Gonorrhea In Men And Women

Symptoms of gonorrhea in men and women are not the same. The following are symptoms of gonorrhea in women:

• Watery, thick, or greenish discharge.
• Pain or burning when urinating.
• The urge to urinate more often.
• Spotting between menstrual periods.
• Pain during vaginal penetration.
• Sharp pain in the lower abdomen.
• Itching and pain in the anus.

Symptoms of gonorrhea in men:

• Out of pus on the tip of the penis.
• Pain or burning sensation when urinating.
• Pain and swelling in one testicle.
• Swelling and redness at the tip of the penis.

After the germ enters the body, the incubation period or the appearance of symptoms after exposure, is usually about 3-10 days. Although this period is different for each patient. Sometimes gonorrhea infection does not appear for months, especially in women.