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The cure for gonorrhea is a full course of antibiotics prescribed by a medical doctor, and taking the full… More
Gonorrhea is a curable condition that can be treated with antibiotics and intravenous or intramuscular sho… More
Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease with very aggressive bacteria that cause a lot of inflammation… More
Symptoms of gonorrhea include inflammation of the throat, urinary tract, bladder, penis or vagina. Discove… More
Gonorrhea is diagnosed after discussing symptoms of discharge from the urinary tract, penis or vagina with… More
It is not known exactly why gonorrhea is known as the clap, but some theories suggest it was related to ea… More
Gonorrhea causes inflammation in the penis, vagina and urethral tract, and this inflammation allows more f… More
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Summary: The cure for gonorrhea is a full course of antibiotics prescribed by a medical doctor, and taking the full course of medicine can prevent resurfacing of the disease and increased resistance to treatment. Get immediate treatment for gonorrhea with advice from a human sexuality counselor in this free video on sexual health.
Dr. Carol L. Clark has a Ph.D. in human sexuality, and she works with a variety of individuals, couples and groups with a wide variety of concerns. She has been a licensed mental...read more
"Hi. I'm Dr. Carol Clark. I'm a sex therapist and licensed mental health counselor here in Miami, Florida. In this clip, we're going to talk about cures for gonorrhea. Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease that is bacterial in nature. And bacterial diseases can be cured with antibiotics. It's very important to make sure when you get treated for gonorrhea that you take the entire series of pills or shots that you're prescribed by your doctor. If you don't, then the gonorrhea bacteria will stay in your body and resurface, and will now be more resistant to treatment. If you have the symptoms of gonorrhea or you think you do; which is burning in the penis or when urinating, for women, or a discharge from the penis or the vagina; get checked by your doctor and then go on the antibiotics prescribed. Make sure to let your doctor know if you're allergic to any antibiotics. Once again, this is Dr. Carol Clark from Miami, Florida."
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