Gonorrhea is a dangerous social disease. If the symptoms are not detected early and treated promptly, the disease will become increasingly severe, leading to dangerous complications for women such as infertility, sterility, and danger to the fetus for pregnant women.

Under normal physiological conditions, there are anatomical differences between men and women in the urethra. The female urethra is shorter than that of the male, so gonorrhea is less widespread. In terms of symptoms, gonorrhea in men and women is different, because the male urethra is long, the acute stage of gonorrhea in men is widespread, while in women it is quiet and easily overlooked.

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease that has a short incubation period and develops rapidly. If not detected and treated promptly, gonorrhea can cause many serious complications to the patient's health.

Gonorrhea, also known as Blennorrhagia, is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by the bacteria Neisseria Gonorrhoeae. It can seriously affect the reproductive organs of both men and women. Gonorrhea cannot be cured on its own, and requires medical treatment until it is completely cured.