Trypper is an infectious disease, also known as gonorrhea, transmitted mainly by sexual transmission. It happens, however, that the infection occurs through a towel and other personal care items. This disease can be transmitted and in utero from the mother to the unborn child. The causative agent of Neocer's gonococcal disease.

Symptoms.

Symptoms of gonorrhea in women and men are different. Women get vaginal discharge, irregular, irregular and profuse menstruation (sometimes bleeding occurs between regular menstrual periods). Sexual intercourse causes great discomfort. Very often there are pain in the lower abdomen, vomiting and high fever. Men infected with gonorrhea complain primarily of purulent discharge from the urethra. Regardless of sex, there is burning, pain when urinating, and itching and rectal infections.

Lack of consultation with a doctor can lead not only to changes within the genitourinary system (in particular, inflammation of the fallopian tubes, abscesses, infertility), but also to joint damage, and in extreme cases of the heart. This is because the causative agent penetrates the cardiovascular system and moves throughout the body.

Diagnosis and treatment.

The main method of diagnosis is obtaining a smear from the vagina or urethra, and its evaluation for the presence of a causative agent of gonorrhea. In order for the treatment to be effective, it is necessary to identify the disease as early as possible and to prescribe the appropriate antibiotics with bactericidal action. Patients should be informed of the threat and take into account that the most effective way to avoid infection, not only gonorrhea, but also the majority of such diseases, is the use of a condom.