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Whats Gonorrhea
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whats the cause of gonorrheai was infected by gonorrhea. i got it from my gf. where did she got it? im positive that im the only guy in her life. after i found out that i was infected she immediately go to the doc undergo for urinalysis and they found out she has a UTI, could...
Response from Judith A. Aberg, M.D.
Washington University, St. Louis School of Medicine
Gonorrhea is caused by a bacteria named Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Humans are the only known carriers of gonorrhea. Transmission is almost always by sexual contact. Fifty percent of women will become infected after a single exposure to an infected male...
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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 »got diagnosed with Gonorrhea. scared of HIVhi Doc, 23 yr old male here..I met this lady online (ie didnt know her sexual history) and we had... Read more »
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Australia: Rates of Gonorrhea, Chlamydia SurgeChlamydia diagnoses last year in Australia grew by 17 percent over the 2009 figure, while gonorrhea diagnoses shot up by 25 percent, the Kirby Institute reported today. More testing does not account for all of the increases, said David Wilson, an... Read more »
GonorrheaWhat is gonorrhea? How common is gonorrhea? How do people get gonorrhea? Who is at risk for gonorrhea? What are the signs and symptoms of gonorrhea? What are the complications of gonorrhea? How does gonorrhea affect a pregnant woman and her... 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 »
Canada: Safe-Sex "Complacency" Boosts STDsRecently released data show rates of chlamydia and gonorrhea among Ottawa females ages 15-24 rose 89 and 88 percent respectively from 1997 to last year. For males the same age, rates of chlamydia increased two-fold and gonorrhea rates more than... Read more »
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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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Figures? what`s normal?... confused!
Posted by Dreamer76, 2 Replies
Hi Everyone,Hope this message finds you well!! i`m looking for the openion of people who have more experience than myself living with HIV. I was diagnosed on 20th Mar `09 (with a virus that`s resistant to alot of drugs) and have had 3 blood tests... Read more » Whats with this
Posted by Bear60, 1 Reply
Deep throating? I did take it down deep but not rough. What's with this deep throating stuff? .................................................................... OK I copied this from AM I INFECTED. Excuse me???????? Read more »
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