Gonorrhea Test

Gonorrhea Test, The gonorrhea test is one of the most common tests to find out about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). It is a bacterial infection spread through Vaginal, oral, or anal sex with an infected person. It also spreads from a pregnant woman to her baby during childbirth. Gonorrhea can infect both men and women.

It is common in young people aged 15-24 men with gonorrhea who may have some symptoms. But women often have no symptoms or mistake gonorrhea symptoms for a bladder or vaginal infection. Gonorrhea is from having sex with Someone who is infected with it. You may have heard people call it, the clap.

Gonorrhea Complications:

If you don’t get treatment, gonorrhea can cause serious and long-lasting problems including.
Increased chance of getting HIV disease Infection in other parts of your body like (skin or joints) Infertility.

Gonorrhea Symptoms:

Gonorrhea symptoms in Men usually include:

• Burning when you pee
• Painful or swollen testicles
• White, yellow-green discharge from the penis
• Painful Urination painful bowel movement

Most women don’t have symptoms. If they do they’re often mild you might mistake them for something else. They include In Women.

• Burning or pain when you pee
• Bleeding between periods
• More vaginal discharge than is typical
• Pain in your belly
• Pain when you have sex

Gonorrhea infection in your rectum or rear end cause

• Bleeding
• Itching
• Soreness
• Discharge
• Pain when you poop

Why do need a Gonorrhea test:

• Having multiple sex partners
• Previous infection of gonorrhea
• Having a sex partner with an STD
• Not using Condoms correctly
• It can cause pelvic inflammatory disease and ectopic pregnancy

Risks OF Gonorrhea Test:

There are no known risks to having a gonorrhea test. women may feel some mild discomfort during a swab test of the cervix. Afterward, you may have a little bleeding or other vaginal discharge.

Preparation of the Gonorrhea Test:

If you are a woman, you may be asked to avoid using douches or vaginal creams for 24 hours before your test. A urine test is required for both men and women should not urinate 1-2 hours before the sample is collected.

The procedure of the Gonorrhea Test:

If the patient is a woman then a sample may be taken from the cervix you will lie back on an exam table you will knees bent spatula is inserted in your vaginal tract and collect the sample. If the patient is a man, your provider may take a swab from the opening of your urethra. Both men and women may be taken from a suspected area of infection, such as the mouth or rectum. Urine tests are also used for both men and women. Some gonorrhea tests can be cloned by using STD kits when you have gonorrhea test. These may include tests for chlamydia, Syphilis, and or HIV.

Results OF Gonorrhea Test:

The result may be positive or negative. If the result is negative it is also called normal, or positive, also called abnormal.

Negative/Normal:

No gonorrhea bacteria were found. If you have certain symptoms, you may get additional STD tests to find out the Cause.

Positive/Abnormal:

If you are infected with the gonorrhea bacteria you will be treated with antibiotics to cure the infection.

Treatment of Gonorrhea:

Antibiotic treatment should stop the infection, but some types of gonorrhea bacteria are coming (lesseffedre or ineffective) to certain antibiotics. The doctor recommends the best medicines or antibiotics, according to your gonorrhea disease.