Gonorrhea

Gonorrhea is common sexually transmitted disease it is an infection of the genitourinary tract especially the urethra and cervix and, occasionally, on the rectum, pharynx, and eyes.

Gonorrhea can spread through joints, tendons, and endocardium, in females, it can lead to chronic pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and sterility.

Gonorrhea is prevalent among young people with multiple sexual partners, particularly those between ages 19 and 25.

Causes of Gonorrhea

• Sexual contact with an infected person
• Children born of infected mothers

Symptoms of Gonorrhea

Many infected males are asymptomatic, some develop symptoms of:

• Urethritis
• Dysuria
• Urethral discharge
• Redness
• Swelling

Most infected females remain asymptomatic but may develop:

• Inflammation
• Yellow discharge from the cervix

Other symptoms:

• Fever
• Nausea
• Itching
• Vomiting
• Tachycardia
• Incontinence
• Muscle rigidity
• Urinary frequency
• Burning, and pain
• Severe pelvic pain
• Lower abdominal pain
• Muscle tenderness
• Abdominal distention

Other possible symptoms include:

• Pharyngitis
• Tonsillitis
• Rectal burning
• Rectal itching
• Bloody discharge

Treatment / Home Remedies for Gonorrhea

If the infection is severe it is most advisable to seek help from medical professionals.

Yogurt:
Dip a tampon in a bowl of yogurt. Use it twice a day. Continue treatment for a few more days until the symptoms subsided.

Tea tree oil:
Place a few drops of tea tree oil on a tampon before using it.

Garlic:
Apply garlic paste directly on affected area. This treatment should be used only for non-vaginal yeast infection.

Diets for Gonorrhea infected Person

Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables to ensure a healthy body and lifestyle.

Prevention Tips for Gonorrhea

Practice good hygiene
Avoid sexual contact with infected person
Use protection (e.g. Condom) in sexual contact
Wash genital area frequently to avoid viral infections
Wash the genital area with soap and water every after intercourse