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To get treated, you have to go get a pap smear or examine done at a health facility. The treatment for gonorrhea is usually antibiotics. They have ceftriaxone, given as an injection. There is also azithromycin or Zithromax given orally. You then abstain from all sexual activity until your time is up.

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First and foremost, abstinence would be the most safe and surest way of preventing gonorrhea or any other STI. Condoms are also one of the safest methods of preventing infections. People should also limit their sex partners and not have multiple at once. Frequently getting a pap smear can inform you of your health and keep you healthy. If contracted with the STI, tell your sexual partners so they can get treated to and take all necessary precautions after finishing treatment to avoid it again.

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Gonorrhea can have no symptoms at all. If symptoms occur, in men the main symptoms would be painful urination and penile discharge. Women are usually asymptomatic, but could have painful urination, vaginal discharge and vaginal bleeding. It could also be painful during sexual intercourse. Other common symptoms would be fever, irregular menstruation, sore throat, pain in lower abdomen, pelvis, testicle, or vagina.

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Gonorrhea, also known as "the clap", is a bacterial sexually transmitted infection. It can be found in men and women. It is caused by bacterium Neisseeria gonorrhoeae. It can cause infections in the genitals, rectum and throat. If left untreated in women it could lead to PID, infertility, and blindness in newborns. Women are also commonly asymptomatic.