immediately if the symptoms do not improve after treatment or you think you've been infected again. In some cases a person may need a repeat treatment or further tests to check for other problems.