Gonorrhea in men in modern medicine is treatednot so difficult, but it is dangerous in that in a fairly short time able to make a man barren. Therefore, you need to see a doctor in the near future after the alleged infection, which will allow you to quickly take action and no longer worry.
Men should be even more so.worrying not about one’s health, but about the health of a standing friend or wife, because in women this disease leads to more serious consequences. Symptoms of gonorrhea in men include several signs that you may be suspected of having gonorrhea. This is a frequent desire to empty the bladder, sharp pain or burning in the process of urination, as well as thick yellow discharge from the penis. This disease has not always been taken seriously in the past, and this has often led to the loss of the ability of men to become fathers. Symptoms of gonorrhea in men appear 2-7 days after infection and cause discomfort.
How to distinguish gonorrhea from banal cystitis?With cystitis, the temperature rises slightly, with gonorrhea, it is normal. Cystitis does not appear immediately, and the symptoms increase gradually, but gonorrhea abruptly occurs without prior "bells." With gonorrhea, often yellow discharge appears in the morning, with cystitis, there is no particular discharge at all. With gonorrhea, urine is excreted in sufficient quantity, but it can be so painful for a man to urinate that he tries to do it as little as possible, with cystitis, urine is excreted in small portions at a time, and there is no such excruciating pain.
Diagnosis of gonorrhea in men spend most oftenby examining a smear, but this method is not the most reliable. If health is important to you, and there is reason to suspect gonorrhea, insist on a polymerase chain reaction that produces ultra-precise results. True, this analysis is more expensive.
Если все же у вас гонорея, не откладывайте treatment by a doctor in a long box. The fact is that the patient is threatened not only with infertility, inflammation of the eyes, damage to large joints and narrowing of the urethra are also possible, which can make the urination process almost impossible. This is all extremely unpleasant and significantly reduces the quality of life.
How is gonorrhea treated?Only antibiotics, do not trust the advertising of folk remedies. There are three main medicines that are used for treatment. However, they do not always help, some gonococci, pathogens, have developed resistance to antibiotics. Therefore, a good doctor will check their antibiotic resistance in your particular case. For this, the gonococci isolated from the material of your analyzes will be tested for sensitivity to medications, and only then will they proceed to the actual treatment. That is why you cannot treat gonorrhea yourself - you can try to cure the disease with unsuitable means, remove some of the unpleasant manifestations, but the disease will not be overcome. Symptoms of gonorrhea in men can be smoothed out with an unsuitable antibiotic, but the pathogens will remain, which means that all the threats of the disease will also remain.
How much is gonorrhea treated?Sometimes a single injection or pill that is taken one day is enough. It is necessary to treat several partners at once, that is, everyone who has had contact with the patient. However, such treatment does not guarantee full recovery. In order to exclude the fact that gonococci remained in the body, the doctor applies special methods, which are called provocation. In practice, this may be a shot of Gonovaccine in the shoulder, the introduction of active substances into the urethra, or please drink plenty of fluids. If the patient is still sick, the next day tests will give a positive result, that is, they will confirm that the person is still unwell. Then the doctor works with another antibiotic to cure.
The symptoms of gonorrhea in men are quite vivid,unlike women, so at the very first signs look for a good doctor working officially - and do not waste time. And try to exclude casual sexual contacts for the future - after all, the probability of being infected by other means than sex is no more than 1%.
