Symptoms commonly observed in individuals assigned male at birth may encompass:
- Discharge from the penis, varying in colour from white, yellow, to green.
- Painful or severe burning sensation during urination (dysuria).
- Testicular pain and swelling.
Conclusion
Gonorrhoea is a widespread sexually transmitted infection. Gonorrhoea is primarily transmitted through sexual contact and can be asymptomatic in many cases, especially in individuals assigned female at birth. Regardless of symptoms, understanding the causes of gonorrhoea are vital to prevent transmission. Informing sexual partners and seeking medical intervention through healthcare providers or sexual health centres is crucial in managing and curbing the spread of gonorrhoea. Also, ensure that you have a health insurance plan in place to safeguard yourself against any financial stress.
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