Is urinary tract infection gonorrhea

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Recently, I used to go to the toilet more frequently, and I always felt itchy. I often scratched my lower body and bled. Only when I went to the hospital did I know that I was suffering from gonorrhea. Now I often have thick liquid flowing out, and I have a little pain when I urinate. Today, let me share with you whether the lower urinary tract infection is gonorrhea.

Is urinary tract infection gonorrhea

First: chronic gonococcal urethritis and cervicitis. Acute gonorrhea can become chronic if not treated adequately. The symptoms were abdominal distension, backache and leucorrhea. Although the clinical symptoms of female chronic gonorrhea are mild or not significant, gonococcus can hide in the paraurethral gland, vestibular gland or cervical gland for a long time, and it often occurs repeatedly later, and is an important source of infection. In addition, secretions constantly stimulate the mucosa, easy to induce condyloma acuminatum.

Second: acute gonococcal urethritis and cervicitis. Female urethra is shorter, so urethritis is lighter than male urethritis. After infection, the symptoms are mild or asymptomatic. Generally, after 2-3 days of incubation period, the vulva is inflamed first, itching consciously, and pain occurs when walking. Urethritis, cervicitis, paraurethral adenitis, vestibular adenitis and proctitis appear successively, among which cervicitis is the most common.

Third: young female gonococcal vulvovaginitis. Vulva, perineum and perianal swelling, vaginal purulent secretions more, can cause urination, local irritation symptoms and ulceration.

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Although some sex workers have no symptoms, they can pass gonorrhea to each other through sex. Generally, sexual intercourse can only be restored after complete cure. That is, after regular treatment, gonococcus was not found in 3 times of culture, and there was no symptom, then it was considered to be cured, and sexual life could be started at this time.