Trigger gonorrhea: here are the warning signs of infection

Sexually transmitted infections are a trend. And not for the sake of anything good. Despite all the health and prevention campaigns, the truth is that cases of gonorrhea have increased dramatically. In fact, they grew by more than 42%, an alarming figure to say the least. The Ministry of Health warns about these data and asks the population to be careful to prevent the infection from continuing to escalate.

If you have any of these symptoms, it is recommended that you get tested as you may have gonorrhea. In the case of men

Those infected usually experience a burning or pain when urinating, as well as a yellowish-white discharge from the penis and swelling of the testicles. In the case of women Affected women usually experience an increase in vaginal discharge, as well as a burning sensation when urinating, as well as pain in the abdomen or pelvic area.

If you notice any of these indicators or your partner has them, you should get tested for a diagnosis that will allow you to begin treatment for the STI.

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease, also called a sexually transmitted disease, caused primarily by bacteria. According to the Mayo Clinic, these bacteria “can also infect the urethra, rectum, female reproductive system, mouth, throat, or eyes.”

It is usually transmitted during vaginal, oral or anal intercourse. That is why the first preventive measure to avoid infection is to abstain from sexual intercourse, as well as maintaining it, using condoms and limiting the number of sexual partners.