Instances of the STI are at the highest level ever recorded.
Dr Shah said: “Anyone who is sexually active can catch gonorrhoea. But you’re particularly at risk if you regularly change sexual partners or do not use adequate barrier methods ofAs for the symptoms of gonorrhoea, Dr Shah said: “Symptoms of gonorrhoea usually appear within two weeks of being infected.
“In women, common symptoms include an unusual vaginal discharge ; pain or burning when peeing; pain or tenderness in the abdominal area; bleeding betweenwhich is white, yellow, or green in colour. Other symptoms include pain or burning when peeing, swollen foreskin and, in rare cases, pain in the testicles.
However, Dr Shah warned: “Important to note though, about 10% of infected men and 50% of infected women do not experience any obvious symptoms. This is why regular STI testing is necessary, especially if you’re particularly at risk.”Given that the condition can be symptomless, it’s essential that you are regularly getting tested for STI’s and that, if you are infected, you get treated as soon as possible.
Dr Shah said: “It’s important to treat gonorrhoea quickly to prevent complications and long-term issues. Untreated, it can spread and cause serious problems.if the eye comes into contact with infected discharge from the penis or vaginal fluid. Gonorrhoea is also particularly concerning in pregnant women as it can cause miscarriage, premature birth or blindness in the newborn baby.”We're Sex Therapists. Here Are 7 Things We'd Never Do In The Bedroom.
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