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How Long Does Gonorrhea Last
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Gonorrhea and Long Term EffectI have been infected with penile gonorrhea twice in my life. That was 15 years ago and couple of weeks back. How serious is this? Is it true that gonorrhea is like a "common flu" in sexually transmitted diseases? Unfortunately, both the...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
If you get gonorrhea and you have it treated by a doctor, then there should be no long term consequences. You can get gonorrhea from someone performing oral sex on you if they have a gonococcal infection in their throat.RMK...
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gonorrhea and hiv (HIV AND GONORRHEA)Hi Dr RobertFirst of all, i would like to congratulate you and this site for this wonderful work.... Read more »gonorrhea symptom time frameHow long does it take for symptoms of gonorrhea to begin to show?... Read more »
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CDC Warns Untreatable Gonorrhea Is on the WayGonorrhea is increasingly showing resistance to one of the last known effective antibiotic treatments, and researchers say it is time to "sound the alarm" about the potential for untreatable forms of the STD. "During the past three years, the wily... Read more »
Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea Spreading in North AmericaGonorrhea, one of the most common sexually transmitted infections, is continuing to develop drug- resistant strains. The bacteria became resistant to sulfonamides in the 1940s, then to penicillins and tetracyclines in the 1970s and 1980s.... Read more »
Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea on the Rise in California and HawaiiGonorrhea resistant to the commonly used class of drugs fluoroquinolones, which includes ciprofloxacin and levofloxacin, is on the increase in California and Hawaii, raising the concern of federal health officials. The drugs are often used to treat... Read more »
CDC Recommending New Drugs to Treat GonorrheaCDC on Thursday recommended that physicians begin using a different class of medications to treat gonorrhea after surveys showed that drug-resistant cases of the sexually transmitted infection are on the rise nationwide, the AP/ Forbes reports.... Read more »
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Gonorrhea Affecting CD4 & Viral Load Count
Posted by jjdietz, 3 Replies
Hello,I was diagnosed with gonorrhea last Saturday. I was given a shot and I'm taking medication. I'm feeling alot better, but I have to finish my medication for another week. As of April, 2012, my CD4 count was over 2,000 and my viral load was less... Read more » Chlamydia/Gonorrhea
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi guys, I have got a question about chlamydia/gonorrhea. About FOUR years ago I had sex with (3) prostitutes. I have already been tested -ive for HIV and syphilis. Do you think there's a chance I've been infected with chlamydia and/or gonorrhea? I...
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Long term Nonprogressors
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am loooking to see if anyone is or knows a long term nonprogressors. Please contact me: bellasurfer311@yahoo.com Read more » How long after "symptoms" would you test positive?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
How long after "symptoms" would you test positive regardless if you have ARS or not.....
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